New Britain herald., 1924-09-16

present school building at once to meet the immediate needs of the dis trict.
 A general discussion was held on the matter Of rebuilding the present school house into two-room school building or Of building an entirely new building at different site. A vote was passed to hold another school meeting in two weeks in which time the committee will make report.
 National President Here
 National President Donahue of ] the A. o. H. will visit Division No. l of this city the latter part of this month, according to advices re- ceired today by President J. J. Me- Cusker.
 Plans for the entertainment of the visitor will be discussed to- night at the division meeting in Eagles hall on Meadow street. Plans for barbecue at Lake Com bounce in the near future will also be discussed tonight.
 Mrs. Fred Bartlett
 Mrs. Fred Bartlett, Al years old, died at her home on Burlington avenue yesterday afternoon after long illness. She leaves her hus- band and three children. The fu- neral will take place at her home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 and will be private. The Rev. Frank Condit will officiate and burial will take place in the West Cemetery.
 Senator Ashurst Coming
 Senator Ashurst of Arizona will be among the speakers on Septem- Der 24 at Lake Compounce when the sheep barbecue Of the Fifth congressional democratic district will take place. Notification of the attendance of the senator reached the committee this morning. On the program with Senator Ashurst will be Governor Alfred F.. Smith of New York and Congressman P. B. O'Sullivan of Derby.
 Scout Troop Considered
 Formation of boy scout troop under auspices of Seichcprcy Post, American Legion, will be discussed at a meeting of the post tonight in Legion hall. Scout Executive AL fred Breckbill will present the plans for the proposed troop.
 Tn addition to the scout matters the executive committee of the post will meet.
 Bristol Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Metz of West street attended the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield yesterday.
 Clerk Uric Bachand of the post office force is seriously ill at his home on Chestnut street.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel Nc Gillicuddy is i'll at his home on George street
 Miss Ethel Benton. clerk at the Chamber of Commerce is enjoying weeks vacation.
 Only Half Vaccinated
 Final checking up on the vaccina- ton situation is being done by the board of education and the health board so that the number of un- vaccinated school teachers and pupils may be determined. The figures show that about one-half of the personnel of the scholars has complied with the order of Dr. J. L. Woisard and the remainder have either defied the order or have been delinquent. To those who have been delinquent, the board of edu- cation advises in circular being distributed that the vaccine virus be taken at once in order that future unpleasantness in the nature of exclusion from the sessions may not result.
 Exclusion of all those who are not Vaccinated will take place as the l board of education is of the opinion that there is nothing to do, when Dr. Woisard says that pupils and teachers must be kept out, but to
  exclude them. The board members feel firmly convinced on the statute requirements and will see that the order is enforced when word is given by the health officer. Def- | mite action and several test cases ! are anticipated for the latter part of the week or first part of next week, as soon as the checkup is finished.
 Carpentcr-Racine Wedding
 Supernumerary Officer Dewey Carpenter and Miss Coramae Racine were married yesterday morning at St. Joseph's church by Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, who also celebrated the nuptial high mass. Joseph Ryan was best man and Miss Evelyn King was bridesmaid. After a wedding trip, Mir, and Mrs. Carpenter will live in this city.
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