New Britain herald., 1921-06-20

home on Broad street at 2:30 o'clock l for members of the family. Rev. Samuel E. Lawson. of Springfield Gardens Long Island, conducted them. Services were also held at the Methodist church by Rev. James M. Tranmer, pastor of the church, and Rev. MT. Lawson.
 The pail bearers were: Augustine Prior, Bruce Gilbert, Judd Wads- worth, Lloyd Reaney, Harold Corning and Herbert Ewald. The f1rin. squad was in charge of John Guiden. Ralph Newell acted as color bearer. The guards were Carl Nilsson and Louis Mennone. Thomas Prior was in charge of~the automobiles. The Plainville drum corps led the pro cession from the church to the West cemetery, with untitled drums. The salute was fired over the grave at 5 o'clock.
 Celebrates S2nd Birthday.
 Mrs. Caroline Fisher of Canal street, celebrated her s2nd birthday at her home Saturday. She was surprised by her five daughters who iINC ouI ot lO"il dIlu al dllSou TOT tIG event. Mrs. Fisher is active despite her advanced years and does her daily routine of work about the home unassisted. She is a lover of flowers and spends great deal of her time out of doors. Besides her five daugh- ters she has two grand-daughters and one great-grand-daugh who spent the day with her.
 Post Meeting Tonight
 Commander Merton Lamb has issued a notice to the members of the Brock Barnes post that there will be a special meeting tonight at the post headquarters All members are urged to attend as matters of inn portance will be discussed The prospects of purchasing building for club house will be heard.
 Ice Cream Festival.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will hold an ice cream festival We'd | nesday evening from until o'clock at the lawn of Mrs. Martin, at the | corner of Maple and Crown streets | The public has been extended a cor dial invitation to attend.
 OIiver-CIements Engagement.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver of | Shuttle Meadow road, PlainvilIe, have | announced the engagement or tne1r | daughter. Louise Virginia, to Charles | Clements of Canada. There has been | no date set for the wedding.
 PIainviIIe Briefs.
 There will be a meeting tonight l bekah lodge.
 Miss Anna Berry and Miss Mildred | Terry, enjoyed an automobile trip | to New York city and New Jersey | over the weekend.
 Miss Cora Thompson of Broad | street spent the weekend visiting l Mrs Marion Lamont of Forestville. |
 Acquilla H. Condell and Stanley l s. Gwillim left Saturday for a trip | to Ontario, Canada.
 Miss Edna Travers of Hinsdale, N. l Y., is visiting at the Maple Hurst l for a short while. She was a former | teacher here.
 Friends in town of Miss Alice Car ragher will be grieved to hear of her sudden death which took place in l New York Saturday. Miss Cara gher died of blood poisoning from an in lection. She has a brother, Frank | Carra gher. who lives at 2S East Main | street. Miss Carragher had visited | PlainVille on numerous occasions for nursing visits. She died at the New ork hospital where she was head | nurse. Her body will be shipped to | Canada for burial
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Cool- and Miss Doris Gwillim have gone to Short l Beach where they will remain for two weeks.
 CARD OF THANKS
 We wish to express our deep ap- preciation for the kindness shown | us by our friends and neighbors and l for the beautiful floral tributes.
 MRS. HARRIET l.. BARNES
 AND FAMILY.
 INTERNATIONAL DEBATE.
 Lewiston Me, June 20.-A cable l