New Britain herald., 1922-03-28
NO SUPPORT GIVEN BU7TERW0RTH HERE Brock-Barnes Post Objects to
 Action Of Treasurer SEQUASSEN LODGE PROGRAM

On1ccrs at Next Meeting on April 6-Pclton-IiShcr Engagement An | nOunccd-ltCmS.
 Treasurer Frank s, Ruttcrworth of the state American Legion, is not due for much support on his present stand from Brock Barnes post of this town. as the sentiment prevailing among many of the local cX-service men is far from being that of supporting his stand. 4 special meeting was held at the Legion headquarters last evening for the purpose of taking action on some matters pertaining to the com ing state executive meeting to bc held in New Haven Saturday. Two dele gates were elected 10 attend the meet ing and represent the local post. They Ire Chaplain Harry Fisher and Com mander John Guiden. Dr. Lawrence II. Frost. being chairman of the state fund committee, would ordinarily at- tend, but he is unable to do so. Mir Fisher will therefore act in his place ih' H''ethH "llI pc preSum ably for the purpose of discussing the stand of Treasurer Butterworth, as the contents of a letter sent to the local commander would signify.
 The meeting will be held in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms in New Haven at 2 o'clock
 The delegates were nlso instructed to seek to table the matter of solicit. ing funds. as desired by Treasure, l1utterworth. until their reports ot the convention could be heard at the next meeting Of Brock Barnes post or Monday. April 3. Commander Guider is in receipt Of letter stating that he has been authorized to head 2 committee of his own selection for the purpose of solicitations among the business men and manufacturers in order to raise money.
 The Plainville post is not in favor of this action. although they will take the matter under consideration fol- I lowing the convention.
 The executive committee will hold n meeting tonight at the Legion rooms to Clear up an important matter of payments to a local ex-serviceman who has forwarded an appeal 10 But terworth for increased funds.
 SequaSscn Lodge Notes.
 Seauassen lodge. I. O. O. F., i. planning for an entertainment to be held at the Odd Fellows hall Thurs day evening. A pleasing program has been prepared, during which Senator John H. Trumbul will give d talk or his hunting trips through Canada and the West. He will show moving pictures taken on these trips. Ewad'; orchestra will furnish music. pi:n duet will be rendered by Mrs. Ger. trude Thomas and Mrs. Lima Moves Harry Bonney will favor with voca solos and character sketch will be given by Mrs. Minnie Hubbard and Miss Lydia Butler. Ole Robertson will render Scotch songs The enter tainment will commence at S:15 o'clock. A short business meeting of the lodge will be held before the pro- gram starts.
 (. of (. Election.
 The annual meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce will be held or Thursday evening, April 6, at the rlut rooms. Officers for the ensuing year will he elected and reports of tho of fcers on the work of the past year will be heard. II is also probable that the matter of 1pring cleaning will be brought forward for discus sion as the time for this annual event $ drawing close.
 Pclton- Fisher Wedding.
 Cards have been forwarded friends of Miss Helen Pelton announcing her Pelton is the daughter of Mir. anG Mrs. Frank Pelton of Welch street Mr. Fisher resides on Canal street and is employed in the Sessions Clock company in Forestville. The datc set for the wedding is April 12 and will take place at the home o the bride at 2:3o p. m.
 Mrs. Sarah Woodruff
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wood. ruff was held at 2:3o o'clock this aft. ernoon from the home on 72 Whiting street Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff, pas tor of the Congregational church of ficiated. Burial was in the Wes cemetery.
 William Madeley.
 The funeral of William Madelel will be held tomorrow afternoon a 2:3O o'clock from the home on Soutt Washington street. Services will bt coNducted at o'clock in the Episco pal church of Our Saviour. Rev