New Britain herald., 1916-06-01

invitations being issued by the mem bers of the Kensington Grammar school Improvement League for their final entertainment, to be given upon the evening of June 9th
 Inasmuch as this represents the finale of the years work, the teachers have made an effort to secure talent fine enough to warrant their knowing ultimate success.
 Miss Emily Alice O'Keefe, under whose direction was produced the English interlude in the very wonder ful pageant of Percy MacKaye's Masque "Caliban,' arranged in cele- bration of the Shakespearian Tercen- tenary in the Stadium of the College of the City of New York. and four other dancers are giving their skill to the evening. Miss Laura Farrell of New Britain has very generously given her finely trained voice to the chldren's evening, and Miss Nellie McKeon, of Kensington, has promised them a bit of real musical crash in Scharwenka's Polish Dance"
 Some sixteen children from rooms seven and eight are going to present folk dances, as prepared for New Haven recently, a few school selec-
 
 Mrs. Carleton Hazen, Miss Helen Cowles and Miss L. Adele Bassett will sing '"The FAowery Month of June," and the "Greeting' will be extended by someone of room seven.
 The business arrangements are in the hands of the principal, Mrs. Bassett. All the teachers are work ing hard that 8 decentlv large sum may be raised for the leagues needs.
 An out-of-doors party is to be given in June with part of the pro- ceeds, to which the entire working membership of the school, with their small brothers and sisters as guests, are bidden All are bidden to come to the Evenings Glad"
 Limousine in Trouble.
 big limousine owned by a Brook lyn man became mired on Kensington road a short distance below Cowles' store this morning and aid had to be secured from New Britain to haul it out. The Brooklyn man, who was re- turning to New York after a tour of the New England states, decided he had taken the wrong road after pro- ceeding a short distance and in at tempting to turn around on the twelve foot highway backed down the en- bankment into the swamp. It was the first accident he had sustained on the journey and it required both ef fort and money to pull the big car out of the mire.
 Kicked By Horse Frederick H. Crane, a resident of the Blue Hills section, suffered 8 l broken rib last evening when he was kicked by his driving horse. The acci- dent happened in the barn. The horse had loose shoe and in attempting to fasten it again, MT. Crane dropped the hammer. The tool in falling ! struck the horse on the leg and the animal struck out viciously with the result that MT Crane was rendered unconscious. Dr. Matthe CIV H. Gris- wold was called and attended the in | jured man.
 Dinner to Bridal Couple. Harold Clark gave a dinner at his home in East Berlin Monday night in honor of George DeMore and Miss Hope Lawrence, who are soon to be married. The dinner was attended by close friends of the young couple and proved a most delightful affair. Military Whist Successful. The military whist and dance given in Grange hall last evening by the Berlin Village Improvement society was we'll patronized and netted the so- ciety about SIP. Whist was played until 10 o'clock and dancing followed. Marriage Licenses. During the past week marriage n-