New Britain herald., 1920-06-17

: will be requested to give the treas making rSsairs to the hall and help Up pay the debt remaining since the hall was purchased.
 To Present Play.
 The Dramatic club of the Rocky Hill Grange will present d play en- titled The Country Doctor" at the Berlin Grange hall on Saturday eve ming of this week The sale of tick cts has been very big and large att tendance is assured. The receipts of the affair will be divitied between the Berlin Grange and the Dramatic club. Dancing will follow the performance.
 Here 1T Years.
 On July I Rev. Samuel A. Ffske will conclude his 14th year as pastor of the Berlin Congregational church. Rev and Mrs. Fiske are extended congratulations by the Congregational church members as we'll as the town in general in honor of that occasion.
 Berlin Briefs.
 A. H. Wilcox is spending a few weeks with Major and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox of Worthington Ridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Morse, who have been in Florida for the past year, have returned to their home on East Berlin road.
 The regular meeting of the Mother hood club of the Congregational church, which was scheduled for yes terday afternoon, was postponed in- definitely.
 Kcnsington Items.
 Joseph Scoilnick. proprietor of the Globe cafe, has purchased the Lin- cnlr r+Nr in k yn iy,cy
 Mrs Joseph Stanton and two chill Sren of Detroit, Mich, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Pagan.
 The 1T, A. B. Drum corps are mak- fng preparations to attend a meet in Westerly. R. l., a week from this Sat Iirday. r. e-, 2. HagoId Clark is having the grounds abopt d1is new residence plowed pre- paratoEy to grading and seeding down for a new lawn.
 It iss reported that Philip Lotz has sold his Sarber shop property to out of-tosn parties. E
 Miss Florence CaFrs returned home last eHening from Connecticut college in. New :Isondon. whene she has been attcndiugEuhe commencement exer- cses and the. reunion of her class.
 Among those graduating from the dIetown1@ High school this year we're a number of East Berlin young people. Those receiving their di- plomas residing here were Walter Root. Leroy Palmer, Arthur Leifield and Miss Irene North.
 Miss Theo Bunce is home from col lege for the summer vacation.
 ssHenry Dennis is having electric lights installed in his home on Will cox avenue. ' More than sp attended the follow me- social, held by the Epworth -leaaase last evening, The members wenk to the, homes of many of their nun Der. where refreshments and sdEfaf l inc was 4enjoyed. If the. numbsfs suppprtkd by the com Inuniiy. Johp Hernisf ls the owner of
 chiIdren;s Dassxstcises which -wh ere. to have heaa held at the MetAoffst clFsESA anfer unSAa ge., Have been peeponeA Sr ay' July.4
 .Thehfinal examinatfens s, bard school will be held neSe it was stated today.
 No Coal to Be Had.
 Despite the hot weather. of the past few days and the usual lethargy that accompaniesfM East Berlin residents are wondering about their winter coal supply and where it is to be obtained. Local dealers will not give any prom ise of deliveries, stating that no con- tracts for the summer delivery of coal Ican- be obtained. Furthermore, no price will be quoted, it being stated that unsettled conditions at the mines prevent definite quotations on car loads. This is the first time that such condition has ever existed here. Middletown dealers have no coal, but have some coke.
 ASTER PLANTS: Improved Victoria Queen of the Market Giant Crego, Giant Branching. s1.5O hundred. LATE CABBAGE PLANTS: Premium Flat Dutch, Danish Ball Head. Large Surehead, strong plants, soc hundred, sf.5O thousand. Second house from woodrufs store, forenoon and eve ntngs. J. 4. Blake. 6-l7-1dx
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