New Britain herald., 1920-07-02

R, A. woodinE. instead of the Ken sington Congregational church as was announced at the last meeting. All are requested to attend this session. ns special business will be discussed.
 TorcStcr~ Elect.
 The local lodge of Forcsters held it's regular meeting last evening at o'clock at Foresters' hall. Following the business session. the election of officers took place. resulting as fol- lows: Chief ranger. Daniel Malarn sy sub chief ranger. John Fftzsimmons: recording secretary. William w. F'a- gan: s. n. w. George Corr: J. R. w. John Tarditti; s. R. R.. George Skcne: ]. R. B.. Lawrence Drosk.
 The members voted to start payins for the hall within n week. Each member was assessed s3.
 Win Call Meeting.
 A meeting of the town school com mittee will be called next week. at which time plans for the erection of -a junior high school will be dis cussed. The meeting will be called on request of Superintendent B. R. Show alter, who must remain in town un- til the matter Is settled. Mt. show alters family left for Dayton, Ohio. recently He stated this morning that If the committee decides to erect the school. it will be ready for occupancy September 1.
 Torcmcn Hold Outing.
 The annual outing of the foremen of the American Paper Goods plant was held yesterday at MomauSuin. About 90 attended the affair. The trip was made by automobile X shore dim ner was served nt Swift's pavilion.
 Aid Society Outing.
 The Women's Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church held it's meeting and outing yesterday after noon at the Berlin ledge. About 20 women attended the affair and pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Lunch was served followed by social.
 An OldsmobiIe touring car with Missouri markers passed through the town this morning. X Cadillac touring ear bearing Louisiana markers also passed through today.
 MT. and Mrs. Pardon Hickey of worthington TsshEe left today for Canada, where they will visit with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. Dodd Of worthinRton ridge will leave Sunday for the White Mountains where they will spend the month of July. Several automobiles carrying gyp- sies passed through the town today.
 (. Nj. Richards. who has been em- pIoyed by the Lane Construction com pany left today for PittsfeId. Mass. where he will remain during the sum mcr.
 kcnSington Briefs. July Victor records. C. l.. Pierce x co 94g Main St opposlte monu- ment. .--advt.
 Miss Bessie Bailey. who has been visiting with 'thc Misses Alice and Elizabeth Norton of Norton road. w.ll leave Monday for New York city. The Girls baseball team. represent | ing the American Paper Goods plant held practice at the Berlin fan | grounds last night.
 Rev. and Mrs Carleton Hagen who arc attending the International Coun- | cil of Congregational churches al | Boston. will return to their homo carly next week The Rev. Huhba rt | of Eas, Berlin will preach the sermon at the church Sunday morning. , EHst Bcrlin Items. l. July Victor. records. c. l., Pierce & co. 24s MHn st.. opposite mon" I mcnt.-advt.
 Navy blue tnftte hats. Golden blum Millinery Co-advt.
 Mrs. Theodore NCarns is confined tt her home on Wilcox avenue by illness c. L. Mason leaves tomorrow fo | West SomerviIle. Mass. where he vii | spend the holidays with friends. The pupils of the Hubbard schoo ! received thsir class pictures yesfAr