New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
Berlin News.
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(Continued from Seventh Page) road. The dinner will be prepared by the women of the Berlin Grange and Berlin's quota of twelve young men who are to leave on Thursday morning, and their relatives, will be Invited to the repast. The local coun- eil wishes to make it clear that the Celebration is of a public character ind that every man, woman and ehild in Berlin should be present to how the prospective soldiers that the Down is in back of them in their mis- bon which might eventually lead them 10 France. The same committee which had charge of the last celebra- ion will have charge of Wednesday vening's entertainment. This as- ures a successful celebration. The ommittee consists of R. O. Clark, Tax Collector Charles F. Lewis and George F. Dodd. As it will cost con- sderable to have a dinner prepared nd present gifts to the boys, contri- |utions are asked. for. Donations nay be given to MT. Dodd, treasurer r any member of the committee.
 The Berlin Home Guards will narch in full dress uniform and it possible that the Tabs Drum corps Till furnish the music. As yet a postmaster for the occasion has not cen secured. Rev. J. c. Brennan of kensington will be one of the speak rS.
 The following young men have re- eived notices from the district ex- mption board that they have been ertifed to for service and must be resent at the Plainville Town hall on Thursday morning at 7 o'clock:
 Leon George Hall, Berlin; Edward F. Russenberger, Kensington; Paul l. Lund, Berlin; John Tinko, Ken angton; Merton Irving Woods, Ber- n; Michele Cammarata, Kensington: Earl Wilson Kilby, Berlin; Saravalli Rinaldo, Kensington; Angelo Pide- nonti, Kensington; Ancelantinic Ca ell Kensington; John Wilson, Ken lngton; John Budzieuski, Kensing- on.
 Hold First Meeting.
 The Womens Foreign Missionary pciety of the Berlin Congregational hurch held its first meeting of the eason this afternoon at the home f Mrs. John B. Smith of Hudson treet. Miss Tuck of New Britain ave an interesting account of tho Torthfield conference.
 Called For Trial Jury.
 Five local men, Jason M. Taylor, aptain Charles A. Warren. Lewis A. 7estcott. Carl J. Mueller, William H. 'ebster were summoned to report in Hartford superior court this morning qualify for the jury which is to ry Giovanni DiVanzo and Steve Du- Tone, accused of shooting Raffaele imonelli in New Britain on Tuesday # last week. A hundred electors rom this county were summoned to ourt.
 K. of c. at Fair.
 Tonight will be observed as Knights If Columbus night at the St. Paul's sarish fair at the Tabs hall. The rogram will be furnished by P s dcMahon, proprietor of Keeney'> heater, New Britain. The fair vii e brought to a close tomorrow even. pg with the drawing of prizes.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Earle B. Lewis of Naval Reserves as returned to Whitestone, l.. I. aftel short visit with his parents, Tax Collector and Mrs. Charles F. Lewis f Percival avenue, Kensington.
 There will be a prayer meeting a Berlin Congregational church o1 thursday evening. The Red Cros kill hold an all day sewing sessiol omorrow. The Boy Scouts will mee t the church on Friday evening.
 Dr. R. M. Griswold and "Patsey Eingo left yesterday on an automo Nile trip to Fort Ethan Allen. wher Mathew H. Griswold is member o he medical corps.
 The women of the Methodist church East Berlin, will hold a fruit an' anned vegetable sale in the churc1 arlors tomorrow afternoon at clock.
 MT. and Mrs. George DeMore o last Berlin are receiving congratu htions on the birth of a son.
 The Misses Carrie and Hattie Mil rum of East Berlin are entertaininl dr. and Mrs. Kirkham of Springfield dass
 B. O. Clark and family have re