New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
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 Farm Bureau Meeting

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 Farm Bureau Meeting
 There will be d meeting of the farm bureau on Wednesday after noon at o'clock in the Baptist church parlors. All of the women Of the town arc invited to attend the Mrs. Olea Fands, county agent. will be present and will speak on Food and Cooking"
 Property Changes Hands
 A warrantee deed filed at the of flee of the town clerk shows that Mi chacl koscnko of plainville has sold property on the east side of Sonth Washington street 10 tho Mutual Gas X Oil Co. Of Bristol. The deeds also includes buildings, machinery and equipment.
 The property contains about 22 acres of land. The Bristol company receives the grantor's rights in and to d railroad sliding and to storage tanks on the property.
 Another deed has been recorded of the sale of eight lots on Indian Trail avenue to Irene Andrews Of New Britain by Nellie $. Coons Of rlainville. The lots are % feet wide and 70 feet long.
 William F., Baker Of Plainvillc has sold land on the north side of Lin coin street to Axel Johnson, local building inspector.
 Funeral of Mfr. Parkinson
 Funeral services for Michael Par kinson, 63, of go Smalley street, Now Britain, who died following q shock early Saturday morning, will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Church of St John the Evanre- list in that city. Burial will be in St. Joscph's cemetery, Plainville.
 Mr. Parkinson, veteran railroad man. was well known in Plainvll". being the brother of Harry parkln- son of Plainville. who died a month ago His death was surprise to his many friends here. A large number of plainvillo people plan 10 attend 1 the funeral services,
 Olerdeo santos. Jr. | Ovcrdco Santos. Jr., 10 days old son of MT. and Mrs. Overdeo Santos of South Washington street died yestcrday at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital Funeral arrang ments were in charge of w. \ Bailey X Co, and the burial was thl' afternoon.
 1 Town Court Tomorrow
 The weekly session Of the toWr court will be held tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. There was 2' session of the court last Tuesd l.;
 Great interest is being shown in tn
 case of Frank Ibetz, charged Nitl
 cruelty 10 animals. It is elaine
 by the Connecticut Human
 Society that he killed five polio
 dogs with an iron bar because OH
 Of his pigs had been bitten by tn animals.
 Town Hall Being Repaired The dull and drab appearance c , the walls in the hallway of the tow
 hall is being brightencd with fires P coats of yellow paint. The wall net
 the town clerks office was recent , knocked down and new one plac+
 there. When the painting is con ! pletcd, the interior of the hall w 7 greatly add to the light and beau'
 of the place. All of the offices
 the building are in good condition
 h,.ib s The Ladies' Aid society of tI = Methodist church will meet at II l. home of Mrs. Fred Manchester ., W ednesday afternoon at 2:3o o'cloc s The We-Uns will meet this ev
 ming at the home Of Mrs. Isabel 'f Phelps of Trumbull avenue. g C. Wallace Bunnell has return l. to Pratt InstiGution after spendit 'f the holiday recess at his home C Broad street,
 | Edward Baker of Grown stre IT entertained his nephew. Fral
 Loughran of Craigville, NrSini e yesterday.
 d Miss Kathleen Linn eburncr, has I 'f turned nome from Maine aft s spending the holidays with relatiN d and has resumed her teaching duu
 at Killingworth.
 Mrs. GuSsic Mary SChWab T. Rocky Hill, mother of Charles Boy n of Plainville, died yesterday at [ u New Britain. General hospital. l II sides her son. she leaves five daug l. tcrs, four sisters, and a brother. is Cosmopolitan League = The Lucky Strikes and 1 'o Rockies were returned the winn, rS in the matches rolled off in the G '',, mopolitan bowling league at liar Ill alleys.
 10 The scores:
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