New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

the happy occasion. she IS very kc- tive and Is enjoying good health, She has eight grand children and eight great-grandchildren.
 The grandchildren are as follows: Ralph Seymour of Plainville: Mrs. Harold Parmeleo and Kenneth NJ, Seymour of Philadelphia. Ruth Marion Seymour of Peoria, Ill.,; Rol- la N, Seymour, Jr, of Orlando. Fla; 1; Mrs Lawrence Thomas Of Atlanta, Ga; Irving Bronson of Plainyille, and Mrs. Roy Smith of Rochester, Mnn.
 The great grandchildren are; Dorothy, Russell and Ruth Seymour of Plainylle; Harold, Jr,, and Dom aid Parmelee of Philadelphia; Law renee, Jr., and Dorothy Thomas of Atlanta, Ga, and Mary Elizabeth Smith of Rochester, Minn,
 Red Cross Drive
 The annual roll call for members of the American Red Cross, launch- ed in Plainville on last Tuesday, is meeting with generous response from the former members here. John Lamb. chairman of the general committee, stated today that the members are confident that the drive will be swung over the top long be- fore the expiring date. The Boy Scouts Of PlainvilIe are acting as solicitors and they are making a good canvass in search of member ships, II is explained that of all the memberships collected here in Painville, only 50 cents on every one is sent into national hcadquar- ters to be used in work throughout the country and inc world, and the remainder will stay in Painyille 10 be Used in Red Cross work here. An appeal is made to all those who were members last year, | q make their re- turns as soon as possible this year, so that a great deal of the usual work connected with the drive might be eliminated.
 Teacher Resigns
 Miss Dorothy Shanahan, teacher in the second grace in the Broad street school for over five years, has resigned her position here and has taken position as teacher in the Southington schools.
 Before leaving yesterday, Miss Shanahan was remembered by a large number Of gifts from both teachers and pupils as a dNmonstra- ton of the affection in which they hold her and in appreciation Of her and her work here, as well as re- grot at her leaving PIainville. Her successor has not yet been appoint ed
 Mrs Frank Johnson of Forestville avenue will substitute in the second grade for the present.
 Leaving For Florida
 Mir. and Mrs. James A. Eaton of West Main street will leave tomor- row for St. Petersburg, Fla, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. They are steady visitors each year at the southern resort.
 To Give Concert
 A concrt will be given by the pupils of Bertha May King in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street to- morrow evening The public is in- Yited and are assured of an evening of rare entertainment,
 Plainyille Briefs
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at s o'clock in the church of Our Lady of Mercy for the rspose of the soul of Charles F. Mccall.
 Pythian lodge, K. of P, will meet tonight and will confer the rank Of knight on large class Of candidates.
 Found on Broad street, Plainville, a lady's beaded bag containing 8 sum of money Owner call Tel. 206, Plainvile.-advt.
 Cellars for digging, building stones furnished, all kinds of out door work. Reasonable, Tel. PIainyillo 45-1.- advt.
 Furniture sale, bed. bedding, tables, etc. w. P. Camp, Lazy Lane, Southington.-Adr
 Well seasoned wood for sale c, A. Futile, ? Crown st.--adyt.