New Britain herald., 1923-06-19

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 The funeral of Mrs Charles White 0f PeaTl sheet Nhh died eaFlk Aesr teriay morning Ntli hf held lemeFr ron- afternoon al ss2e o'clock rem inc undertaking paFieFs ol w A. Rsilsy < Co, NilA ssFNlees eA Rev. Prsdesek Washington formerly eI the \. M, E KleR church, hnFlai @lll hf iR West eemetsrK
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 William hiFi % Flalatllle EssslNeA the degree Nf M. D. yesterday rem Yale University, Pour years ago, ne received me degree ef \, B, a' ths lA' siitutlen,
 Mr, Hird graduated from keNhHEF Preparatory school ln lsl. and SerA' si as PaymsslsF at the New Departure Mfs. co. iR Bristol for q year, He resigned his position and returned 70 school, attending Wesleyan eesisge n MiadleieWn, lie remained there enlF a year where he ranked among me highest in hls class,
 Prem there, he entered Yale wheEs he has been among the leaders ot ms class in studies, During his last year, he received coveted letter ih swimming, being under The tntesage Of the great Jelinpe,
 Odd FelloWs' Memorial
 One of the largest gatherings ih several years. for an occasion aI is kind, attended ihe memorial services of seauassen lodge, l, Q. O. F. suns day. June r, Following an excellent memorial address hy Rev, Geofge hll' ton. rector ef the Episcopal church Q. Our Saviour at the lodge rooms the members marched in body ie West cemetery where a iieral remem' branee was placed on the graves e' the departed brothers.
 An address, one Of the best ever heard in riainille. was made ey Past Grand Edward Aspinall at the I, a. e. r. burial plot and several o' tho members with autos were dis patched with flowers to decorate the graves Of tho deceased members who were buried out Of town.
 Birthday Observance
 Mrs. Howard smith of i6s West Main street. entertained last evening nt her home with five tables Of bridge in honor Of her husbands birthday. Twenty people sat down to play and dad Gwiiim and Mrs. Burton Phelps. Many congratulations were extended to Mir. Smith and refreshments were served.
 Transfers House
 Daniel Ciccone has sold his house at lS5 West Main street to Edward Kerin of Elm street, New Britain. The building IS a two tenement affair. Mir. Kerin intends to move his family into the place next month.
 To Entertain Graduates
 The members of the graduating class of the Plainville Grammar school. the teaching staff and tho principal, have been invited by John Pettinato. proprietor of the Rialto Candy Shoppe, to visit his place of business after the graduating exercis- es They will be the guests of the proprietor who will serve refresh ments to them. free of charge.
 To Erect Tents. Tonight, members of Brock-Barnes post. American Legion, will report at the town lot with hammers and saws 10 begin the work of erecting the tents and booths in preparation for the opening of the Society circus next Saturday. The circus will be held all next week starting Saturday and ending the following Saturday. Among the features of this years show will be the Rosa Rantz Trio, sensational triple trapeze artists. Many local people will remember this act from Barnum and Bailey's circus in Hartford in 1920, one of the star troupes of the entire show. Several other circus acts have been booked, all of which will be in the air so that all will have an opportunity to see them unhindered. Besides these. there will be flock of 40 foolish. funny, frolicking fellows to keep the audience amused throughout the show. The tent will accommodate larger crowds than, last year. A special attraction at the mammoth sideshow will be the DiJulio Con- certina Band which will furnish the music every evening. Dancing will be enjoyed by those in attendance. Plainville Briefs. Mrs. c. R. Clark and daughter of Pennington avenue, left last evening for Bowdoin college at Bowdoin, Me, where they will attend the com mencement exercises of the graduat- ing class of which Pierce Clark of this town. son of Mrs, Clark. is l member.
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