New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

of the play in New England and the committee feels the townspeople will show their appreciation of this fact by turning out in large numbers. Meeting and Social
 The Berlin Grange held it's monthly
 meeting last night. After the meet
 ing social hour followed. It was
 thought there would be much ado
 concerning the financial side of the food table. conducted by the society during Fair week. but it did not even cause a ripple. The chairman of the committee in charge of the table sent check to the society for over one half of the amount cleared and it is felt the balance will be paid shortly. Aside from that matter the general public has no interest in the meeting.
 All attending waited for the social hour which followed and they report a good time. Solos were rendered by Mrs. Selena Fitzgerald and Mrs. Minnie Gibbs. Miss Minnie Gibbs read paper guessing contest was then indulged in Mrs. Lawrence Wat
 kins being in charge. George Carter
 won the gentleman's first prize and
 Allan Dean the second. The ladies first prize was awarded to Mrs. George
 Durham and the second to Miss Hor-
 tense Loiselle Mr. Muller gave very interesting talk.
 With the Town Clerk.
 Several warantee deeds have been filed at the town clerks office c. w.
 Stevens has transferred one-eigf1th
 acre of land to Frances E. Stevens. IL
 is bounded on the west by the high
 11,1 of
 Stevens, on the east by land of Ruth
 Lillian Strong and on the south by
 land of c. w. Stevens.
 Edwin A. Moore has transferred five
 parcels to E. Allen Moore of New
 Britain. One is bounded on the
 north and west by the highway, on the east by land of Jane Loney and on the south by land of E. A. Moore. Another is described as being in Ken sington and is limited as follows: North, jointly by land of G. D. Boyer, i American Paper Goods company and August Albert; on the east by high way and land of grantee; on the south by land of grantor and M. A. Pabst; on the west by land of August Albert. A third is known as the Hopkins place and is bounded on the north, west and east by land of Cyrus Morris and on the south by the highway. The fourth piece consists of one acre ard the house thereon. The boun- Garies are: North land of Edwin Moore; east, highway; west and south. land of M. A. Pabst. Nine acres com prise the fifth parcel. It is bounded OF tho north by land of Jane Loney and Edwin Moore, on the east and west by highway and lands of Edwin Moore and on the south by land of Edwin Moore. Concerning the Roads. The roads in this town have been the exposure of neighboring eyes for some time. It is expected the turn pike bridge will be completed in few days and then remarks concerning it will be of a laudatory, rather than a , condemnatory nature
 l The town has spent considerable money in putting the detours into shape. These have pleased some and
 not others. The Hartford Courant 1 had the following item concerning them this morning. "Autoists and drivers of teams of
 any kind passing to and from past
 Berli" in either direction will be glad to know that the east side detour has quite as comfortable for riding as the
 average macadam roadway. The de- 1 tour on the west side past the Berlin
 fair grounds, which was not quite as
 bad as the other detour, is still un- 1 cared Tor. There has been little 1 cholce as to comfort between the two