New Britain herald., 1917-06-15

supply Of tho State Council of Dc fense that Berlin Grange No. 54 and North Stonington Grange No. 1SS will each pay the expenses of ono or more delegates to Storrs where they will take the canning course at the Con- necticut Agricultural colleea This action is in response to . letter sent out by the master of the state grange, ChArles T. Davis, asking that each grange In the state send at least ono reptesentative to the college and then this Representative will act as oom- leader in canning and food 'n6nfetvation work.
 Want Food Data
 Charles J. Brand, chief of the Unit- ed States Department of the Bureau of Agriculture. office of markets and ru- ral organisations, has written . let- ter to Town Clerk F. S. Shaw in which he asks for certain data in respect to the sources of food products. The letter follows in part:
 Dear Sir
 The srave situation with which the nation is confronted at the present time makes 1t imperative that reliable data be available with respect to tho sources of food products and the lo- cation of storage warehouses in which stocks of foodstuffs are held. This of- ice is endeavoring to secure such data in connection with it's duties re- quired by congress with respect to tho marketing and distribution of farm products.
 Give from the tax rolls at the earliest practicable moment the names and addresses of all persons, firms, plants and factories in the town engaged in the following lines of bus mess and indicate in each instance the principal business of person or firm named.
 1. Canning, preserving, drying or pickling of foodstuffs of any kind, in cluding sauerkraut
 2. Making cheese.
 g. Milling or storing rice. 1. Common storage of foodstuffs. ! 5. Operating a creamery. LAeutenant Griswoid Transferred. Dr. Matthew H. Griswold, son of Dr, Roger M. Griswold. who reported forN service at Fort. Benjamin liar rison, near Indianapolis, Indiana, the first part of June. has been trans farred from the regular omcers' train ing camp to the individual staff of Field Hospital No. 14. at the same place. Dr. Griswold holds the rating of lieutenant. Employes Buy Bonds. Announcement has been made that twenty employees of the G. B. Prem tice Manufacturing company have purchased $2,100 worth of the Liberty Loan bonds Considering. the size of the plant, the employees have come we'll to the front in their display of patriotism.
 Of the $1O,00O worth of Liberty ] Bonds subscribed to by the Berlin Savings bank over $7.0OO worth has been taken to date. If the remainder is not taken before the day Is over the banks of New Britain or other near. use. Most of the citizens of the town
 have bought their bonds through the
 banks of Ne wBritafn or other near
 by places, and for this reason there is no way of determining the real amount that the town has subscribed to- There is very little doubt but what the local townspeople have an- 1 swered the call fully as we'll as any ! oss,er place its size in the state.
 Married 20 Years. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bushnell of Pennington avenue, are today pb- serving the twentieth anniversary of their wedding. The couple were I united in Trinity Methodist church. New Britain. by Rev. !. w. Maynard. Four children have blessed the union. lstmss living 1t presents Mr. Bushnsll