New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
Auto Runs Into Fence.

nouncement of these will be made later
 Auto Runs Into Fence.
 Last evening about o'clock a large touring car owned by one of the Futile family of Newfied failed to ! make the sharp turn from East Berlin hill onto Berlin street and as a re- suit ran into the fence on Mrs. Eliza Galpin's property breaking away the pickets for a space of ten feet Be- yond this slight damage nothing of importance occurred eXceptza few minor scratches to the machine.
 Worked With Dr. GrenfcI. Miss Helen Hoyt is spending several days with Dr. and Mrs: H.. M. Gris- Miss Hoyt has recently returned from France where she was head nurse in one of the large hospitals at Bordeaux for over a year Before this country entered the war she was head nurse at one of Dr. GrenfePs hospitals in Labrador where she spent nearly a year. Previous to her activities in hospital work in Labrador she was at the Mary. Fletcher hospital at Bur- Hngton, f.Nt., where her splendid record had much to do with her op- portunity to work with pr. Grenfel. : Miss Ioyt speaks very Interestingly of her experiences in Labrador and especially of the work pr. Grenfel is doing among the natives of that country. Dr. GrenfeTs work is well known to all as he was the first mcdi- . cal missionary to go to Labrador, where he has eSta abliShed several large hospitals He has been to this cDun- ; try several times in the past few years featuring in behalf of the great
 work he has undertaken in Labrador. l Church Picnic at Hart's Pond.
 The English Lutheran church Of New Britain is holding it's annual picnic today at Hart's pond in Ken i sington. Two trucks filled with picnickers passed through the town ! this morning en route for the poni : and late this afternoon two more trucks filled to their capacity went l charge of Rev. Mr. Schaefer pastor i of the church. Games will be cn- l joycd by the youngsters 1 Anthony Buckley Home o'l FurIOugh. Private Anthony Buckley, brother | of r. J. Buckley of kensin gton. is ] home on 1 , day furlough from Fort | Ontario. in New York state. MT. | Buckley has been in the hospital serv- l ice for over a year, seeing active serv- l ice across. While there he received wounds in tho leg which put him out
 of commission for some time. He was sent to Camp Merritt upon l his arrival on this side and rcmai1cd
 there a week until his transferral to 1 Fort Ontario. Mr. Buckley expects 1 his discharge this month.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Theresa krauth left Thursday
 for visit to New York. 1 Mrs. C. Bailey and son of East Der l lin spent Thursday with friends in | Hartford.
 M. H. Hagen of East Berlin is un- | loading a car of coal.
 ! The state highway commissioner is
 repairing the state road through East 1 Berlin.
 1 Miss F.. D. Strong is leaving town 1 this morning for Northfied 10 attend l the conference.
 Miss Margaret Wilcox, daughter of 1 Frank Wilcox, has returned from 1 Wellesley college for the summer va ] cation and is now at her home. The profile has been laid out for a l new house to be built on the Hadd en property directly across from the Jar
 Eis place. The residence is being built | by William Mansfield
 Mrs. John H. Webber of Berlin is l visiting her sister, Mrs. Mead of Win 1 sted
 1 Prof. F.. F. Nourse of the Hartford 4 TheOlOgical seminary will preach at