New Britain herald., 1917-05-09
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Tn the activities of the F. A. B. society. The letter sent out by the Merider, companies has stirred several of the young men in the town to actionl and within the next few days several or them are expected to go to the Silver city to enlist.
 No New Smallpox.
 NO new developments were discov- cred in the smallpox situation today by Health Omcer Dr. R. M. GriswoId and the danger Is not as great as was thought . few days ago. One of the homes that has been under quaranr tine for the disease has been released and today the house was fumigated. Twelve of the Kensington school ch,r- dren paid a visit to Dr. T. E. Reeks, superintendent of the New Britain health board, today and were inspect ed by the doctor. The children have not been vaccinated and it was for this reason that they visited the doc tor.
 George Kunupka has left the em- ploy of the Berlin Construction com pany and will take a position with the Berlin Brick company.
 "A. T. Elton has moved his famil, to Winthrop street. New Britain.
 There will be a meeting of the Kensington Mems Lyceum tonight in the Congregational church. Plans for the annual banquet of the .Lyoeum will be made at this time.
 Rev. c. A. Dodge, the newly ap- pointed minister for the East Berlin Methodist church has moved into the parsonage. He Is a student at Wes- leyan and will start his junior year in September.
 Frank. >Dimock of East Berlin Is confined to the house by illness.
 Mrs. George Goodrich of East Rer- lin is i'll at her home.
 A number from East Berlin will attend the Masonic lodge meeting in Glastonbury tonight.
 W. E. Brown of East Berlin has re- turned from Bridgeport where he at- tended the K. of c. state convention.
 Harold Raftery has been appointed as lay reader at St. Gabriel's church, East Berlin.
 A number of ladies from Kensina- ton are in Hartford today attending the semi-annual meeting of the Hart ford branch of the Women's Mission ary society. The meetings are being held in the chapel of the South Con- gregational church.
 The Ladies Missionary society of the Kensinston Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Fred Johnson ..- morrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The Berlin Sons of Veterans will hold a meeting at the home of Post master w. W. Pagan tomorrow eve ming. Business of importance will be transacted and it Is hoped that every member will be present
 Joseph scoilnick, professor of the Globe Cafe. figured in an exciting rum away yesterday afternoon. When the animal was hitched the bits were not placed in its mouth and the horse became frightened and ran up the railroad tracks toward Newington. The wagon was badly smashed and the horse required the attention of a vet erinarian.
 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Harmon, for merly of Kehsington. are receiving concentrations on the birth of a son.
 Several of the local liquor dealers attended the excise meeting in Hart ford yesterday.
 Letters of administration were asked in the court of probate yester day on the estate of the late Samuel Norton, who died in San Francfsco April 3. He leaves property in Berlin and George B. Norton was named ad- ministrator.
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