New Britain herald., 1925-04-23

all municipal gatherings use the headquarters on Pierce street and that is why the meeting is to be held there this evening.
 Hotchkiss Farm Sold
 Harry Hotchkiss has sold his farm on Red Stone Hill to Frank Cas- sidy Mir. Hotchkiss has purchased another farm in Burlington and plans to move his family and house. hold goods there soon. The farm Is one of the largest and repeated to De one of the best in this vicinity.
 Rev. Mir. Ball to Remain
 Rev Arthur A. Ball has returned to PIainville after attending the New York east conference of Methodist | churches held in Jamaica, L, I, Ha | announced today that the confer enee saw fit to consider the request or the local church to allow him to remain here another year and he mas been returned as pastor of the Plainville M. F. church.
 Infant Recovering
 Herbert Weston, son of Fred weston of South Washington street, IS recovering at St. Francis hos pital from a serious attack of con- vulsions. He was seven months old yesterday and it was seized with the attack last Monday at it's home. He was attended by Dr. George F. Cook and inc case was so serious that if was decided to send 1t to the hos pltal for treatment. He has re- sponded very well, according to his father.
 Dislocatcs Hip in Fall
 Walter Barrows, age S9 vears If TOY West Main street suffered q dislocated hip in a fall near his nome yesterday. He was leading his horse through the yard to the barn when he slipped and fell Wrenching his leg. Dr. George F. Cook attended him and slipped the iimb back into place. Mr. Bartows is resting comfortably at his home today.
 Legion Auxiliary Meets
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock-Barnes post will meet this evening in the Legion rooms on Whiting street. Several important matters are to come up for discus sion and vaudeville show will be presented by talented members after the business session.
 The reports on the membershin drive are awaited with interest bv the majority of the members and It IS stated on good authority that large number of new members will be in attendance tonight,
 Church Entertainment
 A concert will be given by a trio or Southington artists in the Con- sregational church auditorium this evening at o'clock. The feature or the evening will be a vocal ren- dltlon of many numbers by Mrs. | Armstrong who was formerly a member of the Metropolitan Opera Co. chorus. Because of the great interest being shown in the affair It was found necessary to chanpa | the place of the concert from the church chapel 10 the church proper. Mrs. Armstrong will he accompanied ny Mrs. Charles Beckley. Miss Eunice Mackenzie will also favor with readings.
 Joint Meeting
 A Joint meeting of Seuuassen lodge and Martha Rebekah lodge l. O. o. F.. will be held this eve nlng at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. The grand officers of Con- nect1cut will pay an official visita- ton and Governor John H. Trum- | bull will be the guest of honor. An entertainment will be furnished and refreshments will be served,
 Runmage Sale
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold a rummage sale in Grange hall on Pierce street tomorrow and Satur- day afternoons. Those wishing to donate articles for the sale, should have them at the hall by tomorrow morning at the latest. The pr6ceeds of the affair will be devoted 10 the church work being carried on by the federation.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Prayer meeting will be held in | the Baptist and M. F. churches to- night at 7:45 o'clock.
 Pythian lodge. K. of P, will hold . regular meeting tomorrow eve- ming at o'clock in I. o. o. F. hall.
 The condition of Fred BulIen. a patient at St. Francis hospital. shows steady improvement.
 Charles H. Norton of Red Stone hill is able to he out again after an illness of several days. FOR RENT-SS rooms. all improve
 ments, Al Broad St. Phone 127.