New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-01-04

:. JANUARY 4, 1923.
followers az the local team viii a.
tend Neat week, the locals will stael
an against the fast C0rhin A, G, team
on the New Britain floor.
Ma Aehaal session
There MAS no session af the Plain
vile public schools this morning awr
ms 10 the storm, The whistle an
nouneing the fact % the school chill
dren was received with whoops OF joy
from the youngsters,
Transfers Property
Joseph Mawasky Of Cheshire has
sold through the firm Of Cunningham
and Skinner a house, a sh-aeTe farm
and all staek 10 Andrew sablaskaw Of
New Britain,
Trial Postponed
The case Of =, N, Wells af bristol,
charged with reckless driving on ner
eember 81, was postponed yesterday
afternoon until Friday afternoon,
Tickets an sale
The tickets for the benefit per.
formanee 20 be- given in the communi-
~ theater on January ~ under the
auspices of the Plainville Grange,
were passed out 10 the members al
meeting Tuesday evening. The sale
Is meeting with good success SO far
and large audience is assured, The
proceeds OF the performance will be
donated towards the fund 10 buy an
automobile for the Visiting Nurse |
Association. The entertainment will |
consist Of the regular show that has
been offered by Mr.. iaeffler. manager
Of the theater. and two public health
pictures donated by the state board Of
health.
Women'S Federation
The first meeting of the Women's
federation Of the Congregational
church OF Plainville held this after.
loon at 3 o'clock In tho church par
AIRS. This is the first meeting OF the
ederation since it's inception. and a
nfge attendance OF women from tho
'nrish was reported. Elizabeth r.
irastow IL recording secretary. |,
Graduates As Nursc
Miss Lucille Marie Sullivan. daugh-
or OF Mr., and Mrs. John +. Sulli-
an OF 81 East Main street, Plain ,
lille. graduated yesterday as nurse ,
rom the Training School for Nurses
st. Francis hospital, Hartford. She
as educated In the Briggs school. .
Waterbury, and entered the Hartford a
aiming school three years ago. Her a
iture plans are not known. Il,
PlainyiIlc Briefs a
Miss Anne Berry OF Salem. Mass. 8
school teacher here In
'wn, was a visitor with friends for n
he past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ncff entertained I,
party of friends at a New Years "
,rty at their home New Years eve. g,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Singer and fam
of bridgeport, were visitors at the m
'me OF William Kramer on Bank n,
rect over the holidays. II
The many friends of c. C. Roberts
no has been confined to the New d;
'itain General hospital, will be be
eased to know that he is able to sit t-l
for 10 minutes each day.
Miss Irene Grooman of 1877 Wash. or
sston street Hartford. spent the ne
lidays with her parents, Mr.. and
IS. John Grooman of Shuttle Mea- of
W road. Miss Grooman is a grad re
te Of the Hartford Hospital Train ac
, School for Nurses, class of 1922,
d is well known in Plainville and VII
uthington. She is employed at Colts ha
e. Co.. Hartford
Many members of the Plainville is
ion, W. c. 7. L. are attending the en-
T. c. L. conference in the Y. NJ. Ec
A. in Hartford. Session were held
10 O'Clock this morning and at sit
o o'clock this afternoon. Co
rhe annual meeting of the Congre-
ional church will be held this eve spt
E. pa
The annual meeting of the Episco- on
Parish Guild will be held this
ming. wit
zig sale of odds and ends at Birn- OF
ms. Big bargains this week.--adv. at
ost-Whte gold wrist watch, be- fta'
en- Canal street and the Center. Wa
der please leave same at Ryders lmE
G and receive reward. !
ton;
NOTICE v
he annual meeting of the stock this
ers of the PlainNille Trust com
' will be held in the directors G.
n of the said Trust Company. Fri mar
only
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