New Britain herald., 1928-05-08

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 The funeral Of Mrs. Reslins lu- pien. :6 years. wife Of AemsaA. ]. Lupien Of <5 Orchard street. whe died Sunday night following ( wssk's illness with double pneumeala, VIII be held at : o'clock We1nesaay morning at St. Ann's church. Rev. J. F. Perreault will cslsbsate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery. Born in s,. Guiiiaume, Caaada, the daughter Of Arthur and Mary Havallee) Erenette. Nra Lupisn spent the early years Of hse llte in that place. She later moved with her parents to 0ilbertviiie. Nan, where she attended school, coming to this city thirteen years ago. She was married seven years ago to Ar mand J. Lupien. who survives. to. gether with one daughter, Lucille: her mother. Mrs. Mary Frenstte of Canada: four brothers. Aiphense Frenette Of this city. Arthur and Clifford Frenette of Hartford. and Noe Frenette of New Bedford. Nass.: three sisters. Misses Mary Louise and Simmone Frenette of Canada. and Mrs. Mary Selina LaPlsnt Of New York city.
 Mrs. Lupien was a member Of ot. Anne's church and St. Anne's se- ciety.
 Magnolia Rcbekah Lndee A meeting of Magnolia RebekAh lodge will be held this evening in stephen Terry hall.
 Red Men To Meet Compounce Tribe. l. 0. k. M.. will hold its regular weekly meeting at 5 o'clock this evening in Red Mems hall.
 Prayer Meeting The weekly ncighhorhood prayer meeting will be held at s:so o'clock Wednesday morning at the home Of Mrs. Henry E. Wilcox of 6: Wood land street. Major Annie R. Atkin- son will be the leader. taking for her subject "Thc Ten Virgins" Rubbish Fire
 "A Wd8 GdllCu Uut VN o'clock Monday afternoon for rub bish fire in the rear Of the Nobcrge store on Laurel street. The blaze was ,extinEuished with chemicals. To Confer Degree The initiatory degree will be con ferred on d class of ten candidates at meeting Of Court Ever Well come. Foresters Of America. to be held at 1880 o'clock Thursday eve ming. May 10th. in Red Mems hali. Court Welch degree team. No. sS, of Watcrville. will work tho degree.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 The final meeting of the season of the South Side Parent.Ts association will be held on WAenes- day evening at . o'clock At the south Side school auditorium. Chsa- ter Grady, lyric tenor, will feature the entertainment program.
 Appointed Factory Nurse Miss Alice Roberts of Church ave- nue has been appointed factory nurse at the plant of the Bristol Brass corporation on Broad street. She commenced her new duties on 1 Monday.
 Cleaning Up Park Work Of cleaning up Prospect Park was started yesterday under the direction of Caretaker Joseph Civizzio, who also supervises the ac- tivities at Rockwell Park.
 Increase in Library CirculatiOa | 14,4S0 books were issued at the Bristol public library during the month Of April. according to the re- l port of Librarian Charles L. Wood- i ing submitted at tho monthly meet ing of the board of library commits sioners last evening. This repre- sents an increase of 7ss ever April: 1927.
 Compared with year ago. there was q gain of II from the adult ae- partment at the main library. IS: st the Forestville Branch, 67 at the 1 Endee Branch and ct the schaol branches as follows: John J. Jsu- nings, BIO: Park street, Sil: East Bristol. co:. There was . loss of 4l5 from the ch!ldrcn's room at the main library and at the North Side school.
 The circulation for tho mon.h was distributed as followa: Main h- , hrary. adult department, 7.6SS: chil- dren's room. 3.5ss: Forestville branch. 1.1Ss: Endee branch, :st; school branches. John !. Jennings. ! 5o1: Northside. 167: Park street. 47o: East Bristol, 6o5. The books circulated were ciassi- fled as follows: Juvenile fiction. R.. S4S: adult fiction. 1888: general, [; philosophy. 1ls: religion. 1ls: soci- ology, SSs: philology. II; natural science. 34e: useful arts. :37: fine arts, 2GS: literature, S7s: history. 4sc: travel, 44e; biography. sSs: magazines. 30. Included in the above were French. 62: Italian. es: Polish. %: German. q: Lithua- nian. 6.
 Volumes Added aud WithdraWu SG9 volumes were added 10 the n- from the bndery. . the gift ef Katherine Gaylord Chapter. D. A. F., and one by gift from the Massa- chusctts New Church Union. During the month l01 volumes were withdrawn. including ioA worn out after having had an average circulation since binding of to. One book was lost and paid for. The total number of volumes Tn the library May was 6:.sSs. Sn,allpox C0odtobm