New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 16

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Large An any will be e ng at 7 [UESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1924, dance, Wedneaday eve, ~=Advt, At a meeting of Bt, Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias, Wednesday eve- ning ¥he rank of knight will be con- ferred on a class of esquires, Past or Harry Witkin will have f the work. Refreshmeonts City ltems Morans' Xmas Musi¢c Club, ‘—advt Britain Nest, No. 1548, Order # will hold its regular meet- he Beryed \l\xn Winifred Kelly “of Hart street underwent au operation at St. s hospital yesterday, Miss | Kelly is a student at the St. Francls training school for nurses, | Gul Offlcers will be elected. ‘st Christmas card collection Open until 9 p. m. Ohrn- 1, \versary requiem high mass lebrated tomorrow morn- o'clock at St. Mary's church | The Y. W. H. A, held a meeting illlam A, Smith, [in the club rooms, United BIdg., and Mrs, Alex Beatty of 45 (Monday evening ' Plans are being street are rejoicing over the {made for a Chantikah party to be of @ son last night. 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