New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
Woman Club is Formed

Nearly one hundred women attend | ed q meeting and organized a "Bris- toI Womans club" at the social
 rooms Of the Bristol Boys club on i Laurel street yesterday afternoon.
 More than 70 or those present en- tered the new association as charter | members and immediately adopted q ! set Of bylaws as presented by Mrs.
 Morris L. Tiffany A slate of officers
 made up by d nominating commit tee headed by Mrs. Arthur s. Brack- cit was elected, as follows:
 President Mrs Louis A. Wheeler:
 first vice president. Mrs. John (.
 Kielman; second vice president, 1 Mrs. J. Ernest Andrew; secretary,
 Miss Agnes G. Barry; treasurer,
 Mrs. Dwight H. Hall; board of di-
 rectors, Miss Irma M. Funk. Mrs
 Daniel A. Lipman and Mrs. Warren
 (. Warner.
 Mrs. Andrew was chosen chairman of the membership committee and
 will receive all applications for | membership.
 State Superintendent Speaker 1 John H. Titcomb. superintendent of the state commission on fisheries and game. will address a gathering Of members Of the Bristol Fish and Game association at the Endee inn | Wednesday evening. He will explain ] phases of his work in connection i with outdoor life.
 Therrien Funeral Today
 A solemn high mass of requiem
 was sung at St. Matthew's church, | Forestville, this morning at 9 o'clock
 by Rev. James Mcdonald, pastor. 1 for Arthur Therrien of East Main | street, who died at his home We'd ! nesday. Burial was in St. Joseph S i new cemetery.
 Grange to Present Play 1 Five Feet of Love-" a. comedy Tn two acts, will be given by Patrons of Husbandry, Bristol Grange. at 1 Red Mems hall on Prospect street l this evening. In its cast will be 1 Jim Thompson, Walter Wood, Don- aid Freer, Eugene Hudon. Walter | BlatherwiCk, Niolette Cooper, Ada Clark. Mrs. H. A. Sperry. Beatrice 1 ftolcomb, Dorothy Freed and Cath i crime Dube.
 A large number Of persons at i tended the fair which the organiza- 1 tion is holding in conjunction with
 the play this afternoon. Those in
 charge of the various departments l follow; Mrs. Myron Hicks, booth
 chairman: Walter Wood, general
 chairman; foods and candy. Miss i Edith Healy and Mrs. Ruth Ses- i siors; novelty booth, Mrs Ryan; i Chinese laundry booth, Mrs. Al Hem derson; grocery store booth, Mrs. Henderson; tickets. Mrs. Myron | Bishop and Albert NanNess: lunch booth, Mrs. Amelia Baker.
 The play will be followed by danc- .ng with music by Whites orchestra. Elton Donates Milk The F.. H. Elton dairy has decided to donate so quarts of pasteurized skinned milk each day to the Visit ing Nurse and Family Welfare asso- ciation for distribution among the poor of the city. A milk station las been opened at the associatioa's headquarters. 451 North Main street, and the milk will be given away daily to those who call for it. The tune of distribution is between 1!:3u q. nl., and 12:30 ?. m., each day. Greene-Hilis Pr Meeting
 A meeting of the Parent-Teacher association of the Greene Hills school. l'orestvlle, will be held at o'clock this evening. A program of entertainment will be presented and refreshments served.
 starting Center Problematical
 Coach 'Tommy' Monahan of the Bristol High school basketball squad IS undecided as to whether he will start Albie Gursl1e. promising sopho- more. or Dwight (Dikes) Hall, a junior, at center when the locals open their season against the Terry
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