New Britain herald., 1914-04-15
Carl Carlson Buys Land.

Carl Carlson Buys Land. Another deed received by the town clerk records sale of local property by Mary Campbell of Hartford to Carl l.. Carlson of Berlin. All build ings and improvements standing on said property are also to be included in the transfer.
 The boundaries are as follows: north and east by the highway; the south by land of Charles K. Grisw old and by property of Daniel Webster or assigns partly by each, and west by land of Daniel Webster or assigns same containing about sixteen acres.
 Among other personal property in- cluded in the deal are, one horse, two COWS, one two-horse bus, one two- seated carriage, one single buggy, one double farm wagon, one bus, one single horse dump cart, one cut-away harrow, three blows, one wheel bar row, some harness and articles per- taining to the milk business.
 F. R. Jones Purchases House.
 The deal for the purchase of the house on Warrington ridge, owned for many years by John Mckay of Berlin and Jennie Scrivener of Nor
 
 has now been cOnSummated.
 According to the wording on the deed. MT. Jones is to receive the en- tire interest in and to a certain piece of land in Berlin with all buildings standing thereon, same being bounded On the north by land of Harriet L.. Edwards, heirs or assigns; east by the highway (Worthington ridge) and land of Mary D. Hubbard, heirs Or as- signs; south by property of the latter and the highway, partly by each and on the west by land of Elizabeth P. Wilcox.
 The property in question was con- veyed by Henry N. Galpin to Emily N. Webster by deed dated August 9. 1886.
 Local Interest in Election. Berlin shared some of the excite ment which prevailed in New Britain vest erday during and after the big election which terminated in an over whelming victory for George A. Quiz ley, republican nominee for mayor. and for the entire republican party Berlin is a republican town, and sen- timent was generally in favor of the victorious candidate, although many l words of commendation for Mayor Joseph M. Halloran were heard about town today.
 Not few of the 1,4OO or more telephone calls received at the Herald office last night were from local people and once again today they were liberal in their praise for the excellent Herald service. For a short time last evening some of the trolley cars ran little behind time owing to the fact that they were blocked by the big republican parade oi. the principal streets of the Hard = ware city.
 Young Couple to Marry. marriage license was issued yester- day afternoon to Tony Someone, and Miss Eliza beth Santmero. both nine- teen years of age and residents of this town. ..... Owing to the fact that both the ap- plicants were under the marriageable age. as determined by the state law, it was necessary for their guardians to consent to their marriage. The parents of both the groom-to-be and the bride-to-be reside in Italy, so the young ladys brother was obliged to sign as her guardian as was the uncle of the prospective benedict Motherhood Club Meets. A meeting of the Motherhood club of the Berlin Congregational church was held this afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Nourse of Worthington ridge. The subject for discussion was The Effect