New Britain herald., 1922-04-25
FRANK i. OSBORNE
 DIES IN HOSPITAL
Prominent School Official Suc-
 cumbs Following Operation
TOWN CLERKS NEW HOURS
"Slim" Trio Defeats "Midgcts" In Bowling By "HcaNy" Scorc-Nicn's Club Executive Committee Meeting Small Brush firc-Itcms.

Frank G. Osborne, one of the most
 prominent citizens of the town. died at tho Hartford hospital yesterday af- | ternoon following an operation per
 formed about week ago. The news
 Of Mir. osborne's death came as a dis
 tinct shock 10 the community as his
 condition reported few days ago,
 showed favorable improvement. He
 was removed to the hospital about
 two weeks ago and underwent two
 operations. Mir. osborne was an off,
 cial on the Plainyille school commit
 tee and acted in the capacity of n-
 nancial agent and secretary. He held
 this position for six years and was
 His excellent business ability and | judgment in the affairs of operating
 the school system aided in cutting
 many appropriations and his loss at
 this time will be keenly felt.
 Mir, Osborne is survived by q wife
 and two daughters, Helen NJ. Os- borne and Mrs. Alfred Sturgeon of
 Church street; one son, George II.
 Osborne. Of New Britain; sister.
 Mrs. J. Harry Osborne Of Wcsthe'd
 Mass. and his mother who also re-
 sides in Westfeld.
 Mir. Osborne was born in Forestvile
 the family having moved here shortly | after he was born. He was T mem.
 per of Sequassen lodge, I. O. o. F.. of
 which he was a past grand and sec
 retary; the Knights Of Pythias; Dun
 bar Encampment of Bristol, l. O. o.
 T.; Washington Camp, r. o. S. of A., l If New Britain and the 0. |. A. NJ. l of Bristol.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow l fternoon at 2:s0 o'clock from the | nome. Rev. Robert H. Burton of | Iartford, former rector of the Plain l file Episcopal church of Our Saviour, | will ofhciate and burial will be in | Vest cemetery. Plainvile.
 l Midgets Defeated l Captain Frank Powers "Midgets' | uffered trouncing at the hands of | he Slim Trio" of the Trumbull Elec- 1 ric Manufacturing company last eve l ling at the Wallace Barnes alleys in | 'ristol. Captain Broadwell, leading | he Slim Trio, had an excellent line ID. The Midgets lost four out of five games with a total pin fall of s1. Next Monday night, Donald Free | man, crack bowler of the Midgets, | will roll a handicap match against H.
 'apenfoth in the Casino alleys in | New Britain.
 Mems Club Notes l Tomorrow evening, the Mems club | aNecutive committee of the Episcopal | shurch Of Our Saviour will hold a meeting at the home of the vice president, Charles Livingston, of 15 spruce street. The meeting will com hence at s o'clock
 Town Clerks Hours Acting Town Clerk Judge Merritt ). Ryder, has outlined a schedule of hours which he will have at the town ,lerks office during the illness O. Robert C. Usher. on Thursday morn ing, April 27, he will be in the office between 10 and 12 o'clock; on the following days, he will be in session between 1 and o'clock; Wednesday, April 26 Friday. April 2S. Saturday, April 20 and Monday, May 1 this eve. ming. he will attend at o'clock and hold office until g o'clock and will re- tain these evening hours Thursday Friday and Monday evenings. Ladies' Aid Meeting There will be an important meeting If the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon t the home Of Mrs Frank g. White The session will commence at 3 o'clock. Reports of the officers for the past year will be heard and the lnnual election of officers will take place.
 Legion Meeting
 The American Legion auxiliary will hold it's regular meeting tonight in the post headquarters. All members are urged to attend. The AuXiliarJ and Brock Barnes post members held l special meeting last evening for th, purpose of making poppies. Man! were finished and more will be com oleted before Decoration Day comes The poppies wilI be placed on sale