New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
'H0LY NAME SOCIETY A.[| DANCE X TONIGHT -.. .HeaSins Program. to Be Presented at Grange Hall
 
 DAYLIGHT SAYING PLAN HERE

IruTnDuIi Production Class Holds Meeting-Tuberculos Fund Now
 34a-Pythians to Hold Meeting ForestviIe Ns@-Brief Items. The. entertainment and dance at JhegGrange hall tonight, under the auspices of the Holy. Name society rSJhe Church of OHr Lady of Mercy, 5 taSes to be the banner event of . SAcn. A pleasing program has ! oasaa @ AassGkby the committee, com
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 to Gfleles conlon ss fefs credit is due in which he has arrangaa4sS. nra ~aS gram and talent from this f< d New Britain. will be seen. The er..;- | tainment will commence at o'cIocAA, Fl Dancing will follow. CIynes' orches-s l tra. of New Britain will furnish the
 music. The Ladies' Altar society will | assist the members of the Holy Name fsociety in the. affair
 The program follows:
 Star Spangled Banner" entire l audience and chorus; opening chorus, That Tumble Down Shack in Attn lone,' and County Kerry Mary" under the direction of Mrs. Martin Casey: piano recital of Irish airs, by Lillian Bixby;. solo, Every Tear Is | a Smile in An. Irishman's Heart" by William Hayes. solo. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Irene Walsh; pi- ano and concertina duet, "Rakes of Miss McLeod's '. Reel" Josephine Donohue and John Danaher; solo, ! The Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall,' Edward Dwyer: solo,, When 1 I Dream of Old Erin, I'm Dreaming 1 of. You" Harry, Graham; Irish jig and reel, John Danaher with part ] ner, assisted by Josephine Donohue, pianist, and Joseph Greenier, violin 1 ist; My Wild Irish Rose," and %What's the Matter With the Irish ?' Liberty Four Quartet, composed of Paul Hayes, William Hayes, James Hayes and William Cunningham; solo.
 'Killaraey," Mrs. Mary T. Cream of New Britain. solo, T Love the Name
 of Mary, Anna Monticello; remarks by Rev. John E. Fay: closing chorus under Mrs. Martin Casey.
 The chorus has been rehearsing | for the event for several weeks and Mrs. Casey reports excellent progress. l 1tsWill be com posed of about IS or 2es voices Tickets for the entertain
 me Tit have been selling we'll and more
 than POI, are eSpected. to attend to- | night. Refreshments will be served
 sind have been arranged. for by, Peter Duffy. H. J. Cdtting and NJ. J. Fitz- tserald, the. committee in charge. Dec | orations have been done by the floor
 conimittee, Thomas Rove, Salvatore | Marine and A. J. Greenier. The af- | fair will be held on the ground floor
 of the building.
 Tuberculosis Fund Report | A report on the final sale of the 1 Christfas Seals, held here during the
 holiday season, has been submitted ! by John Lamb, who had charge of | the drive. There shows a total sum of l s343.50. received up to date. The | school children alone. under the direc- tion of Principal Orrin L. Judd. did l we'll, more than $100 was taken in by | them. Much of the proceeds of this 1 sale will be used for actual tuber- 1 culosis relief work here in Plainviffe. l There will however, be a certain per centage of the sum given to the state fund.
 Daylight Saving Here |: Although the legislature has killed | Ahe. bill presented for daylight say- | ng, the majority of the residents of | the town are in favor of it. The store | keepers are in favor of opening an