New Britain herald., 1916-07-01

but transferred to Boston university after his sophomore year and later received his M. D. degree from that institution. Afterward he specialized in New York city.
 In the going of Mrs. Dunham, the town will lose one of it's most promi- nent women. During her stay here she has always evinced interest in everything pertaining to the good and welfare of the community. Her zeal ir4 the affairs of the Berlin Congrega- tlonal church, of which she Is a mem Der, is too well known to chronicle at this time. She Is @ mem Der of Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R.. and the Berlin Grange and was prominent lin all of the affairs of the two so- cieties. Mrs Durham was graduated from Maine Wesleyan university in the class of 1886 and until her mar riage, she was preceptress at the Ber- wick academy, South Berwick, Maine,
 one of the oldest preparatory schools in that state.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dunham have two i children, Miss Avis, who is studying for a trained nurse, and Carroll, who ! has just completed his sophomore year in the New Britain High school. He will join his parents in September and enter the Wentworth Institute. Boston as student
 1 Dr. and Mrs. Durham will have the best wishes for successful future from their many friends in Berlin They will make their home at 151 Huntington avenue, Boston, To Increase Membership. The Swedish Republican club will 1 hold it's July meeting Monday even ing at o'clock in the court room and at that time a strenuous effort will bs
 ma de. to increase the membership of
 the organization. At present the club
 boasts of forty mem bers, but there is
 always room for another and the
 members will try to obtain several
 more to fill the ranks The club is { planning to hold a monster picnic at the Fair Grounds within the next two weeks and arrangements will be per- fected at Mondays meeting. On Fishing Trip. Ten members Of the Berlin Con- struction company's fishing club left this afternoon for Middletown, where they boarded a yacht for a cruise and fishing trip on the Sound. The party will sail down the river and visit several points along the Connecticut
 shore and later will anchor at Green point and other Long Island harbors.
 The return trip will be made Tuesday. i The following will take the trip: l..
 A. Warner, Fred Hickey, c. N. War Ter, George Blinn Frank Schroedel, Peter Neurath, Philip Quay, P. Mor- ris, Gustave Warren and Charles Chalmers
 Enjoy Outing.
 The office force of the Berlin Con- struction company enjoyed it's annual
 outing at the bungalow Of President George H. Sage on Worthington Ridge
 this afternoon. The first part of the
 afternoon was given over to pro-
 gram of field sports and later ice
 cream and straw berry shortcake were
 served.
 At the Churches.
 Berlin Congregational church.
 Rev. s. A. Fiske, pastor. Morning
 worship tomorrow at 10:45 o'clock.
 Holy Communion will be adminis- tered. Sermon by the pastor. Sun day school at noon. The senior Christian Endeavor society will meet at 6:3A o'clock. E. Fenn Nourse will he th& leader and the topic will be a
 patriotic nature
 Kensington Congregational church Rev. Carleton Hagen, pastor Morn
 ing worship tomorrow at 1O:45 o'clock. It will be communion service and the pastor will preach. A special offering will be taken for the Armenian Relief There will be