New Britain herald., 1922-03-27

afternoon in the vacant store at 8 West Main street The organization reports that total sum of about s25 had been raised. All the receipts are not in yet, but il IS hoped that this amount will be larger, The commit tee wishes to thank all those who as- sisted In the nale,
 Death of Mrs. r, Parsons.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Frank Parsons of Brooklyn, N. r. Mrs. Parsons was Miss Alice Nueent of this town be fore her marriage. She leaves her husband and one son, Gerald Bowen, of Brooklyn, N. Y, A sister, Mrs, Frank Moran, is also living in Brook lyn. Mrs. Parsons visited Plainvillc almost every summer and was usual ly the guest of Miss Elizabeth Burns of the Russell Block. Miss Burns had received letter from Mrs. Par sons last Tuesday and it was the day after that the former local woman died
 Wc-uns Whist
 Miss Dorothy Clark of the Wc-uns Girls club, will entertain the teaching force of the nlainvilc Grammar schools al her home on Pennington avenue this evening, Whist games will commence at s o'clock.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Mrs. M. l.. Messenger Of West Main street, has received word from her son. Donald Messenger, who is sta toned in China. The former loce! man is with the Asiatic fleet. He has been in the navy for the past two years.
 Miss Beatrice Benzon of Troy, N. Y., is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred l.. Bcnzon of Whiting street over the Easter holidays.
 Rev. J. Leo Sullivan, curate of St. Joseph's church m New Britain, gave an interesting talk on Societies" at the local church of Our Lady of Mercy last evening. .
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russell of the Colonial Inn, have moved to Slough ton, Mass.
 The regular meeting of the Busy Bee Sewing circle will be held tomor- icN NN''i''S "t 'iiN lloillt ol MI Q. Mabel Martndale of Broad street.
 The food sale and whist of the Manross Woman's Relief corps, held Friday afternoon at the G. A. R. hall, netted them SIC.
 Leon Spencer and family will re- turn to their home on West Main street soon which has been rebuilt and renovated, following the serious fire in there several weeks ago. MT. Spencer and his family have been making their home with Mir. Spe,r- cer's father, George Spencer of West Main street.
 There will be 8 special meeting of the Brock Barnes post this evening"
 Carl Hulten has moved from For estville avenue to Mountain View.
 Miss Gladys Bushnell of Pequabucl1 spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Mckee.
 Fred Smith has recovered from his recent illness and is able tc be out again.
 Mrs. Charles Bunnell of Hamlin street is reported as recuperating from an attack of the influenza.
 Miss Dorothy Clayton is receiving treatment at the Hartford hospital.
 Mrs. Edward MacCoul Of Thomas ton, is visiting at the home of William Eaton, her father, for few days
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Roberts of West Main street, visited their daughter at the Hartford hospital Saturday where she is receiving treat ment. Her condition is reported as being improved.
 Hugh Trumbull, father of Senator John and Henry Trumbull, is confined to his home on Maple street with an illness .-...
 Mr. and Mrs. Amo Zickwolf, spent Sunday visiting their daughter, Mrs. Theodore Fanion of New Britain. FURNITURE and piano moving and all kinds of trucking. I. A. 0ridley. S7 Whiting St.. Plainville. Phone 163. MAGEE range, No. 8. Water front and all connections. Apply 20 Broad street. Plain vile. TO RENT-six room tenomont, all improve ments. Situated acrosa from the post of- flee. Apply nt TanI store.