New Britain herald., 1920-09-01

enter upon her senior year at welles- ley college this month.
 Dance at Grange Hall.
 The M. C. NJ. club will give an- other one of its popular dances at the Grange hall Friday evening of this week. McKeon's orchestra will fur nisr the music. Warrantee Deeds. Willis s. Norton has sold a piece of land 100 by 15O feet to Louis Lan- zon. The property is located north of Lansdon Lane. Harry and Max Zimmerman of Mer- iden have sold the old Nichols farm of 54 acres to Steve Budny of this town.
 S. E. and S. NJ. Cowles have sold to Albert Fritzson a lot 75 by 250 feet located in Kensineton. Alfred M. North of Philadelphia has sold a piece of land to B. R. Showalter. school supervisor. John Ransom. of worthington Ridge, has sold his property to George Meisner of Grove Hill, New Britain The deal is said to involve $I0, ,00o. The Girl Scouts of the Congrega- tional church will hold corn roast this evening.
 MT. ana MTs- James 1OW6o nave returned to their home in Troy, New | YorR.
 Miss Anna Bruce of Berlin is visit | ing friends in Massachusetts. ! Henry Deming of the Paper Goods | factory is on his annual vacation. Mir. and Mrs. George F.. Prentice are on an automobile trip through cartda.
 | W. ". Pagan, postmaster of the | Kensington post office. has returned | from the T. A. B. convention in New Haven.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs | Angelo Pulcini of Berlin. | Eass Berlin Items. | A daughter was born to MT. and | Mrs. Sananda Of East Berlin. Mrs
 sananda was formerly Miss Rose Di- l Maio of New Britain. | MT. and Mrs. R. H. Morse are re- | ceiving congratulations on the birth
 of a seven pound boy, born on August 20. George Scott of Southington. a
 former resident of this place, was | calling upon friends here yesterday 1 Clarence Lund has returned from | a visit to New Haven. While there l he was one of the committee of es-
 cort to Governor Cox of Ohio. the | democratic nominee.
 The men of St. Gabriels parish
 are asked to bear in mind the meet ing at the church this evening called
 for S o'clock. The meeting is for | men only.
 | Mrs. James Holigan spent yester-
 day in Middletown as the guest of her
 mother, Mrs. J. Corel. | The seaier of weights and measures
 was a visitor in town inspecting the
 scales in the various stores about
 town.
 The Mothers Sewing club held
 their weekly meeting this afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. F. McCorkle.
 There will be a meeting of the
 Parents and Teachers association this
 evening at o'clock at the Hubbard
 school for the formulating of new
 plans for the ensuing year. All in-
 ent.
 | George A. Hubbard and c. A. Pren-
 tice of Southington were visitors in
 town yesterday.
 | Leslie. the young son of Mrs. NJ.
 Bailey sustained painful injury to his
 head Monday evening when he was
 hit by a mallet head. Several per-
 sons were playing croquet at the
 time and in some unaccountable I manner the head or one or the ma1-
 lets became loose. A deep cut was
 inflicted in the boys head. Several
 stitches were taken to close the , wound.
 George Pollard. Jr., has returned l from St. Francis hospital where he l recently underwent an operation for | throat trouble.
 i Miss Elizabeth Cody has returned | to her home in Wethersield after l spending the past week as the guest | of Miss Marjorie Demore. | Mrs. F. H. Anderson has return ! Victor records for September. C. L. I Pierce & Co.,, opposite monument, | Nou, Rrit in