New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

 the provisions of an act of congress, approved May Is. 1917. will hold session on June 5, 1917 from ' o'clock in the morning until g o'clock in the evening at the following places: Voting district, Berlin. at Town hall on Berlin street. Voting district, Ken sington, at chapel, Upson's corner, Voting district. East Berlin, at Library building.
 Entertainment Postponed.
 Because of the indictment weather, Rev. J. c. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church, has postponed the chill dren's entertainment which was~fo have been held in St. Paurs parish hall this evenng, until Friday night. The children have been hard at work for the past few weeks on the pro- gram and expect to produce one of the finest entertainments ever given by the children of the church. Fol lowing is the program that will be carried out by the children:
 Opening chorus, Star Spangled Ban
 ner; God Bless the Friends We Recitation, Bad Boy" Michael Rayno Drill ...... .Girlsf of Sunday School Solo, T Was Never Nearer Heaven
 in My Life" Camille Kelley Uncle Sams Boys.
 .......... Boys of Sunday School Recitation, America First. ....
 Agnes Garrity Solo Dorothy Trehy Vocal march. ...... By twenty Girls Solo, Its Time for Every Boy to
 Be a Soldier,". ... Robert Pagan Solo, Let's All Be Americans Now"
 ................. George Garrity Final, America" The ensemble
 Following the entertainment Mc- Keon's orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 Land Transfer.
 Land records in the town clerks office show that Gustave J. Schlaak has transferred two pieces of land to Louis E. Maier bounded as follows: North by highway and land of South Burying Ground association; east by the highway and land of Gustave Schlaak, and west by land of George c. Beckett. The second piece is bounded as follows: North, land of Samuel A. Hart; east by land Of grantors; south by land of William Upson and assigns. and west by the highway.
 To Organize Red Cross Society. Following the example of other towns in the state, East Berlin has decided to organize a Red Cross so- ciety. Tn order that the people of the town may gain thorough knowl- edge of what is being done by this all important unit, Mrs. E.. c. Ach- eson. wife of Bishop Acheson of Mid i dletown and president of the Red l Cross society of that place, will lec-. ture in Athletic hall tonight at. 8 o'clock. The Red Cross work, it's con- l nection with the government, what it is doing on the battle1elds of Europe 1 and all over the world will be forc- 1 ibly brought out by the speaker in 1 her lecture. Mrs. D. G. Robbins. who l is in charge of the work in this town, l wishes to make it known that this l talk will be for the men as we'll as l for the women and that all are cor l dially invited to attend.
 ] TOmorrow's Exercises. Memorial day will be observed in I general manner tomorrow by the 1 closing of all places of business such as the stores, barber shops, post l offices and the bank. The G. A. R., l celebration will be in Worthington l and at >12:3O o'clock the Veterans will be escorted by the Sons of Vet erans to the Beckley. Christian Lake and Bridge Yard cemeteries, where 1 they will decorate the graves Fol- lowing the trip to the various ceme- teries. the Veterans will return to the ! ts 7E