New Britain herald., 1925-03-06
the priests who have served in st. Joseph's parish, pocahuntas Entertnins

the priests who have served in st. Jossph'S parish,
 Pocahontas Entertatns
 About 100 couples were sntertain- cd by kitchewan Council, T. Of H., last night at whist party and dance in Red Mems wlgwam. After the card playing, music for tho dancing WAS played by tho Twentieth Century Serenaders.
 IIcgalite Bond Issue
 After a presentation of the meas. ures necessary 10 legalize the recent bond issue of the third school dis trict. the voters of the school favor- ed the propositions last night in ons of the shortest meetings in the his- tory of the district. When the bond issue was originally proposed, it was thought necessary to ask the legis- lature for permission to begin the de- tail work to float tho bonds. Later it was found that such an undertake ing was not necessary and accord tngly q change had to be made in the original vote of the district on the matter,
 Lodge of Sorrow for Rockwell.
 A lodge of sorrow in memory of Albert r, Rockwell was held by Bris~ tol lodge of Elks at the Elks home last evening. The euloEy was de- lirered by Former Senator Noble F. Pierce, who recalled the accom- pIishments of Mir. Rockwell and who praised him for his ability to do things in spite of opposition, Mir. Rockwell was charter member of the Bristol lodge of Elks.
 Discussion on Roosevelt.
 4 discussion on Theodore Roose- welt will be held at the regular meeting Of the Arym club of the Prospect Methodist church to bs held on Sunday noon. The discus- sion will be open 10 all members of the club.
 Bristol Club Entertainment.
 The Bristol club will change the nature of its usual lecture form of entertainments tonight when it will have the Dixie Revue. a company of 9 artists. entertain in it's club rooms. An elaborate performance of musi- cal dance and vocal numbers will be rendered. to which the members of the club and friends have been in- pited.
 A buffet lunch will be served after the entertainment.
 Final Forum Meeting Sunday.
 The final meeting in series of ten open forum meetings which have been held at the Congregations church on Sunday evenings will be held on Sunday at ' o'clock when Dallas Lore Sharpe will speak on "The Lost Poet and Prophet" Dr. Sharpe is a well known writer and lecturer
 The meeting will he presided oyer by the Rev. Ernest l.. Wismer and a h minute organ recital, commence ing at 6:45, will precede the meet ing.
 Realtors Will Meet.
 The March meeting of the Bris- tol Real Estate Board will be held Monday at 12:SO o'clock and will take the form of luncheon event with the business meeting immedi- ately following. To this meeting have been invited several men inter- ested in the real estate and insur- ance business of the city, and in ad- dition the two representatives, Judge Epa phroditus Peck and Arthur s. Barnes, and the senator from this district, Huntington P. Meech.
 The speakers will be Senator Sam- uel c. Doty of Hartford and Rev, George E. Gilbert of Middletown. Senator Doty is past president of the Hartford Real Estate Board, was active as 3 senator in the last general assembly and is taking an important part as a member of the present state senate.
 One of the important matters to be discussed will be the proposed real estate law. q first hearing on which was held this afternoon in the state capitol.