New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-01-25
|PYTHIAN SISTERS
Install OFFICERS
Enjoyable Frattrnal Function Is
Held In Odd Fellows Hall
PRESENTATIONS ARE MADE
William Cunningham Taken IN NJ,
franeis' Haspital-f, ., Prior Nov
Ing Enthusiastically signals % M
Observation-Disclosures Briefs.

fAthian Temple, No, -, FythiaT
Sisters, held installation OF Officers al
regular meeting last evening, Past
Grand Chief Claire Whitaker OF
Stamford and her stan conducted the
exercises, The following is a list OF
the offieersl Most excellent chief,
Veronica Carter; excellent senior
Ethel Teaehman; excellent Junior
Lillian Kunne, manager. Mildred Dnt.
ton: mistress OF records and CORES.
pondenee. Helen Anderson; mistress
of finance. Carrie Buell.: protector.
Gertrude Spencer; guard. Elizabeth
Griffin; and past grand chief. Jennie
Hickok.
The members OF Pythian lodge. X.
OF r.. furnished the biggest surprise
OF the evening when Charles Klatt. In
their behalf. presented each..retiring
and incoming officer with azbouquot
OF carnations. Following this. Jennie
Hiekok. retiring chief. was presented
with the past chiefs pin by the Of
iicers and the degree team, and a
bouquet OF flowers by the temple. A
bonntiful supper was served at $40
o'clock.
Moving Business
p. j. Prior. proprietor Of Prior's
drug store. commenced today TO moev
his business from the store In the I.
O., o. y. building to his new stand In
Ncri's block. Mr.. Prior has been In
the drug business here for the past
IS years. He was first located In the
Aldrich block opposite the post office
and from there he moved into the
Russell block. He has been located
in the /. o. o. +. building for the past
Is years. He expects to be installed
in his new place by Saturday.
To Install Signals
The material for the automatic
signals which are to be installed on
the trolley company's lines here has
arrived and work on the Meriden end
will probably be started this week.
Later on. the signals will be set UP on
the center here.
The work on the proposed cross
over near the center and the turnout
in the vicinity of Hanson's factory.
will be started as soon as the weather
conditions permit, acco, ng to an an
nouncement of Superintendent F. l..
Beardsey. The heavy snowstorms
which have fallen this winter have
made it impossible to attempt any
changes, and it Is expected that both
will be started in the spring.
This matter was discussed at a
town hearing and at that time, Mr..
Beardsley stated that the crossover
and the turnout would improve the
service to a great extent. The run
from Meriden to New Britain will be
shortened considerably and delays in
the center of plainville will be elm
mated.
Brotherhood Meeting
The Mems brotherhood of the Con-
grcgational church will meet this eve
ming at 1850 o'clock and an interesting
talk on THE Needs of Plainville"
will be given by Charles H. Norton.
Mr.. Norton is well yersed on the con-
1itions here and has some interest
ng matters which he will discuss. A
arge attendance is expected.
Taken to Hospital
William Cunningham of Maple
,itaI in Hartford today. About two
months ago, Mr.. Cunningham went to
ross the street to visit a sick neigh
,or. In font Of the neighbor's house,
here is small bank, and Mr.. Cum
bingham, whose sight is impaired,
missed his footing and fell. 1t is
bought that he strained some of the
muscles in his abdomen, because ever
ince that time, he has not been well
md it was found necessary to remove
Tim to the hospital.
Bowling Notes
The Temco Bowling league COM
nenced the winter schedule at the
deal alleys on Whiting street last
vening. The league is composed of
light teams Of four players each. The
ocular bowling night is Monday.
Some good scores were turned in
,st evening by Edwards. Powers,
.emeris, Fl. Granger and H. Smith.
he following gives the individual and
cam scores: