New Britain herald., 1922-08-01

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 The progra m for Thursday and Friday has been selected with great care as the Chautauqua will, by that time, be in full swing and large at tendance is looked forward to at every session, The following are the, features of those two days:
 Thursday Shakespeare Day.
 ga. m, Basketry; s;l5, Bible Hour; 9;00, Nature Study, Prof. H. D. Hem enway; 9:50, Domestic Science; io:o0, Children's Hour; ll'oo. Elocution, Mrs. Ellen A. Goudey; 1880 p. m, Assembly Chorus, Mrs. Wells. S!oo Musical Prelude, Songs of The Tempest" Miss Lucy V. Seidler, con tralto; Lecture. ''Shakespeare's Last Play" Truman J. Spencer; 4;3o. Rhythmic Expression, Mrs. Goudey; 7:45. Recital, Julius Caesar" Tru- man J. Spencer; Shakespearean Songs, by Miss Lucy V. Seidler.
 Friday Temperance Day.
 Q w Ilf, o'Aos A''b'N Hour; 9:O0, Nature Study. Prof. H. D. Hemenway; $50. Domestic Sci ence; l0:00. Children's Hour: 1lo0, Elocution, Mrs. Ellen A. Goudcy; 1:30, Assembly Chorus, Mrs. Wells; 3:oo, To be announce1; 4:3O Rhyth- mic Expression. Mrs. Goudey; 745, Address
 lynn, b,,I1 VacationistS
 Members of the office force of the Trpmbull Electric Company now hav ing their vacation are Miss Lima Moves, Margaret Ziemet. Margaret Mccormick, Elizabeth Pike, Mamie Bowen, H. l.. Newell. Mae Cunning ham, Herman Papenfoth, B. E.. Getchell, May Lacey and w. J. Nc Kee.
 Registrars to Meet.
 The registrars of the town. Joseph N. McKernan and Peter Duffy, have published a notice. of their first meet ing for the purpose of allowing voters to establish political preference for caucusses. The registrars will hold sessions in the board of selectmen's office in the town hall on Friday, August 4, and Friday. August II, from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock in the evening, standard time.
 Those voters who have already registered for the caucusses, need not apply to place their names on the list
 Phythian Fair Plans.
 Posters have been placed about town advertising the coming three nights fair of the Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias, which will be held at the Community theater on August 10, II and 12.
 The Pythian Sisters have voted to assist the lodge in the affair and Mrs. William Wilber. Jr.. has been select ed at chairman of committee for that work. She will be aided by Mrs. Giles Buell., Vera Saunders and Mrs. Cooney.
 c. B. Eastman, owner of the theater who has offered the lodge the use of his place during the fair, has gone to New Haven today where he will select a program of pictures to be presented.
 w OTu fTOul NleSSClSeT'
 Word has been received here from Donald Messenger of West Main street of his return from China. He has spent four years in the U. s. navy.
 Messenger is expected to arrive home soon for a short visit on his first furlough. This will be his first home coming since his enlistment in the navy.
 Former Resident Here.
 George H. Young and wife of New port, R. l., are visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Edwin M. Young of Unionville avenue. Mir. Young left his home when he was 19 years old and has served Is years in the navy. He is now retired on the pension list md is engaged in the drug business n Newport. He plans to return to his home again sometime this week.
 Plain,ille Briefs.
 Mrs. Burton H, Phelps of Whiting street and her daughter, Lois, are en- toying a vacation at Grand Isle, Vt. Miss Lois played the wedding march | 1t a wedding of relative of her llOlltlS "ulCH lOOh PldSO llllO lioS were on a visit.
 H. Garfield Jones' manager of the P. Hutton company, is enjoying his ,nnual vacation.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary | ;ociety of the Methodist church, will | lold a meeting tomorrow afternoon 1t the home of Mrs. John E, Lamb, ,f Broad street, at o'clock.
 See the Lachere Sisters, world fam JUS aeIialists, at the American Legion 'ociety circus, Aug. o1--26. Ford car .iven away.-Advt.
 LAVE just opened garage opposite Dud- leys Mill and prepared for all kinds of automobile work at reasonable prices. | Work guaranteed. F. Ei"hie