New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
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Cemetery associaljon by the city,
 Spanish War Vets to Elect

ular meeting or tho Napllln i, A, Hadsell camp, Spanish War veterans, in tho headquarters of the camp tn the Red Mems building this evening, Other business will also be acted upon.
 TO Act on New Years Party
 Plans for q big New Years eve party by the Bristol aerie of Eagles will be acted upon at the regular meeting of the aerie in the Eagles hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock IL Is planned to open the New Years cyo party 10 members of the order and their ladies and the affair will be in the nature of an entertainment and dance
 Attended Hartford Meeting
 calINto Allairc, C. M, Pfennig, Eugene seeher, Irving Wasley, Ed ward Coan, John Melino, Valmore Pilon V. R, Dutton, A. H. Breck. bill and others attended the meet ing of the Hartford County asso- citation of the American Legion which was held in the state armory in Hartford yesterday afternoon,
 Rau-Lockc post and its auxiliary entertained the visiting Legion nalrcs and following the meeting supper was served.
 Harry C. Barnes to Build
 Harry C. Barnes of Prospect street, secretary of the Wallace Barnes Co. has purchased land with a 1o0 foot frontage on Grove street and with q depth of nearly &i0 feet, Tho land Is located on the highest elevation in that section of the city, giving q clear view of the surrounding country for many miles and makes an ideal residence site.
 Nr Barnes has made no definite announcement of lis plans, but it is expected that he will erect a residence on the land which will make him a near ncighbor of his brother, Fuller Barnes, whose beautiful residence on upper Stcarns street Is about completed.
 Visited AlIingtown Hospital Mrs, Ruth NJ, Pfennig, Mrs. r. w. Dutton, Mrs Irving Wasley and Mrs. k. L. Sessions, representing the local unit of the Woman's auxiliary of the American Legion went 10 the Allingtown hospital i yesterday afternoon and took part in the distribution of Christmas boxes 10 the men in the hospital.
 AuXiliares from all over the state were represented and every eX-service man received a box con- tainng a uniform list of articles including sleeping caps, wooden socks, slippers, flashlights, candy toilet requisites, etc.
 ElkS' Christmas Program
 Following their usual custom the Bristol Lodge of Elks will again dispense good cheer to needy families of the city this Christmas season. Their Christmas distribu. ton will include articles of cloth. ing and baskets of food to those ! families indicated to them by the Bristol Visiting Nurse association and the city department of chari. ties.
 The committee in charge, con. sisting of Exalted Ruler Viering Alien Hall, Frank Berg, Josepl | Masack Karl X. Rciche, W, G ! Johnston. Henry Flynn, w. J Fries, Harry Lynch Herie Breaut George Roberts and Hilary Dris coll, held q meeting Saturday aft crnoon, when arrangements wer, made 10 purchase the necessary articles to be distributed.
 On Tuesday afternoon, the an, nual Christmas tree for the young sters will be given by the lodge a the Elks' hall at 2 o'clock. Admis, sion to tho hall will be by ticket the distribution of which has beer efficiently taken care of by Super intendent of Schools Karl A RciChe.
 Funeral of Anthony Page
 The funeral of Anthony Page who died Friday morning as tn, result of an auto accident, tool place at St. Anns church th morning at o'clock. Rev. P. J Perraultz celebrated high mass O requiem. Burial was in St, Thoma cemetery.
 Eagles Christmas Party
 Over four hundred tickets hay, been distributed to the children 0 the city through the co-operatiol of Superintendent of Schools Kar A. Reiche for the Christmas part, to be given by the Bell City Aeri of Eagles in Eagles hall nex Thursday afternoon. Plans for tn party include Christmas tree santa Claus, an entertainment an distribution of gifts. The Eagle have spared no expense nor effor to see that their guests have royal time.
 Schools Close
 All Of the schools of the city, in cluding the High school, will clos Wednesday noon for the annuG Christmas recess, to reopen Tues day morning, January 5.
 Fine Christmas Music
 Christmas was observed in tn churches yesterday with speci; sermons, Sunday school exercise and in the Methodist and Congre gational churches notable musics services were held.
 At the Methodist church q fin , rendition Of Housley's Christina cantata, The Nativity" was give , by the full vested choir of 40 voice under the direction of Isaac I Clark of Waterbury. musical direc g tor of the church. The cantat' . Bethlehem" was finely sung |