New Britain herald., 1919-09-03

, Marjorie, left yesterday morning for | Nicolet, Quebec, where Marjorie will
 enter a boarding school. l MT. and Mrs. John Lewis left yes l terday for Clinton where they will | spend a weeks vacation. Mrs, Leifeld of New York who has been visiting with her sister Mrs J. r. DemOre, has returned to her home in that city.
 Several new pupils are entering Middletown High school today which opens for the fall semester Among those from here are Francis Paine and Earl Cobey
 Berlin Briefs.
 Pearl Woods has returned home from her two weeks vacation spent at Digby, N. S.
 Walter Hart is reported as seriously i'll at his home on Berlin street
 Miss Nellie Minor left last evening for Bristol to resume her duties as d teacher in the public schools there. Colonel C. M. Jarvis has returned to New York after spending several days with his family A. H. Johnson expects to move his family into the Comedy place today Which he recently purchased.
 Mrs. GeneVieVe Smith is entcrtain- ing her grandchildren at her home on Norton Road.
 William N. Parker left yesterday for Boston, Mass, after spending a few days with friends here in town
 KCnsington Items. James J. Fitzsimons of the Berlin Savings bank is enjoying his annual two weeks vacation.
 William Ryan, who was slated for the mail carriers position at the Ken sington post office, has refused the job and a new man will have to be secured for the place. Uhe posi- lion carries with it good salary and it is not thought that the job will be open long.
 Miss Nell Garrity who has been spending her vacation at Momaguin returned yesterday to her home on Pennington avenue.
 The Misses Fish who have been visiting with the Bauers for the past six weeks returned to their homes in Brooklyn yesterday.
 A new sign has been placed on the lawn at the library to warn children not to cross the grass. Recently the children about town have taken a number of liberties with the property which has resulted in the warning.
 service Men to Have Celebration.
 All the boys who served during the war from this town met at the town hall last evening and discussed the plans for the welcome home celebra- ton which will be given in the near future. Dr Matthew H. Griswold was elected chairman of the meeting last evening by the service men. Dr. GrisWOld is a major in the medical corps having recently received off, cial notice from Washington of his prom Otion.
 The mon decided upon several forms of entertainment which will be put in the days program. They voted to have baseball game, boxing eN- hibtOn, dancing and a supper with possibly a speaker at the banquet A review in uniform will also be given by the boys if their present plans ma terializc. The celebration will be held in october although tho exact date has not been set. The reason for having the celebration at that time is on account of the medals which will be ready for the boys then. It is the plan of the citizens commit tee to present the boys with the serv- ice m edals at the review to be given by the boys. The welcome celebra- ton will be held during the afternoon and evening.
 Whatever the boys decide on the citizens committee intend to put through for them as the whole com munity feels that nothing is too good