New Britain herald., 1923-02-23

secure coal or who was In need OF
coal. However. he said he could do
no more than tell people where coal
might be secured.
So far Mr.. Carter has had about
II cases where people have been un-
able to obtain fuel. He states that
the towns charity cases are fully
takn care of this winter.
ID. A. IL. Banquet.
The d. A. r. banquet held at the
community house last evening was
we'll attended.
Following the banquet reception
was held, to which each member of
LINING Hart Willard chapter invited
friend. in the course of the eve
ming the prize essays written by
pupils in the schools last June were
read. A paper on Emma Hart Will
lard was also read.
Preceding the reception a 10-min-
ute business session was held, during
which delegates and alternates to the
congress at Washington and the state
convention were appointed.
Entertain at Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fagah If Ken
sington entertained at whist ct their
home on Hotchkiss street last eve
E. Corr and Laura Stiquel. Consola-
tion prizes went to Margaret Corr
and Robert Pagan.
Hubbard Funeral.
The funeral of Frederick Hubbard
was held from his late home in East
Berlin this afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Berlin
Congregational church officiating.
The full Masonic ritual was used, the
ceremony being in charge of the |
Cromwell lodge of Masons. Burial |
was in Wilcox cemetery.
With the Gown Clerk
James Taylor and Marion +. Taylor
have quit claim to Thomas F. Cash
man and John Mikalauskas, to the
situated between the SOL
liers' monument and the residence of
Arthur Bushnell.
Miss MCGEE Entcrtains.
Miss Catherine MCGEE of Kensing-
on entertained several of her friends
Vt her home last evening A whist
party was enjoyed and prizes were
awarded to Miss Adele Padelli and
Miss Mary Orsie.
Injuries Wrist.
While assisting in railing freight
ngine yesterday afternoon near the
abroad station, Luther Chaplin, en-
,loyed on the tool train of the New
1aven road, was painfully injured
When his left wrist became caught
n one of the heavy cables. He was
TENDED by DR.. NJ. III. Griswold and
ent to his home in East Hartford. I
t will be several weeks before he
viii be able to use his arm was the
pinion of DIR. Griswold.
Items CT Interest.
Miss Catherine Gullong of NJ. f. |
ospital, Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending |
few days at her home in Kensing- (
On. I
Frank L. Wilcox will leave tomor-
DIV for Florida where he will spend S
everal weeks. c
The condition of James j. E'itz- !
mons is reported as being improved. G
The Berlin troop of Boy Scouts U
i'll meet this evening at o'clock 7
nder the direction of Rev. S. A. Y
iske. !
The weekly prayer meeting was r
ED at the Berlin Congregational
lurch last evening. the subject be-
g, MY worst and my best: what
do
Arthur Bushnell is back at his old
b in the Berlin station. He is SUBJ
ituting for the regular express
rent, who is i'll.
East Berlin Items. "
The local members of the Boy ii
outs will attend meeting of their OF
bop at the Berlin Congregational T
urch this evening at z o'clock. III
Miss May Harrington is spending a az
" days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. -
lrle Hazen in New Britain.
The library will be closed this ,
ening. but will be open next week Il
iday as usual.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
sthodist church is planning a social
be held In the church some even
: next week.
Miss Georgia Kelsey of New Brit b
/ was the guest of relatives and =