New Britain herald., 1926-11-19

had gathered to celebrate the 30th
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eldon, also of Hotchkiss
street.
The festivities were held first at
the Eldon home where music and
singing was given as entertainment.
The party then adjourned to Beech
er's home where a dinner was serv-
cd, the feature being a large decor
ated cake. 1t was also the birthday
of Kenneth Beecher, 10 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher and a sep
arate table contained birthday
cake for the boy. Music, singing and
dancing ended the evening for the
three celebrants Many gifts includ-
ing silverware, glassware and a
congratulation.
Mrs. Morrison Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine H.
Morrison was held yesterday after
noon from the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Pardon C. Hickey of
Worthington Ridge, Rev. Samuel A.
Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congre-
gational church officiating. Burial
was in Maple cemetery.
The honorary pail bearers includ-
ed William II. Webster, George A.
Prentice, Ernest w. Mildrum, Fred
s. Troupe, Harold l.. Judd, w. Fl.
A North Tho ar
tive pail bearers consisted of Stanley
Galpin, S. Chase Coale, George T.
Kimball, Arthur G. Kimball. George
f. Dodd and Frank L. Wilcox. A
large group of former friends at
tended the funeral and many beau
tiful displays of flowers were sent
from all parts of the vicinity from
people that had known and loved
the former resident.
ID. A. r. Meeting
The monthly meeting of Emma
Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, met yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum of East
lptIllll. AllOul ~ IllNlllbtlo NSlt
present. A committee to form ar
rangements for the annual Ellis
Island detention department Christ
mas box was chosen consisting Of
Mrs. George f. Dodd, chairman;
Mrs. r. A. Wooding. Miss Helen
Roys and Mrs. A. p. Marsh. The
December meeting will complete the
plans for the box. Mrs. George f.
Dodd read a paper on 1.-THE Mirrors
of 1776." Routine business was
disposed of. The local chapter has
donated $50 towards the work of the
newly installed district nurse appro-
priation.
Social Successful
The bazaar held by the ladies of
the Kensington Congregational
church yesterday afternoon at the
church parlors was decided sue
cess, the attendance SURPRISING the
fondest hopes of the committee in
charge of the arrangements. The
numerous labels with wares for sale
were well attended and the chicken
pie supper served by the ladies was
received with enthusiasm.
= The Daring Deer
Deer, according to reports of
Jack and Paul Giana, are getting
too downright cocky in this neigh
borhood and are fast becoming a
menace to traffic. On Wednesday.
while the two kcnsingtoIian were
dl. ing near Newheld station.
large buck with a considerable num-
Der of points jumped out from the
side of the road and leisurely pro-
ceeded up the roadway in front of
their machine. The Gianas state
that if they had tried they could
have run down the animal with no
trouble as the deer did not seem to
be in any hurry at getting out of the
highway.
Warantee Deed
George T. and Anna NJ. Swain of
New Britain have sold to H. M.
Clark Of Oxford, New Hampshire,
parcel Of land containing IS acres
of land an ice pond and an ice
house located Immediately west of
the railroad tracks in Blue Hills
known as Weddings ice pond The
deed of transfer was filed with Town
Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff today.
Dinner Party
Miss Beatrice Neal of Pennington
avenue is planning to hold a dinner
and bridge party tomorrow evening
following the Yale-Harvard football