New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
Beach, Plainvhle, on Thanksgiving

day.
 Mir. Moulthrop has spent 50 years in Bristol. He was employed for 8 number of years at the Barrett fac tory on School street but has spent the greater part of his life as a painter. He has lived at both ends Of this city, having resided at the north side when he first came here and at the south side until five years ago, when he took up his residence With his daughter in Plainvilie.
 Installation of Officers
 An installation of state officers of the Disabled Veterans of the World War will take place at the state armory Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Luncheon will be served.
 John J. Callahan, Bristol com- mander of the vets, has issued a general invitation to all disabled veterans Of the city to attend the meeting
 Funeral of Mrs. Delcndick
 uhcral services for Mrs. Jerry Delendick. 46. of 25 River street. East Bristol, took place at the Rus sian Catholic church this morning at o'clock. Burial followed in the Russian cemetery, Terryville,
 Mrs. George Wasilavich
 Mrs. George Wasilavich, 45. the Wife of George Wasilavich of B Wolcott street, died at her home early yesterday morning following months illness.
 Mrs. Wasilavich was a native of Lithuania, and her maiden name was Mary Cizauskas. She was mar rled in Bristol 25 years ago to George Wasilavich. and the remain der of her life was spent here, She held membership in the Cisomene society of this city and in St. Anne's society of New Britain. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons. Frank, Delphis and Joseph Nasllavich, all of this city; her mother, a resident of Lithuania, and four sisters. three of whom are residents of Lithuania and the fourth, Nora Neczkis, of this city. There will be high mass of re- qulem at her funeral, which will be held Monday morning at St. Jo- sephs church. lnterment will be in the New St. Joseph's cemetery. Election of Officers An election Of officers will take place at the regular meeting of the nlted Spanish War Veterans 10 be held at the state armory on next Monday evening at o'clock.
 Members are requested to be | present
 To Produce Outward Bound" | The first production of the Con- munity players, it has been decided Will be Outward Bound" The play Will be presented at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening. December 12, at o'clock.
 The play will be presented under the direction Of Miss Elizabeth FL son of the Yale Dramatic school and will be one of three acts. If vas written by sutton Vance. Attendance Reports The managing board of the West End and Maple End football teams has announced that official records Just compiled show that nearly g. 900 persons attended the Thanks giving day championship classic de- spite the coating of snow winch had fallen earlier in the day.
 Formal Senior Prom
 Plans are being completed to hold a formal senior prom at the high school during the Christmas week. 1t was announced yesterday The prom given by the last year pupils is the outstanding event of the school season.
 Shoot Held
 The members of the Bristol Fish and Game club held shoot at the tlu'nion preserve on Chippens hill th's afternoon at 1 o'clock. A largo number of trap and skeet shooters joined in the contest.
 Legion Meeting
 Plans will be formed for the or Ganization of a rife team and :. smoker will be held at the regular meeting or Seicheprey post. No. 2, American Legion. to take place at the Legion rooms on next Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock.
 Twins Are Born
 Twins. Alexander and Francis have been born to Mr. and Mrs Francis Porrini of 329 Park street according to a birth certificate filed at the post office Of the city clerk They came into the world on No. vember IA.
 Glass Book for High School
 meeting of the senior student. Of the Bristol High school will be held some time next week to decide on the possibility of publishing 2 year book or class annual. Hiel school officers said recently that f, was nearly 10 years since a senio, class has issued an annual publica. tion
 City League Meeting
 4 meeting of the managers of th, City Basketball lea~ue will be helf at the office of William F.. Trac, in the Tracy-Condon building or Monday evening at o'clock. For feits and team personnel lists mus be submitted at this meeting.
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