New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
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 Congregational Church
MRS, M. BUNTING DIES

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 Passes Away After Lingering Illness -Businessmen Ready For Casting Co.-Altar Society Whist Prize Winners-Euneral of Mrs. Mastin An excellent program was enthu-
 siastically received by a large audi
 ence last night at the Christian En-
 deavor Chautauqua held in the Con- grcgational church parlors. Miss Eleanor Johnson of New Britain opened the program with two pleas ing soprano solos. Miss Johnsor. was in old-fashioned costume, and her voice and personality were most attractive.
 The feature Of the program was the appearance Of W. H. Van Maas- dyk Of Hartford and New York. He played two groups of violin solos His pieces were well chosen, and he played with a beauty Of tone and lsympath! of interpretation which Immediately won the approval of his audience. The famous "Nnuet in IG' received thc most applause. r. Albert White. an advanced pu- pil of Julius Hartt, rendered two piano solos. Love Song" by Sto- jowski and Romance in D-Hat" by Jean Siholius. Mir. White also ac- 'companied the two Euost soIoists.
 Mrs. $. B. Carpenter gave one of her characteristic monologucs entitled "My Wedding Day" which was well ] received. Second Samuel" Q one act historical play, completed the program Of the entertainment. which was in charge Of a committee Ichairmaned by Miss MarJoria Fish Ter. All proceeds will 20 towards the new piano recently installed in the church.
 Mrs. M. Bunting Mrs. N. Bunting died last night ar the home of her daughter Mrs. Jeremiah Lewis, of Now Britain road after a lingering illness Shc was the widow Of Horace W. Euut- ting. and was well known in New Britain, where she had lived for 3o years. She leaves. besides her daLhhter several nieces and ncphews.
 Funeral services will ho held from her daughters homo at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, in charge of Rev. Robert II. Burton Burial will he in Fairvicw cemetery, New Brit ain,
 BuSincssmcn-Iron Horses
 The Businessmen. with three straight victories to their credit, are ready for the Iron Horses of the PiainNne Casting Co. tonight. Bill Cunningham, star twirIcr of thr mer- chants. is waiting for his chance to prove that h. is an iron man him self. After long negotiations, Al Bordoau has finally consented 10 play with the Businessmen and will be 1. seen in the lineup tonight; this IS expected to strengthen the team greatly. The Businessmen have q { new manager almost every day; Bob . Shcidoman started in this capacity, . Charley Meyerowitz was pilot yes terday, and today 1t was announced | that Ted I.aBonne would guide the destinies of the team.
 The Iron Horses are on unknown quantity and are hoping to spring a surprise by breaking the winning streak oi the merchants 1T the weather prevents the game tonight. it will be played on Thursday eve ming.
 Whist Prize Winners
 The card party held last evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Altar society of the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy proved q success in i every way. The bridge prizes were captured by J. II. Campbell and Mrs. A. Hammond, while the whist prizes went 10 Mrs. J. Maynard. Miss Cath crime Prior, Miss Theresa Parkinson. Mrs. James O'Brien, Miss Mary Rooney, Mrs Thomas Prior, Miss Name Bowen, George Jenkins. Oscar Iruvencher Nelson DcLaruc. John Bergan, F. G. Greer and Robert Greer.
 Twins Born
 Twin sons were born last night 70 Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wclch of North Main street, Southington. Mrs. Wclch was formerly a Plainyil}e girl.
 X son was born to Mir. and Mrs John Fastita or Whiting street last night.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Mastin
 The funeral Of Mrs Charles n. AIastin was held at o'clock this afternoon at the Congregational church, of which she had been q most active member for many years md of which her grandfather was q founder. Rev Charles s. Wyckoff he pastor, ofIiciatcd. Intcrment vas made in West cemetery
 Grange Childrcn'S Night
 Plainvillc Grange will observe Night at its regular meet