New Britain herald., 1919-10-13

the horse to a. stop within a few hun drcd feet. The little boy was panic stricken and beside himself with fear, totally unable to speak. The man on finding himself safe and sound made ludicrOuS appearance as he fell on the mOtorman's neck to express his thanks for being savcd..
 Amcricanization Program.
 Emma Willard chapter, D. A. R.. is to have a series of AmCricanization meeting this season with several un- usual features. The first of the series of meetings will be held at the Berlin Congregational church on Friday at 3 o'clock at which the entire mcmbcr- ship will be present. At 3:3O the meeting will be Opened to the public and the following program will be given
 Organ SOlO-"PilSrim' ChOruS,"
 Wagner ........ Mrs. II. II. Damon Address "Making Americans ..
 ''....... .................H Fl. T. Burr dlnS-"AmCrica, BaNard Fay
 Tor r........... Mrs. George F. Dodd Organ SolO-Past oral, Bach .....
 .............. Mrs. II. H. Damon
 Brotherhood to Meet.
 T,.e brotherhood of the Kcnsington Congregational church which has re gently been organized will hold a meeting this evening taking the form of question box. The meeting will be one devoted to the discussion of these questions which were put in a box at the last meeting of the group. A program has been arranged for the evenings entertainment which will include selections by a. quartet and q solo by Walter Hart
 The organization is the first of it's kind to be organized here and nearly all the men of the church have signed as charter members of the brother- hood. The entertainment committees are working on program for the winter meeting so that the interest in the new body will not lag.
 Local Doctor to Leave.
 pr. Matthew II. Griswold who has heen associated with his father, Doc tor Roger NJ. Griswold in Kensington for some time has bought a place in North CraftSburN, Vermont, and will shortly take up the practice of mcdi- cine in that place. pr. Griswold's health has not been good since his return from France where he was a major in tho medical service, and it ie thought that the higher altitude and dryer climate will be beneficial.
 pr. Henry C. Dixon of Oneco, Me, will he associated with Dr. R. M GriSWOld in the future Dr. Dixon is graduate of Rowdon college and the Maine Medical school
 Realty Transfer
 Jordan and Sclleck, land agents, have sold to Michael and William Tocins lots Nos. 31 and 32 in TreasurclieIds.
 East Berlin Itcms
 Miss Irene Thompson, of Hartford. spent Sunday here as tho guest or Miss Dorothy Suscnhimc
 Mrs Frank Potts entertained friends from MiddlctoWn at her hon,. yesterday. Those visiting were John and Harold Carlson and George Rat clinc
 Howard Hurncllc and family have AnoVcd into the residence on Main vrcet recently vacated by the Noodarda.
 Adolph Benson. who. with his wifn, spent the weekend here with hi, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sven Benson. returned last evening 10 New Hayes. Wher" he is a professor in Yal, university.
 Arthur Benson spent the day in Hartford on a business trip.
 Mrs. B. Goodrich with her children spent yesterday with her parents MT. and Mrs. George Cole Next week. Mrs. Goodrich and family start for California, where they will reside
 Mrs. J. Rose Belden has gone to Hayden station for week on