New Britain herald., 1921-01-31
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l smoker tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple. The members have been instructed to invite friends who are interested in the work of the as- Sociation, and who may become i member. An opportunity will be given those attending to hear George B. Chandler speak of his trip to Paris, as delegate from the National Chamber of Commerce. A short bus mess meeting will be held at o'clock. Senator Trumbun Well Senator John H. Trumbull is rest ing comfortable after undergoing d minor operation at the Hartford hospital Friday night. pr. Bell per formed the operation. Senator Trum- bull attended the meeting of the gen. eral assembly as usual Friday and after it was over, drove over to the hospital and had the operation per- 1 formed This is the third time under the surgeons knife.
 Getchell Falls on Ice
 Benjamin F. Getchell, of ? Cedar street, fell on the ice while skating on the Plainville pond Saturday after noon, and received a bad gash over the eye. Dr. Bull attended him and found it necessary to place two stitches in it. The bone was not shattered as had first been thought.
 Small Fire
 A fire started from some hot ashes that had been thrown in a wooden tub standing out on the back veranda of the home of Joseph Marine of East street, last night. The fire department was called out, but on their arrival, there was nothng to do Mr. Marine threw the tub out in the yard when he discovered the blaze. There was no damage.
 Condition Improved
 William Foran, year old child of MT. and Mrs. William Foran of 15 Pine street is reported as getting bet ter. The child had been critically ill for the past week or more and his condition was regarded as serious. Yesterday, Doctors Bull, Dalton and Savard the latter two from New Britain. were called in and held a consulta ton.
 Services End
 The services which were conducted at the Baptist church every evening last week, came to a close last night. Rev. H. D. Coe led the sermon and had some interesting topics. Satur- day night he gave a chalk talk lec- ture on, "The Hearts Great Question:" Rev. J. G. Ward, pastor of the church, attended the Regional meeting at the First Baptist church in New Britain held at II o'clock this morn ing.
 FOrestvilIe News
 The first game of the Valley league, recently formed, was played
 
 The Forestville Athletic association defeated the Collinsville team by the score of GA to 10. The next game will be held when the locals clash against the Simsbury team, Friday evening, at the Firemen's hall.
 There will be a cottage prayer at the home of Mrs. Agnes Potter at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening.
 Plainvillc Items.
 Masses will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Wednesday morning at o'clock. Thursday morn- ing at o'clock and 7:3O o'clock in the evening" and Friday morning at 5:SO and o'clock. Wednesday morning will be the celebration of the Feast of Purification.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold drills at the hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening" The Martha Sewing circle will meet Wednesday afternoon, Feb ruary g, at the home of Mrs. F. H. Gilbert of Mountain View. Rev. Patrick Mccarthy will con- duct the mass at 10 o'clock tomorrow at Our Lady of Mercy church. Miss Ruth Raphael of New Britain commenced her duties as teacher of the kindergarten at the Plainville Grammar school today. She fills the vacancy left by Miss Ruth Wilcox.
 Henry Morgan of Park street left for Jacksonville, Florida, Saturday.
 A reunion was held at the home of Mrs. E. D. Warfield of Park street yesterday. Her sons who visited were: w. T. Warfield of Erie, Pa; G. M. warfield of New Britain; R. w. Warfield and family of Bristol; E. E. Warfield of Boston; J. E.. Warfield of this town, and Mrs. w. Francis and son of Southington.
 FOR SALE-A large Oak parlOr stove in good condition. Price $1h.0o. Mrs Fisher 29 Canal St., Plainville, Conn,
 1-S1-4dx for one ton truck, local or long distance Telephone Plainville 43-2. 1-27-4dx TO RENT-Six room tenement, with inn provements. Plainville, Mountain View. A. Kanapas. 1-2S-SdX