New Britain herald., 1919-08-26

just started. In the near future an other hat will be in the ring, the kind they make in East Berlin. Typhoid at StandStili. No further cases of typhoid have developed in the town since the last | case announced several days ago. All
 the cases in town are well in hand and unless unfavorable conditions set
 in all the typhoid victims will re- cover, According to- the sta te board of health, the source of the disease
 was probably Plainvflle camp grounds as it was found that milk was being delivered to the camp in q garbage wagon and that the drippingS of the garbage might have got into the milk. The outcome of the affair is the closing of the camp grounds for the summer. Those who have cot tages on the grounds may reside in them, but. no further meetings on the. ground will be permitted A num- Der from here had planned to at tend further sessions to be held there this summer taking a risk of typhoid.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs. Charles Walker of Gildersleeve has been visiting in town with friends. Mrs Walker is well known here hay ing taught school in West Cromwell for a number of years. Several of her former pupils are married and are residing hero.
 Amos Case and family who have been visiting in Colchester have re- turned home.
 Miss Virginia Root returned home last evening from Grove Beach where she has been spending her vacation:
 Arthur Bowers and family have re- xl they have been spending their two weeks vaca&Sn.
 Miss Minnie kahms has returned
 from Maine where she has been spending a two weeks vacation
 Leroy Palmer has returned from Saybrook Manor where he spent the week -end with the Cody family who are spending their vacation there Harold Wetherill left yesterday for Saybrook Manor where he will spend
 weeks vacation.
 F. B. Bailey and wife of Deep River who have been spending the week | with William Nye and family returned home yesterday.
 A jitney dance, the first of it's kind here will be held at Athletic hall Friday evening. No admission will be charged as anyone can go. A so- cial time will be had and the only 1 charge will be to those who wish to 1 dance.
 Berlin Briefs. 1 Mrs. H. N. Galpin left today for | Snow Inn where she will spend 1 short vacation.
 Postmaster A. B. Goodrich spent | the day in Hartford on business. ' Miss Elizabeth P. Wilcox ts spend l ing a few days at Sachem's Head
 Thomas Ensign expects to returns | home Friday of this week. On Sat l in New Britain where he recently pure i1a set new horne ] D, N. 7a<Ttnsto77 has returned to | several days w1sh friends here iz1 ! town.
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