New Britain herald., 1919-09-29

this number raising bees in town and they are requested to register at once as October 1 is the last day for bee keepers to register. Failure to do this involves a fine of $5, as passed by an act of the legislature. This action is necessary so that all apiaries may be inspected by regularly appointed in spectors to keep out foul brood.
 New CulvH'ts Being Laid.
 New cuIVcrts "are being laid along the road above the fair. grounds. A gang of laborers were at work this morning digging out the gutters so that the iron culvert could be placed. The water does not readily flow off after heavy rains and it is thought that the culverts will remedy the trouble.
 East Berlin Items.
 Chester BunCe will enter Wesleyan with the sophomore class. He has been working in New Jersey with his father up until a few days ago and will now reside here while attending the university.
 Clarence Lund left yesterday for Lchigh university to resume his stu dies after a lapse of three years. Mr. Lund has been a successful farmer for the past few years and has mado enough to carry him through for the rest of his course.
 Thomas Holigan spent yesterday with his parents MT. and Mrs. Pat rick Holigan.
 George Williams and wife of Mcri- den spent yesterday here as the guests of Theodore Carns and family.
 William St John has moved his family into the residence which he re- gently purchased. The ScoNilles fOr- merly resided in the house.
 Charles Fiske and family are nov ing their goods into the residence in the rear of the Cobey place where they will reside in the future.
 Mrs E. V. Read spent yesterday in Middletown with Thomas Read and family.
 James Holiean and wife spent yes. terday in Middletown with her moth CT
 Harold Clark has purchased the Hathaway place and will have it re- modelled for his future residence.
 Berlin Briefs
 Miss Bertha Goodrich has returned to Manchester to resume her duties as a teacher in the schools there
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary SoNlctS ol llic NOlS iSSdtlO1ldI tnu1Cf1 will hold a meeting at the home of Rev. Samuel A. Fiske Wednesday aft ernOOn.
 Mrs. Frank Heating and daughter of New Canaan re visiting with Mrs keating's sister, Mrs. John N. Venters for a few days.
 Miss Mary F. J. Dorr of Woburn, Mass, was the weekend guest of her brother in- law, George R. Belden
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Bushnell enter tained guests at theIr home yesterday from out of town. Those visiting were MT. and Mrs. George MeClairy of Springfield and MT. and Mrs L. w. Higgens of Plainville.
 Mrs. Samuel Gould and sister. Miss Louise Durand of Rochester, N Y, were calling in town yesterday. This was their first visit here since 45 years ago when they resided here. They formerly lived on the Bushnell farm, now owned by George B. Carter.
 Colonel c. NJ. Jarvis left today for New York after spending the week end here with his family.
 Kcnsington Items.
 w. I. Alling spent yesterday in New Haven as the guest of friends ma king the trip by motor.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. Mcintyre of MT. and Mrs. William Curtin of Portland and Katherine Fleming of Meriden were the week end guests of Mrs. Sarah Bowling.
 Miss Agnes Trehy has returned home from Norfolk where she has been spending her vacation.
 Miss Ethel Whitney who has been