New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

HOL u'NluCu Us tO Nidt iils luluTe oc- cupation will be. He has had several offers Of positions. Tho latest is from q concern in Hartford.
 Third and Fourth Degree.
 The third and fourth degrees will Dc cxcmplifled on 8 class Of candi- dates by Berlin Grange at tho hall on Damon's hill tonight. Following inc ceremony the regular periodical har- vest supper will bc served by tho women Of tho organization.
 The candidates to bo initiated to- night include Clarence F. Baldwin. Mrs. Clarence E. Baldwin, Evelyn Cudahy, Howard Stevens, Reginald Stevens, Ora Eagerly. Mrs. ora Edgerly, John Pinches, Mrs, John Pnches, J. c Thompson. Mrs J. C. Thompson, Wuanda chotkowski, Della Grassc, Marina Grasse. Gusiave Lind quist, Mrs. F. l. Gugcrty. Eugene Johnson, William Scott, Mrs. William Scott. Harry Burnhnm. Mrs. Harry Burnham, Mrs. Roy liultgrcn and John Hart.
 The attendance Of every member is desired in, order 10 make this one Of the biggest affairs in Grange history Several candidates from New Britain are expecting 10 take the degree work.
 Program Is Planned.
 Mrs. George W. Tryon. tho lecturer of Berlin Grange. has planned an at tractivc program for the next meeting, on Tuesday evening, April l5.
 The program win open with A song by Helen Barrett. This will be fol- lowed by recitation by Lyman Hall. song No. 5S by the Grange, the read ing of paper by Mrs. Harry Gould. a vocal solo by Arthur II. Bushnell, a 1 comedy sketch by Wilson and Wat ! kins and a talk by F. F. Adams. "Is 1 Farming Worth While?"
 In Court Tonight.
 Irving Bancroft of 6So East Main | street. New Britain. will appear in the ! Berlin town court tonight on T charge | Of driving while under the influence Of liquor. Judge George Griswold will try the casc.
 He was arrested Sunday night on Inc turnpike by Constable Orvillc | rcntres. He had his family with him. He was taken 10 inc New Britain poe lice station and was later release under bonds Of $500 awaiting trial to- night.
 Edward Mckeon.
 The. funeral Of Edward McKeon of tensingion. who died at his home Sunday morning, will be held We'd 1esday morning at s:S6 o'clock from his late residence and al 2 o'clock rom St. Paul's church. Remington. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. 1 Few Britain.
 Moyr to stamford.
 John Nentrcs of Terlin has accept- T a position in Stamford and is oc- 'upicd in moving his family 10 that i, .ity. Mr. Ncntfos was formerly cm- yloycd al the power house in Berlin.
 Ilast BcrIin Items / The regular weekly meeting Of inc knights of T'ythias will be held at heir hall on Grove street ihis eyc- ling. Mrs. Walter Squires or Cromwell ras the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ienry Baiiey. at her home on Main !. treet Monday. The local members Of inc Girls cOuts will attend meeting of their roop at T;erlin Wednesday afternoon. The annual meeting and election of ! nicers of the Ladies Aid society Of he Methodist church will be held at ! he home of Mrs. L. NJ. Root on Main trset Friday afternoon st o'clock. Mrs. II. Reed Of New HaYen is the uest Of relatives in town.
 The Home club of Cromwell viI resent an entertainment at Athletic all next Monday evening. April :, rr the benefit Of the Community club. 'ancing aill be enjoyed after the Fl  Mrs. Ferguson Of Hartford spent i. Ionday as the guest of relatives on iilcox avenue. NIT. and Mrs. II. F. Bailey. who , ave been spending the past few | 7 Ionfhs as the guests of relatives in Iwn. left Saturday for New Haven here they riiI reside ir the future.
 2irs. Bradley and sons of Plain iie Eere the guests of Nr. and Mrs. . q. rsicH st their home on Main rect Sunday.