New Britain herald., 1919-05-10

that many of the above farm heces- sites will be bought from the whole- sale dealers and from theNproducers thereby saving the profit which is be- ing made by' the retailers. The asso- ciation is making plans to purchase a carload of fertilizer and7 have it dis tributed among the farmers. Baskets will also be purchased at wholesale prices and shipped here. by the car load. .r'i 1tr" @" ..' .@. : 'AcOrnS vS. Majors. fa.>-t eE'
 The Acorn baseball teanr of Ken sington will play it's first game of the. sea son tomorrow afternoon at South Manchester. They will meet the Ma iors, who have played three games this season and have been awarded the honors each .occaSlon.. The, Acorns have prscticed' faithfully for the past two weeks and are. confident that they will have anE easy game. Orsie and Hart will be the battery for the locals The management of the Acorns announces that games will be secured for the season to De played
 at the Berlin fair grounds. diam ond every Sunday afternoon.
 Agricultural Society Elects.
 The Berlin Agricultural society held
 it's annual a,djourned meeting last evc- ming at the town hall at 8 o'clock. Secretary Arthur Webster opened the meeting, reading the report of the past year. The election of officers for the ensuing season was held. There was no change made. William H. Webster announced at the meeting that he is arranging the agricultural society's annual program which is to be distributed shortly before the 'Bcr- lin fair to all citizens. ''r Liberty Loan Closes Today
 The Victory loan *'' campaign was closed this noon by Francis Deming, chairman of the headquarters at the Berlin Savings bank who announced that Berlin's total when the drive ended was over s100,000. This is nearly double the quota. The three helmets which were secured from the Liberty Loan committee at Washing l ton will be given to the three dis l tricts, Berlin. East Berlin and Ken l sington. The Women's Liberty Loan
 committee of Berlin, of which Mrs. l Charles M Jarvis is chairman, will l disband after making their final re- l ports. The total attained by the l women's committee during this drive 1 amounted to s61,0O0.
 Hold Interesting Meeting. ;: l The Emma Hart Willard Chapter, D. A. R., held @ meeting yesterday afternoon at the Berlin Congrega- tional church parlors. short pro- gram which was arranged by the members of the society was presented following a business meeting. The l feature of the program was talk de- 1 livered by Lieut. Arthur Benson and 1 Marine Alfred Ambrose Barrett, who 1 related their experiences while over l seas Both of the young men were wounded in action and gave brief l description of the battles in which ] they took part.
 Funeral of Carl \. Dudley.
 The funeral of Carl A. Dudley, who
 died at the Middlesex County hospital ! last Wednesday evening, was held yes terday afternoon from his home in | East Berlin Rev. Samuel A. Fiske
 pastor of the Berlin Congregations ] church, officiated Interment was ir 1 Wilcox cemetery.
 l Present Play.
 The Epworth League of the Ken. l sington Methodist church presented it's play, The Farm erette,' last eve. ] ming at Athletic hall East Berlin, be.
 fore a large and apprec1at1Ve audi
 ence. The play was presented under 1 the auspices of the East Berlin I'm | provement company, to which the en
 tire receipts were given. Dancing fol l lowed the program.
 Funeral of Julian A. Hall. i The funeral of Julian A. Hall, whe died at his home on Hudson street