New Britain herald., 1920-08-04
kensington Notes.

kensington Notes.
 Miss Margaret and Gunhild Linquist hare returned to their home in Bel videre. New Britain. after visiting MT. and Mrs. Newton ". Baldwin for two weeks.
 Postmaster William. ". Pagan and wife of Kensmgton are spending the day at the shore.
 Priscilla Emerson of Kensington is on a two weeks vacation.
 James Corr is on his annual vaca- ton.
 Miss Kathryn c. McCabe of Haver- shaw. New York. is inc guest of Mrs. George Griffith of Kensington.
 school Board Meeting.
 The school board held an important meeting last evening in the Town Hall and made plans tor the coming school year. Miss Anna Scollen of Lyme was elected to the posftion of principal of the new junior High school. Her salary is to be si,s5o. It is expected that about 8 pupils will attend the Junior High school next year. Miss Susan Cobey, who hos been teaching in Hartford. but whose home is in Beckiey. was engaged to teach in the Selden school There will be a meet ing of the committee for the revision  evening. After last nights meeting the members of the board ate water melon brought over py John Moium- phy from his farm.
 BeeCh swamp Road Finished.
 The workmen who have been re- pairing the Beech swamp road under the direction of the state Highway Commission have completed the work and are now rcrairirE the Farming ton road east of Tpton's Corner.
 Fast Bcriin Itrms.
 Rev. Leon Ellsworth has left for Norwich x. Y.. where he will join his wife. who is spending the summer al that place with her mother.
 X. n. Emmon$ of Middletown was visiting friends in town yesterday.
 The Epwoyth League Of tho Meth odtst church will ho:d business meeting in the church parlors Thurs day evening at s o'clock. All mem bcrS have been requested 10 be present at that time.
 Charles F'iske. former resident here. was calling upon friends in town yesterday.
 Miss sarah Morgan has resumed her duties At the Middlesex hospital in Middletown, after a short visit hero with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Edgar Morgan of Cottage street.
 The Misses winifred Barnes and Ruby Wye have gone 10 East North field, where they wts spend their an nual vacation. While there they will attend The Sorthfeld conference, which is now in session.
 Miss Betty Pratt has returned here after s short v-sft with relatives in West Cromwell.
 One week from next Sunday there shore. tbis time the trip to be to Momauguin. More than 70 have sig nified their intentions of going.
 F.. c. Lawrence has moved into the residence recently vacated by Arthur Walsh and family. He is the owner of the property.
 Miss Dorothy susenhime has re- stunned her duties at the Stanley Works after two weeks vacation spent in New Hampshire. Miss Marguerite Pollard has re- l turned to her position at the New Britain Machine company after her annual vacation. Native tomatoes have made their appearance in the local markets. A high price is being asked for them. none selling Tor under 25c a quart. Later in the season a half bushel can be had for this sum. Local tobacco growers are com- plaining that the weather Is not quite warm enough for their product, They state that there has not been more than six rood warm days this sum-