New Britain herald., 1915-12-28

............... Third year Juniors 1 Recitation-Longfellows" Christ
 mas Bells-Christmas in Bethle-
 hem. Miss Mearle Hotchkiss Processional with candles
 Presentation of Gifts. ...Baraca and Home Departm ents Closing hymn-"O' Little Town of Bethlehem.
 Benediction.
 BroadWell-B Baldwin
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Baldwin of Ken sington announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Nettie to Clyde R. Broa0well of Hartford Miss Baldwin is a native of Kensington and is a graduate of the South school. At present she is employed at the American Paper Goods company. Mr. Broadwell is native of Milford, but in recent years he has made his home in Hartford, where he is employed as a die sinker with the Arrow Elec- tric company. The date for the mar riage ceremony has not been set. In the Storms Wake.
 The damage done by the wind storm Sunday is greater than at first SUD- posed. The wheel of the windmill of J. c. Lincoln on Pennington road was dislodged from it's moorings and smashed as it fell to the ground Probably the greatest sufferer of the fury of the wind was the old Beckley quarry. This company was formed about ten years ago and much of it's stock was floated but the company did very little in the manufacture of crushed stone. The quarry is on the opposite side of the Mattebassett river from the railroad and one of the concerns engineers drew plans for a steel conveyer to transport the stone across the river to the railroad siding. The structure had stood there for years and weathered many previous gales, but the storm Sunday proved too much for it and today it lies at the bottom Of the Mattcbassett
 The town of East Berlin today mourns the loss of it's pine tree. This tree stood for centuries at the corner of Wilcox and Berlin streets until the ravaging wind of Sunday came along and blew it over In it's fall it missed the home of Arthur Lawrence by only matter of inches.
 Work of repairing the damage was begun this morning. A. B. Good- rich of Warrington Ridge had three carpenters assisting him to repair the roof of the ell-part of his home.
 The finance board of the Berlin Congregational church was in consul tation with contractors this morning and an effort will be made to replace the chimneys as soon as possible. It is hardly expected that the work will be completed by Friday, which is set for the annual meeting of the church. Plans were made for a church SUD- per to precede the meeting but from present indications this part of the program will be postponed. Rev. s. A. Fiske, the pastor said this morn> ing the church meeting will positive ly be held on the date set for it.
 Removed to Hospital.
 Walter Gwatkins of Worthington Ridge was taken to the Hartford hos pital yesterday to undergo treatment. Mr. Gwatkins has been suffering from stomach trouble for the past year. He has tried several forms of treat ment. but they have been of no avail, so he decided to place himself under the care of pr. E. J. Mcknight 1 a specialist on stomach troubles Dr. Mcknight advised his removal to the hospital, so he could give MT. Gwatkins his personal supervision.
 Deed Filed.
 Harriet Williams has transferred a | rarccl of property of one-fourth Of i an aero and the buildings thereon to 1 Albert F'Jitzon of New Britain. The ! property iS bounded on the north by l land of the estate of Thomas Phillips, l. on the east by land of Mary l.. Ser