New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
ODD FELLOWS WILL
 INSTALL TONIGHT A
 Public Ceremonies to Be Carried Out in Community Theater
 HYNES-CUNNINGHAM
Martha RcbcLah Lodge Installation Mrs. Nellie Roberts Seriously Sick = HeaitI, Officers Rcport- Bowling Notes-Briefs.

Sick = HeaItI, Officers Report Rowing Notes-Briefs. | The recently elected officers of Sc. quassen lodge, l. O. 0. F., will be in,
 stalled by District Deputy l.. F. Nor.
 Till and his staff of Painvillc thi, evening at a public ceremonial in the Community theater. This will bt probably the largest gathering of ,peo- pie in Plainyille this season. Tho committee in charge has announced the following as the program. for the evening. The officers of the lodge, District Deputy F. F. Morrill, and staff will form at the Odd Fellows hall at 7:3O o'clock and headed by a detail of the Oriental patrol of Hartford will march 70 the Community theater. Upon ar rival there, the officers and guests will be escorted to their proper places and the meeting will be opened.
 l The first number on the program will be the entrance Of the colors while the assembly will sing Am erica" X musical selection will then ! be rendered by F.. w. Ripple. ln- stallation ceremonies will then take place. Following this, there will be ] remarks by Noble Grand Harold An dorson.
 ] He will be followed by the princi- 1 pal speaker of the evening, Rev. John l l.. Davis, pastor of Trinity NJ. F.. 1 church Of New Britain. The program | from then on will be saxophone solo, l Miss Emile Taylor of Hartford; read ing selections, Miss Olive Lamoy of Hartford: vocal selection, Miss fTay- Tor; reading selection. Miss Lamoy; group singing and retirement of the colors.
 Waiter Haynes. son of Ar. and Mrs. Luther Haynes of Hartford and Miss f.illis Cunningham, daughter Of Mrs. Lillian Cunningham Of Madison, Conn. were married yesterday after noon at o'clock at the homo Of the bride. Rev. Dr. Morse performed the ceremony. They were attended by Miss Edna Cunningham of Madison and Raymond Cunningham Of Plain- vile.
 Tho bride was dressed in a gown of
  maid wore similar dress, and both carried bouquets Of broeadcd roses. The home was prcttily decorated for the occasion with flowers and plants, Following tho ceremony. the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Now York and Washington. D. C., and upon their return win reside at s Hamilton court Hartford
 Mr. Haynes is well known in Plain- vile, having been resident here on East street mp to n short time ago. His parents were residents Of Plsin- vile for long number of years and only short time ago left 10 take ID their residence in Hartford.
 I,cbckah Lodge Installation
 District Deputy President Mary cucuel. her stanf and guards of Mag nolia lodge. |. Q. Q. F., of Bristol, Installed the officers Of Martha Rel bokah lodge of Plain,ille last cvcuine in Odd Fellows hall carrying out the work in an excellent manner. The officers who wore inducted into of- fec were: Noble grand. Jennie Ilickok; vice grand, Thclma Hart: rc' ccrding secretary Anna Vance; finan- cial secretary. May lIird; treasurer. Maudc Farrar: warden. Emma Tich- | ards: conductor. Gertrude Gilbert ! right supporter to noble grand. Annie | Brown: left supporter 10 noble grand. | Lottie Coe; right supporter to vice. | grand, Elizabeth Gilbert; left supper ter to yicc-g grand Hazel Mc1;irney: l irside guard, Minnie l'arrar: outside ! guard. Harry Stillman; chaplain. , Mabel Dailey; trustee. list. Katherine ! Richards. od. Lottie Coo: Sd. Minnie ! Peasc: press correspondent. Elizabeth ! Gilbert and drill master. Robert Coe. |
 In Serious Condition.
 Mrs Nellie Roberts Of i39 Broad street is in critical condition al her home. She has been suffering from and her condition has be- come so serious that sheis not ex- pected to live. She has a large host Of friends who will be grieved 10 know that her condition has taken a change for the worse.
 Health Onicer's Report.
 Dr. j. <. Bull. health officer for Plain,iile. stated this morning that The month Of December was one of The best in his experience as health officer regarding the health Of Plain- lille. He said that during the month Dnly one case of communicable dis sase vas reported to him and that ras one of cerebral spinal meningitis. This case has since been cleared up. No other cases Of communicable dis ,ases were reported 10 him last month and thus far in January tho 'iata is clear.
 Ii is reported about town that here is a large amount of sickness. consisting chiefly Of the grip. colds md scattered rases Of pneumonia. The number of deaths Tor inc past ow months has been down to mini mum.
 Pythian sisters Install.
 rythian Temple. No. %. Tythian iisters. will install the newly elected ,nicers at a regular meeting in Odd hall tomorro wSvcninr The -ork. whirh vas to have tscrn r0n- uctcJ by District Deputy Turner. riii bc carried out by another deputy ,ecausc CT tiie inability of Sister turner to be present.
 Supp r viii be served ai 6.2e rciock and following the business Of he meeting . social will he held and n entertalnmeat wilI be produced.