New Britain herald., 1919-03-25

the Kensngton Methodist church will present. a play, "The Farmerette," at the Methodist church parlors tomor- row night. The performance will start promptly at o'clock. Follow ing the play there will be a social and candy sale. The committee in charge of the affair report that many tickets have been sold. The entire receipts will be turned in towards the church fund. The cast is as follows:
 Jane WeIin eton, 6. and still un- kissed, Leona Lewis; Jocelyn1 1-Mtelling- ton, the little bugologist CathrNn Gulone,.- .- Esarrryr ssfA yt"er fn gton ~ d born fomem ker, ,-~s~,s sRe rtha. ,<.,eIda n- ford: Mrs. Beck with, an unfriendlv neighbor, Inez Olmsted: Nan Weliing- ton the Farmerette, rguerite Good = win: Minrette Welin gton Lawson, an admirer of soulful; eyes. Mrs. George Tryon: Ora cious Ann Bean, M rs: c. H. Johnson. s"'-' ''-..
 Has Memorial Idea.
 During the past few months there have been many suita ble places sue- gested for the proposed memorial to be erected in the near future. Follow ing is a proposal by Cha H. Aspin- wall of Worthington ridge, which is being considered by the Berlin war board:
 .Speaking in regard to the location of a memorial to the men and women in service from Berlin, it has been mentioned that there is one location not hitherto advocated, which would make a most suitable place for the proposed monum ent. Tie spot re- ferred to is the point on Berlin street at Galpin's corner, where the Middle town road diEerges from the state road This property is owned by W. s. Brandegee and could in all proba- bilitv be secured for this purpose: Tt would seem quite appropriate that this proposed monument be To- cated as near the center of the town l as possible, as the service men are scattered throughout the town. The 1 place mentioned seems very desirable 1 on that account and it is hoped that l the committee in charge of the affair 1 do not overlook this advisabillty.'
 Brings Suit.
 John Alderman of kensin gton has i brought suit against his brother, Der | nard. He has attached property for 1 S7a0 Fnrico Pola, constable, served 1 the attachmen papers.
 Large Forest Fire.
 The entire wooded lot north of the home of Carl J. Mueller of Berlin was l destroyed yesterday afternoon by a 1 fire which originated in the grass in l the locality of the pike. The neigh ! bors in the vicinity were notified and came to the scene but owing to the ! fact that the fire had ga med too much headway it was impossible 10 stop t. ! The damage was estimated at about
 $500 Fire Warden William J. ! Ritcbie was summoned to the scene.
 Grange Notice.
 Phe Berlin Grange will hold it's reg
 ular meeting this evening at the Der lia Grange hall at 8 o'clock A short
 program will be delivered. Following
 this whist will ho held in the rear l of the hall and private dance will be 1 held Miss Helen MCkeon's orchestra will furnish the music of the evening,
 Miss Alberta Elton and Mrs. Edwin B.
 Adams are in charge. of the affair. The
 social is private to the members.
 T. A. R. Notice.
 The T. .A. R. Fife and Drum corps , held it's regular meeting and rehear- . gal last evening at the rooms at the
 rar;sh hall. The drumn,er> in the . corps were prese%toti W:th now drums l which wore recently purchased. Fol | l~wi1e, tho jrstructiona which were , delivered hy Peter M"TrHnn. instruct or Of the corps, tho entire corps hold i rehearsal.
 Rcrlin Briefs.
 i John C. Hart Of Elensin gton is i'll : at his home suffering an atta"k Of j the grip
 1 Miss Adelaide Bassett, former pTin-