New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
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 Thoughts About the Meeting.
 The High school was voted for and It's establishment is determined upop The question now arises as to tho courses of study and the curriculum which will be used. There also arises the question. Will New Britain accept pupils into third or fourth year from the Berlin High school o, The cost of transportation figured in the high costs of sending the pupils to New Britain, but one prominent citizen pointed out this morning that trolley fare win have to be paid by the pupils who live in East Berlin and Berlin as the school will be To- cated in Kensington.
 The matter of books must be con- sidered--as to whether the pupils will buy their own books as in New Brit ain or whether they shall be fur nished by the town. There also re- mains the hiring of teachers efficient and well-trained in the high school grade. Their salaries and other in cidentals must also be considered. These items were pointed out to the reporter this morning by a man who did not oppose the starting of a new 'hool but who wanted She voters to think on the matter more seriously before taking action.
 Following the Horses.
 Joe McClennan, formerly of Berlin. has written from North Randall, O., to W. L.. Lyons. the Berlin barber He is located with the famous horse nlan, W. R. Cox. The local man has been following the race track for years and has driven many fast horses on the turf. He is Cox's right hand" man. McClennan reports Cox's stable as containing 29 horses this year. The local man has been able to realize a neat sum of money on his employers trotters and pacers. The party is in Toledo this week.
 Berlin News Notes.
 Axel Frank. mail messenger at the Berlin post office. is spending his va cation in New London.
 Mrs. P. LaCross and daughters, Mildred and Anna, of Meriden. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Lyons at their home on Kensington avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Dooley of Kensington is enjoying a weeks vacation in Mil- ford.
 The Berlin Girl Scouts hiked to Sunset Rock in Piainville to spend the day.
 Superintendent of Schools B. R. Schowaiter left this morning for Day ton, O., where he will join his fam fly and spend his summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Connel of New Jersey are visiting Mir. and Mrs. William Dickens of Norton road.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Anderson and MT. and Mrs. Louis Anderson of Ber- lin are spending the week at Cosey Beach.
 Elmer Elton has returned from West Haven. where he spent tho weekend with friends at Savin Rock
 The girls baseball team of he American Paper Goods plant will play at St. Mary's grounds in New Britain tonight.
 East Berlin Items. The annual picnic of the Methodist church will be held Saturday al either Lighthouse Point or Mamau- Euin. decision to be made during the week. The trip will he made by auto truck. which will accommodate 60 The parents of the Sunday school children have been invited to attend Ii is the plan of the committee in charge to secure a number of pleas ure cars to assist in carrying those who cannot be taken on the truck The start will be made at s o'clock from in front of the church. Clifford Dodge has resumed his