New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

day afternoon at o'clock at the late home. Rev. Francis T. Cooke of Bristol will officiate. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Troop 1 Activities
 Troop l, Boy Scouts of America. held an alI-day hike 10 Smoke hill yesterday under the leadership of Scoutmaster Fletcher. who was as. sisted by Senior Patrol Leader Thomascn.
 Dinner was cooked pith Everett Earth passing part of the cooking merit badge. The agony quartet" distressed the mixers by rendering several unpopular songs, The mem- bers of this famous" group are John Thomasen, Clinton Knight, Reginald Hummcl, and Daniel Grit filth.
 Several other hikes arc being planned.
 Church Night
 Church Night" will be observed at the Baptist church tomorrow eve ming. A devotional service in charge Of the pastor. Rev. Dr. A. D. ken- drick, will be held at 7:30 o'clock and will be followed by the annual calendar social. This will begin at < o'clock and will consist of pro- gram of musical selections. readings and a short pageant entitled, Dame Fashion, by I young women. Light refreshments will be served.
 All those who have the dime hoi- jday calendars or Hho pledged the money are requested 10 bring them at this time.
 Temple Meeting
 Pythian temple. No. %, Pythlan Sisters. will hold it's regular meeting this evening at S:t5 o'clock in I. 0. 0. F. hall. Reports of the state convention will be read by Beryle Bannell who was the representative of Pythian temple at the convention.
 Bridge and Whist Party
 Newton E. Manross lodge. W. l.. C.. will hold public whist in G. A. F. hall in Forestville tomorrow afternoon. Bridge and whist will be played. Prizes will be awarded the winners in both games and refrosh- ments served. The public IS cor dially invited 10 attend. Play starts at ?. m.
 Former Resident Ill
 Word has been received here that Robert Thorne, a former Plainyille resident, has suffered a severe breakdown in health and is staying at some mountains in New York state in an attempt to gain his lost health.
 Mir. Thornc is well known here and has a large number Of Plainvllle friends. Before moving to Syracuse, x. Y, he resided on Elm court. He is obliged 10 sleep outdoors at night because of his weakened condition. He is d graduate of the New Britain High school.
 Public Supper and Meeting
 The supper to be held at the par ish house Of the Congrcgatlonat church under the auspices of the w omen 5 ltutld tIOIi N III Ut lill'i NO- morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock ln- stead of this evening as previously announced. Tie public is cordially invited 10 participate in the supper. An attractive and tasty menu has been arranged.
 It will be followed by the special meeting Of the church to be held in tho church auditorium at 130 o'clock. X budget for the year 1851 will he adopted and other business transacted If necessary.
 Hello Girls Dance
 Plans have been completed for the dance to be held tomorrow evening at Colonial hall on West Main street under the auspices of the hello girls" of the local telephone cN- change, Indications point 10 large crowd and the girls arc confident of q successful evening. The affair IS onen to the general public. Tickets may he secured at the door
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