New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
AUTO SALESMAN AND
 GIRL FRIEND HURT
William H. Burnett of PIainViIle and Mary McMahon in Hospital
METHODIST CHURCH SUPPER
Legion Auxiliary Birthday Social Memorial Day Plans Being Formu- latcd-Indergoing Treatment in Hosp.tal-Pla.nyi,Ie Briefs.

William H. Burnett. salesman for
 the Collins Motor Co. Of East Main
 street, Piainrille. and Miss Mary
 McMahon. who was with him. were
 injured, perhaps seriously. last night
 about II o'clock at the junction of
 Albany avenue and Scarborough
 street, Hartford. when an automobile ! in which they were riding was struck and demolished by trolley car. Bur
 nett suffered a deep gssh on h.s head which required 1 stitches to close and Miss McMahon received cuts
 about the face and hands Both were rushed 10 st. Francis hospital { where it was found necessary to ad-
 minister an anesthetiC 10 the girl 10 treat her wounds.
 Burnett and Miss McMahon were driving into Hartford after having crossed the Avon mountain and when approaching the corners, known as the four corners, another automo- bile struck the side Of Rurnett. au- tomobile and caused it to whirl onto the tracks in tho path Of an onconl- inr trolley. The trolley struck the Burnett car and almost demolished it. The occupants were thrown out through the glass windows, Passers- by and passengers on tho trolley hur- rled to their aid and after receiving first nid, they were gent 10 the hos rital
 Methodist Church Supper.
 Tho supper given in inc Motho. dist church last evening at which the pastors, officers and wives or hus- bands of the churches in plainville were tho guests of honor. was one Of the most successful events Of tho year. There were fully 100 present The menu was composed of fruit cocktail, relish. pickles, rolls, roast beef, mashed potatoes peas, apple De, ice cream and coffee.
 Following The dinner, program was presented which proved to be from start to finish. Rev. t, Arthur A. Rall of inc Plainville |, Methodist church made an address Of welcome. stating that his church and \. pastor, were pleased 10 | scr their brothers at inc affair.
 Ile was followed by Harry \. Castle, who gave the origin and gene sis of churches Of Inc town. Mir. Castle, who is perhaps the most acc i cnrate historian in this section out- . lined tho history of tho churches here . from their inception 10 the present lny.
 fIe was followed by Rev. John rreaiwRv of Florida. who was the speaker Of inc evening. Mir. Trned dway is a delegate from Florida 10 the Methodist general conference now in session at Spring ieid. Mass lIe rhosc as his topic. Welding of Forces --ro-oneraiion." md his speech was ono Of the most and stirring ever heard in 'lainviile. tTn gave many reasons ,hy ths church should hand together Ird said that all pastors and officers f ,hn various churches should band o oEathar for the hct'cr good of man ind. His remark were mel with applause throughout tho ourse of his talk.
 r. Albert White favored with .s- octions on ihe piano and other mum ers of entertainment were fur ishsd
 Auxiliary Birthday.
 Th. fourth birthday Of inc Amor .an legion auzilisry to Brock Ia rnes post. American Legion. ~ill Q celebrated this crening hy the {, ,cat organization in tha post rooms n Whiting street. Visitors are ex- eefad 10 attend from an the snr- pundinr torrs and cities and an cN- |, client program of entertainment is , Mrs. wa-rcn. first rresi- art Of Inc auxiliar". sill read !, ,psr on ths history of the orsaniza- ' on and sha will also cut inc birth av rat,a. Vocal and instruraental .1erfiors will be rendered bv Eohsr' " raiz. Mss Anna Graham and others :, ,d Iurcbeon win be served. A large ,1ass o' candidates viil he ,Yia4~J i-to ihs auviliarv by tho .csf members and tb" siaie officers 2, II ,bn order wiu be present as the It rests of honor. =
 Memorial Dny Plans.
 r-Ians are being made f"+ tho nb- .rrarr, or Memorial day in Pain He and committees representing fhe
 {. F.. t-uitri Spanish War Vet .ars yrd thr American Legion are
 v.faTs fa~