New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
DAUGHTER FOLLOWS
 MOTHER ID GRAVE
Mrs. Georgia Jackson, "A, Dies
 in Hospital at Bristol
BUYS-TYRELL NUPTIALS
Details of Red Cross Report-rown Plan Commission Meets Tonight Important Catholic Announcements Tor Weck-piain.ill Briefs.

Mrs. Georgia l.. Jackson. wife of I George R. Jackson of Ill Whiting street died Saturday afternoon at the i Bristol hospital. She had been iil | only a short time. She was 24 years i Of age and was thed aughter Of Mrs. 1 NJ. Oliver who was buried only few weeks ago. She was one Of the most { popular Of the young mstrons in the | town and her large circle of friends will mourn her passing.
 She is survived by her husband, { daughter, three brothers and one sister. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from her home. Rev. J. G. Ward, pastor of the Plain,iie Baptist church, will officiate and burial will be in Glaston- 1 bury. Arrangements are in charge Of w. A. Bailey X Co.
 Huys-1yrcli Suptials
 Miss Eleanor Buys of Piainvillc and Ernest Tyrell of southington were married Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. E. Dewberry, pastor of the plainyillc M. F.. church. They were attended by Miss Olive Schubert of Piainyillc as bridesmaid and ]. War ner of southington as best man. Fol- lowing the ceremony. wedding breakfas. was served at the home Of Mrs Wesley Buys. The couple left on an extended wedding trip.
 Dr.ajis of Report
 Chairman John F.. Lamb of the rlain> file Red Cross committee, talk iIg Of the final report made on the recent drive for Red Cross member ships in Piainville. stated that a to- tal of l95 subscriptions had been re- ccived. Resides these, sS4 was con tributcd, all of which will remain in Planlille. One subscription of s25 was received. The total for the drive to remain to be used in Plainviile is half of thes inscriptions, which is sg7.50, plus s34 making total of sl3l.5o. The remainder ot ss7.5o has been sent into headquarters to be used in Red Cross work throughout the country.
 Town Plan Commission
 The plain,ill" town plan commits sion will meet this evening at o'cloch In the Town hall to consider the widening of the West Main street rail- road crossing, This is one of the most important questions that has confronted the commission in some time and definite action is expected to be mapped out this evening. Be. cause Of the length Of time in which this question has been discussed, it has attracted the attention of all the residents of plainsile and surround ing towns.
 Catholic Announcements
 Rev. John r.. Fay. pastor Of the church of cur Lady of Mercy at the ! masses in the church yesterday inorn- ! ing made the following announce. i nnents.---frday of this week will be | the first Friday Of the month. Mass , will be said at 5:So iii the morning and communion will be distributed | again at o'clock. Saturday will be 1 the feast Of the Purification Of the [ Blessed Virgin Mary and is known { as Candlemas bay Candles will be 1 blesscd at 1:g6 a. m. Sunday will be I st. Baze's bay and throats will be blessed most probably at the and | 10 o'clock masses.
 Tho Altar society of the church met yesterday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and made plans for an entertainment and dance to be given st. Patrick's night March 17 m the Community theater. !
 Christian Endeasor Notes
 The Christian Endeayor society Of the Congregational church is making plans to purchase a piano for the church parlors in the near future. The soriety plans 10 start 8 campaign for funds and tho cooperation Of the peo- ple of the town will be sought.
 iremcn 10 Banquet
 The members Of PiainNille Hose co. No. l will hold forth in the company's rooms in tho Town hall, Ihursaay evening of this week. Tn. gathering viii resolve itself into a banquet and talkfest with special remarks beiHg made by one or more yf the prominent members Of the 
 Legion MUk Trial. An entertainment is in store for - X'K,ox.,t Ii