New Britain herald., 1924-02-20


 nes. all of Glastonbury. and Mrs. Katie
 Welch of Hartford, and two brothers, James and John Currnes of Glaston- bury.
 Mrs. Oliver was born in Woon- socket, R. l., and lived most of her life, before coming to Plainyille, in Glastonbury. She would have passed her seth birthday on Friday, Wash ! ington's birthday. The funeral ar-
 engagements have not been completed but burial will be in Glastonbury. senator Mclean Replies Senator George r. Mclean has sent a reply to the committee in charge of the mass meeting held last Friday evening in the town hall which voted 10 send him resolution stating that the meeting was unanimously in favor of the ad diusted compensation measure, and in it he states that he feels like | shouting Three Cheers for Plain ville'." He said that hc thanked the | committee for its sentiments and back | ing in the matter and said ho bcliev- | cd that the American people were all | right at heart and would favor the | passage of the bill. The committee ! here was very much pleased at the re. ccipt of the message.
 Father and Son Banquet
 Tonight in the Methodist church, | tho second annual father and son | banquet to be held here will be staged. l From present indications. tho storm or anything else will not keep away | tho large numbers who have signihed | their intentions of attending and the affair will eclipse any event that has ever been held hero. Joe Palmer and John V. Lamberton will be the speak CTS for tho evening and Rev Charles $, Wyckoff, pastor Of the congrega. tional church will act as toastmastcr. Other numbers arc contained in the program and any father or son who is alone. will be supplied with a com. panion for the evening. The committee in charge is looking forward to a record breaking attendance.
 Observe Wedding Anniversary ll
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles X. Bunnell Of !. Hamlin strct quietly observed the goth l, Of their wedding at their home yesterday. They were married in Plainville and have large circle Of friends here.
 Four children have been born to i hem. They arc Miss Allene Bunnell, , stenoerapher at the Fuller Furni. c ure company in Hartford: Miss Lena $ Bunnell. a teacher in the kindergar- C cn Of tho Plaintille grammar school: a Wallace Bunnell. q student at the f Bristol high school and Arthur Bun. Ii iell. a student in the Plainyille gram. mar school
 NIT. and Mrs. Bunnelt received the Of their friends and l, Icquaintances on the happy occasion i, Lll though the day yesterday.
 Mrs. Johnson Surprised
 About dozen of the members of T ne Ladies Aid society oi the Baptist n hurch paid d surprise visit yesterday ftcrnoon 10 Mrs. Nicto- .IaLnson at fer home on Goodwin tlrsat in Bris- oL The occasion was Mrs. Johnson's s. irthday. Mrs. Johnson formerly lived Q Plainvilc and she was an active ' member of the Baptist church and Of y he church choir. That her friends p aNs not forgotten her was esidcnced '. v their visit yesterday. Mrs. Charles ! |. Tunnel. in behalf of the society c' ft tsonted Mrs. Johnson with s gold l= iecc. In turn. Mrs. Irsing T. Tyler ! behalf of fhr society. presented trs. BunneIl with q similar gift. inc ccasion being the obserTance of her gih wedding anniversary. Although DIT pl'teiy surprised. both ladies rc. Do rded with sincere words Of thanks. . tchcon pas serted and most en- 'yabie time was spent hy all present
 Iieri,in Congratulations
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Judscn Of aTtford former residents or Plain. ll'. are receiving congratulations On ie birth Of a son. Donald Edward. Drn to them on Saturday. February }.
 Temco Bowling Notes
 The Temco bowling league held its eekIy session at the Ideal alleys last rening and made the ffmbers Hy