New Britain herald., 1922-08-17

dren; Mrs. Adeline Norton, Clara Marie Norton, Lucia Norton, MT. and Mrs Charles Gaylord and children, Marjorie, Irving. Catherine, Lila Leonard and Harvey, Mrs. Martha Nearing, Mrs. Lester Lowry and Charles Bacon and children, Lillian, William and Lawrence.
 Forestville-Mrs Oliver Bunnell, Maude Mamre Bunneu, Mrs. B. W. Reynolds and children. Mildred and George, Mrs. Ella Reed and Wilbur Weed and Mir. and Mrs. Lester Near ing New York-Mrs. E. A. Johnson and son. Joseph.
 Plainvile--Miss Lizzie Hart and Blakeslee The following were the guests of the family; Mir. and Mrs. w. o. Goodsel Of Bristol, MT. and Mrs. Watson Perkins of Wallingford and Rev Mr. Still of Long Island.
 No Movie Permit
 Selectman William Johnson an- nounced today that it would be i'm possible for the selectmen of the town to call special meeting this week to act on the appeal of C. B Eastman for a permit to run moving pictures at his Community theater, on Whiting street this Sunday night,
 Mr. Johnson cannot get the board together on account of the illness of two of the members and has notified Mir. Eastman that he will be forced to let the matter go until next week, if a meeting can be called at that time.
 Therefore, Mir. Johnson says he d. oes not deem it wise for the theater owner to operate his machine this Sunday night but advised him to await the outcome of the selectmen's motion.
 This places Mir. Eastman in a bad position as he claims to have already booked two large features for this Sunday nights performance. How ever, he says he will cancel them if possible.
 Mir. Eastman save he has been ap- | preached by several of the prominent | re sidents of the town and all of them | have been in favor of Sunday movies | He believes that if the selectmen will | grant him this privilege, the town will | patronize him,
 To start For Canada
 Miss Margaret LeVasseur of Broad | street, will leave tomorrow for a vaca- ion of several weeks in Canada. Miss ,eVa sseur is employed at the Hart md Cooley company in New Britain. She expects to return shortly after labor Day.
 Fred spencer Home
 Frederick Spencer, of West Main ;treet, owner of the Plainville Hard ware company on Whiting street, has eturned from the New Britain hos ,ital and is recovering from his brok- n left leg
 Mir. Spencer sustained the injury as ,e was working on the furnace in the lome of James Eaton of West Main treet. His condition is reported as and his speedy recovery is ooked forward to by his business as- ociates.
 Hadsell Renuion The forty first annual reunion and icnic of the Hadsell family, will be eld on Saturday August la, at Lake 'ompounce. The events this year are xpected to surpass all others and ,rger attendance is anticipated, The flair is in charge of immediate mem- CTS of the family in Avon.
 Rev. Grant Coming
 Rev. Frederick L. Grant of War tn. Mass. will occupy the pulpit at he Congregational church here sun ay morning The presence of Rev. IT, Grant will be pleasant one to ne members of the church who re- ,ember him when he was pastor aere some five years ago. MT. Grant arved in the local pulpit for a period f nine years and is well known in 'lainville.
 Return From Trip
 Selectman Charles H Calor and IT'S. Calor of West Main street, have Aturned from an automobile trip, oent at Kippering, Maine. They were ccompanied on their vacation by anes I Murphy Of Whiting street.