New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
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take the matter up with Selectman Carter to see what can be done about it. A resident said this morning that the electric and telephone companies would remove the trees themselves. without cost to the city. in order to insure the safety of their wires.
 Work on Community House. A staging has been installed on the side of the Community House and the upper part of the chimney has been started. A pile of bricks was dumped in front of the building yesterday to be used on the chimney. The house has also been connected with the street electric current.
 Kensingon News.
 The Kensingon Epworth League of the Methodist church will give an autumn tea tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O p. m. in the chu>Gh -parlors. In- vitations have been sen all mem- bers.
 Edward Thrasher, former freight agent at the Berlin depot, is visiting in town with George Baldwin. MT. Thrasher is so years old. Jack McCabe, paymaster at the America Paper Goods company. is | spending part of his two weeks vaca- tion in New York city. There will be the regular T. A. B. | whist i ntheir hall tomorrow night | The committee in charge reports a larger attendance at each party. B. P. Moore, Jason Graham, and \ Thomas Emerson left this morning to | attend the session of the criminal court in Hartford. Several from this | town will attend the Congregational club meeting at the South church in | New Britain this evening. East Berlin Items
 The first political rally of the sea- son to be held here will take place in Athletic hall Friday evening at S o'clock at which time both dem- ocratic and republican speaker will enlarge upon party issues Miss Adele Murray. for a long time an ardent suffrage worker, will also give an address on the Children's Welfare movement. All voters here and else- where have been invited to attend as both sides will be given.
 | On Wednesday evening of this week there will be a parish meeting i in the churchipf St. Gabriel at 7;45 o'clock. All parishioners have been urged to be present to discuss the subject of a parish house. Professor Percy Norwood of the Berkeley Di- vinity school will be in charge of the meeting. He has a message of in- terest from Suffragan Bishop Ache son to the people.
 Prof and Mrs Adolph Benson have returned to their home in New | Haven after short visit here with Prof. Benson's parents, MT. and Mrs Sven Benson.
 | Mrs. Hattie Hazard of Meriden was visiting friends in town yester- day
 The Progressive Reading Circle will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. A. A. Barnes. There will be a special speaker for the evening.
 Frank Kramer and Max Sugen- hime attended the grand lodge meet ing of the Knights of Pythias in Bridgeport today as representatives of the local lodge.
 Mrs. R. Belden has gone to wester- ly, R. l.. for a short stay with friends.
 The cast for the play. The Sewing Circle" held a rehearsal last even ing at the home of Mrs. Winfield | Ross.
 The taxpayers lists win be given out within a few days so that the proper returns may be made.
 Miss Bertha Trevethan has en- tered the night school classes being held at the Kensington Grammar school
 The entertainments to be held this winter in connection with the Ly- ceum course have beens announced | and follours. -Ilal lfnr, and