New Britain herald., 1922-10-11

Earle Wilcox, Emma Warner, Gladys Warner. No. 3-East Berlin--John Coony. William l.. Cole, Asa C. Fuller, Hattie A, Fuller, John Holigan, Edward H kahms, Mary I. krauth, John Musso, Leon Mariotti, Sarah McCorkle, Pe- tro Negrini, Dorothy Rich. Edna Rich. A seravalli.
 To be Restored.
 Thomas Hanley, Fred Rich, Charles M' Warner Leslie A. Warner.
 Chapter Meeting.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter. Daughters of the American Revoh,, ton, will hold It's first meeting of inc year tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock Tn the Community house. This meet Ing Is to be open to the public and an address will be given by Chancel. Tor McGowan of the American Inter- national college at Springfield, Mass,
 Birth Certificate Returned
 birth certificate has been re. turned to Town Clerk Arthur Wood. run, announcing the birth of a son Alfred Jo to Mir. and Mrs Daniel Pullite Of Swamp road, Kensington. on September 6!
 Burial Of John Weary
 Through the efforts Of the first se lectman, George B. Carter, John Weary. former crossing tender in Beckley, who died last week, will be buried in Bridgeport tomorrow.
 When Mir. Weary died 1t was known that he had relatives but it was not known where they lived. In looking through the letters received by Mir. Weary, Mir. Carter found the address of man in Bridgeport, to whom he wrote. Considerable trouble was ex- perienced in finding the man, as he Is transient, travelling from town to town.
 However, with the help of the chief of police of Middletown, the man was located. It was found that he was nephew of Mir. Neary by marriage. Mir. Weary died last week and will be buried in Bridgeport from one of the Catholic churches there. A plot in the cemetery was left him by his sister.
 EaSt bcrIln Items.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. M. Root on Main street. Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Wetheril entertained Alexandra lodge, l. o. Daughters of St. George of New Britain at her home on Main street, Tuesday after noon.
 Regular holiday hours will be ob- served at the local post office tomor- row, October 12, Columbus Day. and are as follows: Open at 7:3o a. m ard close at 1o:0o o'clock; reopen at 5:15 p. m. and close at 6:00 o'clock.
 A number of friends of Ernest Bourgeois rendered him a very pleas mt surprise social in his home on Main street Friday evening, the occa- ion being his fifteenth birthday iuests were present from Kensington, Berlin and East Berlin. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by all
 Mrs. Lillian Andrews is spending a few days as the guest of relatives in New Haven.
 Miss Etta Lawrence is spending lew days as the guest Oi MISS allCe Pronovost in Bridgeport.
 Walter Bailey and son, Robert of Franklin, N. H., were visit ing friends In town Monday. Mir. Bailey and family formerly lived in the residence now occupied by Mrs. Charles Northrop. MT. Bailey was employed at the local railroad station. |
 Benjamin Dorenthal has returned to Springfield, after spending few lays at his home on Main street
 number of the friends of Mir. and | Mrs Gustave Hanson rendered them a very pleasant farewell surprise social | 1t their home Monday evening. A good time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, who will move o Middetown the latter part Of this week, were presented with a hand ome glass dish
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Methodist church t the usual hour Thursday evening.