New Britain herald., 1920-08-05

II. Vessel was elected president and treasurer and Frank J. Morgan was elected secretary and assistant treas urer. Both of these men were with the Stanley Works of New Britain for many years. They are both ex- perts in their lines, Mir. Vessel in ofice management and MT. Moran in production.
 The building which the Mosei Man ufacturing company now occupies is the old Wheel shop on Farmin gton road. It was formerly occupied by tho Monarch Stitched Tire company and the Hartford Burial Case com pany.
 The production of the new concern is increasing each month. Steel specialties arc being shipped to vari- ouS parts Of the country. The orig inai product of the company was a steel bit brass chuck which is made of wrought steel which had hitherto been made out of malleable iron. For this product alone large orders are being received from the biggest manufacturers of bit braces in the country. The Mosei company does not depend, however, on this com modity alone but it is branching out into other lines of steel manufacture. Tool makers are being taken on and they are now busy on the tools to be used in the products 10 be turned out. At the present time there are about 20 men on the payroll. many of whom live in Kensington. The growth In production has been due largely to the inventive genius of Frank J. Mo- ran who has charge of production. He has had wide experience and has patented many successful hardware articles.
 The most promising feature of the concern is the possibility for future expansion. The location on Farming ton road is central and convenient. The building is large and not yet en- tirely occupied and Is directly con nected with the main line by a spur track. The volume of business tram sacted is steadily growing and the prospects for the future are bright .both for the concern itself and for the prosperity Of Kensington.
 Legion Post News.
 The regular meeting of tine Bolton will be held this evening in the Town hall at s o'clock. II is requested that all tho members be present as there are several matters of importance to come before the meeting. Two dele gates will be elected 10 represent the post at the state convention which is 10 be held in Bridgeport. August 20 and 21.
 Dance Friday Evening.
 The N. C. NJ. club of kensin gton will give n dance in Grange hall. Ser lin. tomorrow evening. This club has given a number of successful dances during the year. McEeon's orches- tra will furnish the music.
 Kcn~ington and Berlin Notes
 Mrs. Carrie Shaw of New Britain is visiting Mrs. H. H. Damon while her daughter Miss Olive Shaw is spending her vacation at Straton, Me. making the trip by automobile In company with Miss Anna Wells of New Britain.
 Judge and Mrs. F.. S. Lyman and daughter. Miss Grace. of Montevalio. Ala, arc expected to arrive today to spend the month with s. X. Hart and other relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. P. Williams and daughter of Symrna, N. T., are wis itinE Mir. and Mrs. Francis Derning. Mir. and Mrs. Williams are former residents of Berlin.
 The road construction gang on the Middietovn road are now working on the drains at Gaipin's Hill.
 Mrs. E. c. whitaker and son of Berlin are visiting in Holyoke.
 EAst Berain IesuaA.