New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
AGED COUPLE NEAR
 THEIR BIRTHDAYS A. E. Moulthrop 80 This Month,
 Wife 75 on Friday MARRIED FOR 59 YEARS
Constabies to be on Duty Halloween Night-William w. Chidscy Passes Away-Italian Social at Legion Hall-Other Interesting Items.

Hall-Other Interesting Items.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew E. Moul- throp of Broad street, well-known residents of Plainvile, will observe their birthday anniversaries this month. Mrs. Moulthrop will reach her 18th birthday anniversary Friday while her husband will celebrate his 80th on November 24 The couple are very prominent here and have been married for 59 years. They will cele- brate their 6oth wedding anniversary on September 25, 1880.
 Despite their advanced age, Mir and Mrs. Moulthrop are enjoying good health and take an active inter- est in the daily affairs of the coun- try. They plan to move to the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. w. Beach of 46 Linden street, in a few days and spend the rest of their days with her.
 Mrs. Moulthrop was born in Ply mouth and moved to Plainville after her marriage. About 35 years ago MT. Moulthrop conducted a market in the old Russell building which was situated at West Main and Whiting streets. He was also engaged in the painting business in Bristol for many years.
 Besides Mrs. Beach. they have another daughter, Mrs. Jennie Giguere Derby. Mrs, Moulthrop will spend her birthday Friday quietly.
 William w. Chidsey
 William w. Chidsey, aged 70 years well known in Plainville and a con- stant visitor here, died late yesterday afternoon at his home on High street Pennington, after a long illness.
 He was born in Pennington and was employed on the estate of John Wallace Riddle for many years. Hn was a lover of horses and was we'll known among horsemen throughout the state. When young man, MT. Chidsey trained as we'll as owned horses and often rode them in races.
 He leaves four daughters, Mrs Hugh White and Mrs. William Sla- ter of Pennington and Mrs Thom- as Clancy and Mrs. Paul Hassctt of Cnionville, and two brothers, Frank and Highley Chidsey, both of Farm iIrgton.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at 9.30 o'clock at his home and at 10 o'clock at St. Patrick's church, Pennington. Bur ial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Plainville.
 Many Halloween Parties
 A very attractive Halloween par ty was given in honor of Master William Macdonald of 43 Washing ton street Monday evening. The home was appropriately decorated | with corn stalks and pumpkins. h. teresting games in connection with | the holiday were played. Light re- treatments were served. The guests | included Misses Lucille and Gather i inc Heslin, Faith, Marion and Mar garet Duffy, Mildred and Dorothy Dibble and Masters William Duffy | and Richard and Andrew MacCus- | kci, Jr.
 A Halloween party will be given this evening at the home of Mrs. l.. F. Geetersloh of 152 Trumbull avenue in honor of the girls from the office of the Beaton- Caldwell | Mfg. Co. in New Britain
 Halloween party was given last evening at the home of Miss Flora belle Parker on Hansen street buffet lunch was served and games played. Those present were Rus sell Smith, Philip Sherman, Alden Keeling, Robert Sames, Jane Lov- elle, Isabelle pattison, Dorothy Sey mour, Grace Eaton, and Robert Bailey.
 The prizes for the clevcrest cos tunes were awarded to Miss Grace Eaton and Robert Bailey.
 Local Man On Committee
 The Bristol-New Britain Laymen's retreat chapter will hold it's first annual banquet at the Knights of