New Britain herald., 1927-03-29

Mehitable Williams Dorcas Charity Lord. Praiseworthy Elmira Prior. Jane Boardman Burnham, RoXanna Rosia Ford, Deborah Abigail Barnes, Patience Doolittle Rostrom, Getthair Someway Hanford. thHnticloCr Crewso Carline, Etenezcr Devotion Tryon, Joel Amasa Hanford.
 Ye Grand Parade:
 "Auld Lang Syne" by tho cirrus. Annie Laurie" a solo. Reuben and Rachel,' a duet. Yankee Doodle" by the chorus. Reading: Rattle Hymn of the Republic" by the chorus. sister Ruth,' a duet. "Old Black Joe" by the quartet. Cousin Jodidiah," a solo with the chorus.
 Intcrmission.
 Dixie" by the chorus.
 Reading: When You and I Were young" q duet. silver Threads Among the Gold" q solo with the quartet. Three Blind Nice," q round. "Grandma's Advicc,' q solo. america, by the entire assembly. Home Sweet Home. by the quar- tet' "Blest be the Tie that Binds," by the chorus.
 D. \. R. Convention.
 Delegates from Emma Hart Will lard Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, who today at tended the first session of the two day state D. A. R. convention in Meriden, included the regent, Mrs. Elmer w. Stearns, the vice president Miss Caroline Savage and Mrs. Ern- csc, w. Mildrum and Miss Alice Illus ton.
 Plans for the seth D. A. R. Con- tincntal Congress 10 be held in Washington In April will have the most important place in the meeting with reports on staae activities of the organization playing q big part in the program of the convention.
 Whist Tonight.
 Another of the kcnsington Ath- letic club whist and setback parties will be held this evening at s o'clock at Lyold Hall. Kcnsington. Several cut of town setback teams have been signed up for appearance, the town being represented by the oft defeated but still valiant Blue Ilil- lians, headed by John Conlin. Re- treatments will be served.
 Marriage License Issued.
 A marriage license was issued by the town clerk of New Britain yes terday to Miss Elsie Achille of Ken sington and Albert Schlotterbach of o02 Seymour street. New Britain. The wedding will take place ill the near future.
 Bible Class.
 The Mems Bible Study Class of the Kensington Congregational church met last evening at the home of Paul Baker of Kensington. The evening was taken up with a dis cussion on prayer. About 12o mer- hors were present. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor, was in charge.
 Grange News.
 The next regular meeting of Bcr- lin Grange, 24. will be held at the organizations hall on Pennington avenue on Tuesday. April 5. at 8 o'clock. The main speaker of that evening will be the State Lecturer. A more complete program will be later.
 The members of Berlin Grange have been invited to attend the 4lst <>f ,,-a11 in that town on Monday evening. April 1 4 Several representatives of the | local chapter are expected to make | the trip.
 Attends Funeral.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske of Wor funeral of her uncle, John Ward, which was held in Rivcrton, Conn.,, l this afternoon at o'clock. Reports l from Chicago where pr. David | Tiske, brother of Rev. Samue! A. | Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congre- I gational church. lives state that the condition of the prominent surgeon remains unchanged.
 Small Docket. The continued cases of George A. of 21 South street. Hart ford, charged with reckless driving, Is the only entry on this weeks 1ocekt of the town court this eve hing at the town hall. Judge George | A. Griswold will preside.
 The triple accident Sunday which l resulted in the damaging of three