New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-21

geant in the coast artillery, and locat-
| ed at Fortress Monroe, Virginia will
| be graduated from the coast artillery
| school at that base next Thursday
| He has been awarded certificate for
artillery proficiency and upon gradu-
alton viii receive his honorable dis
charge. Morgan will enter the en-
| ploy of the Aetna Life Insurance
| company in Hartford Immediately
| after his return to his home on Maple
street.
Epworth League Outing.
Members of the Epworth league to
the number OF 16 enjoyed their an
nual outing yesterday in a. sail down
| the Connecticut river to Middletown.
The party left here at noon and sail
ed from Hartford at 4 o'clock. Din
ner was served on the boat par
| ty program, was carried out upon ar
| rival at Middletown.
Odd Fellows Tonight.
Officers of the local lodge of Odd
Fellows will be installed in office to-
night in L o. O.. +. hall by District
Deputy Grand Master Lester G. Root
of Bristol The officers to be Install
/ ed are: Chester Griffin, noble grand;
Fred Norton, vice-grand; Ralph
| Morrill,, recording secretary; Frank
Osborne. financial secretary Irving
| Carter, treasurer. Refreshments Will
| be served after the installation.
! X. of p. To Install.
Officers of the local lodge of the
tomorrow night at a meeting in I. O..
Q. F. hall. The officers are: Warren
Fox, chancellor commander; Edward
| A SHINY vice h4noQ11Or. ,O11iS
Meade, master Of finance; George
futile, master of the exchequer; Fred
Morton, master Of work; Roy. Ackert,
master at arms; William Vance, Jr.,
prelate; Adelbert Stephenson, inside
| guard; Charles Klatt, outside guard.
| Meeting of F,iremen.
| THE local firemen held an import
ant business meeting at their rooms
in the town hall last night. The most
| important business discussed was the
| purchase of uniforms. 1t was decided
| to purchase new military uniform
with fire department designed blouse.
The uniforms will be of dark blue and
| will be purchased Immediately They
| are expected to be here by Septem-
Der l. Other routine business was
discussed hut nothing of importance
| was voted upon besides that of new
equipment. Inc department 10 IIo"
the strongest it has ever been since
the addition of new members to the
personnel during the past year.
Brief Items
Yvonne Brunette of Central Square
| is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. Lemieux
of Westfield, Mass.
| Miss Anna Murphy is spending sew
eral weeks vacation with friends in
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Charles Zettegren of Bridge
port is visiting at the, home Of her
parents on Strong Court. She was
formerly Miss Ruth Erbe of this town
Annette Brunell is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. F. Berthaume of Newport
r. I.
James Usher is on motor trip
through New Hampshire.
Mrs. and Mrs. Nils Nilsson are ex-
spend a vacation with Mr.. Nelson's
, parents, Mrs and Mrs. Nilsson OF
F'orestville avenue.
Miss Flossye j.. Taylor, private
, secretary for Alix w. Stanley of New
Britain, is enjoying a two weeks va
cation in the Maine woods.
Mrs Edward Bassett has left for
New Mexico to join her husband DR.
| Edward BaSSett VINO is located With
$ an army outfit in that state. Before
, her marriage, Mrs. Bassett was Miss
, Kathleen Crowley formerly of this
r town. She was recently connected with
! the Public Health Service hospital ir
: West Haven where her husband was
, stationed.
FOR SALE-i8lacEberries for canning Will
they last. P. H. Forman 119 Whiting
ST., Plainville, Conn. Tel. 1875. 7-19-3d