New Britain herald., 1919-07-19

library room last evening. It took six men, to move the safe, which We&Sh ed nearly ton.
 . Ernest Robbins is beginning the erection, of a new garage on the prop erty which he recently purchased.
 large hive of bees was unearthed between the floors of the old North residence purchased by MT. Dean of New Britain. The floor had to be rip ped up to get them out, Several pounds of honey was found. The bees were hived bN Martin Hazen who will put them n11is apiarN
 Mrs Margaret Fagin was in town yesterday visiting Mrs. P. Holigan and Mrs. Trevethan.
 A new barber shop will be opened in town very shortly.
 The annual picnic of St. Gabriel's church was held today at Thompson's brook
 At the Methodist church F. E. Dix on of Wesleyan will preach at the morning service Sunday, service be- ginning at 10:45. Sunday school at 2 and Epworth league at 6:45. led by Miss Mabel Barnes. No evening serv- ice.
 Services at St (1ah~'~''e church Sunday marning will be held as usual. morning service at II o'clock with Sunday school following.
 Walter Atwater and family accom- panied by Charles Hart and family are going to motor to Lake Bashan Sunday for a days outing. x
 Arrives At Camp Merritt.
 Word was received this morning from Edward Anderson of his arrival at Camp Merritt after being over seas for the past year. At the time of his enlistment he went direct to Camp Devens where he remained for short time being attached to the 3O3rd Machin Gun Battalion which was one Of the first to go across. From this battalion he was transferred to the 160th Transportation company. which was doirg convoy duty.
 Bull>eIcy Rendered Reception.
 William Bulkeley~ president of the Berlin Savings bank was rendered a reception and dinner last evening by the incorporators of the bank at the Elm Tree inn at Pennington, in honor of his 90th birthday. After the din- ner reminiscent remarks were made by all those present who congratulat- ed Mr. BuIkeley on his continued so- journ through life expressing their best wishes for his future health and longlevity. Mir Bull1eley responded briefly but feeling for the kind ex- pression of his friends. The~ guests present at the dinner last evening were William Bulkcley, Francis Dem ing, William H. Webster, Dr. Roger M, Griswold. ". l.. Atwatcr H. C. Deming, H. H. Damon, J. Woodruff, Major Frank l.. Wilcox, Rex. Sam uel A. Fisk. George Green. George B. Norton, Willard l. Alling. T. J. Fitz- simons c. W, stevens, c. F. Johnson, J. c. Bauer and George F. Dodd.
 Kensinstn News.
 Night operator Mr. Brennan at the Berlin depot has moved into the George Grffiths place on the Beach Swamp road.
 Charles Golong and family left this morning for an auto trip to Potts. vile, Pa, to spend their vacation. MT. Golong is the superintendent of the Berlin Construction Go.
 Miss Marjorie Moore is ! spending the day in Hartford.
 Rev. F. F. Lounsbury is spending the day at the Plainville Chautauqua:
 Church Notices
 St. PauIs Roman Catholic Church Mass at 10 o'clock conducted by P.eV. J. C. Brennan. East Berlin church at o'clock. There will be no Sunday school at 12 m.; Junior summer.
 Methodist Episcopal Church. Morning service at 10:45 o'clock, sermon by Rev. E. F. bounsbury; Sundaya school at 12 m.; Junior