New Britain herald., 1919-06-21
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 - Campaign Closes Today.

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 Campaign Closes To-day. Mrs. George E. Green, who is in charge of the local end of the. state suffrage campaign to raise funds for edueational work among the voters states that the town still has a de@' felt in it's quota which must he raised by this evening as the drive closes then. The..committee which has been appointed by Mrs. Green reports that the sum of s2oo has been raised, which is two-thirds of the amount al- lotted All efforts will he made by the committee members to reach the, quota Of $500.
 Entertainment a Success l.. The,a entertainment given at the i Berlin Congrega tionAl church parlors la st evening under %t he auspices of the Berlin Boy Scouts was a success full affair. The pariors were crowded and the committee in charge of the affair report that the receipts were satisfactorily. An exhibition in sig | ualng with two flags was given, fol-. 1 lowed by the forming of pyramids by the entire troop. William Turner, as Assistant scoutmaster, gave a' thorough ] expla natian by the use off, red and white lghts rl1o~ the navy men signal frofS& one ship. to +anuther< when far apart go1@E~ 1hrough "tas, E alphabet. Lloyd Minor ard~. Howard Hall DOT formed clever stuhts>ons tho horizontal 1 bars '< The program. tcoEcluded> by initiating several me,nbers\, irfce the
 organiza ton. The Hall -Mihor ofa chestra furnished music. -:I r. Playground Activities Die. .: ..5 l Many of the local people are still patiently waiting the establishing ~ofi 1 a playground 'oA Wprthington Ridge; 1 As yet nothing has~bcen. dosreeYftwat he
 Community Playground Association 1 towards securing playground appara~ tus or alcveling. off of the grounds l Some time ago the association an
 nounoed its intention of securing
 several teams to clean up the brush 1 and trees but this has not as yet been l done 1 It is probable that the play l ground activities will not sta rt', until i an appropriation can be secured to i m eet the expense of the equipment of the grounds. i School Picnic Today
 + The children of the lower grades ot l the ,Worthington Grammar school | held a social and picnic at the school
 grounds this afternoon. The school
 activities will cease on Thursday of T next week
 wBerIin Briefs.
 Mrs. Elmer W. Stearns of Worth ington ridge left this morning for
 Waterford, Vt, where she will remain
 for, several weeks with relatives. l Elmer F. Austin has purchased 3
 TT The Sunday .sthool classes of the
 Berlin Congregational church vii
 hold a picnic satuFday, June 2S, at :
 o'clock All members of the classes I ape invited to attend.
 Miss Mabel Barnes. who has beer :. visiting with. relatives at Northficld
 Mass, has returned to her home a
 East Berlin. ,#s
 T The Hubbard Grammar school ot
 East Berlia held a picnic at the schoo
 grove this afternoon. Many members
 of the lower grades attended the af ! feir.. ~ .
 z sS.s s.ssT,aidl $ drum corps Will attene II II tls tlhSss sksea et day. parade wheh isS being
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 .Alcock aud Brown Get s5Vooo ant s Decorat tionssa .sg
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 swhe nadas he7a Fss, M MRpn stop strans5 ,sl ,slkianti were III teatatped yskE
 hlAcheon Here vest rday by tie .Dail. @i Mail, at which they were prssentee | with the prize of @5o.ooo offered b1 sss. 1 s88 7 a Fl ss ss-