New Britain herald., 1920-08-14
New Britain factories. can suppo

New Britain factories. can support her.
 It appears, however. that there is another side to the story. When the daughters husband died some time ago she requested that the mother live with her while the brothers sought 10 have the mother live with them, but she would rot do so. Now the brothers are contesting the sis ter's right 10 get support from the brothers for the mother. inssmueh as the mother does all the sisters house work and takes care of the sisters children while the sister works in the New Britain factories. It is ex- pectcd that the brothers will employ counsel and contest the suit at the September term of the superior court.
 Poor Year for Peaches.
 John Molumphy has just picked 500 baskets of Cueensborough peaches from his orchards. This is perhaps the largest single yield of peaches that will be had this year for it is bad year for peaches in this vii cinity. Very few other growers have had any success this year. There are no Albertas at all because of the late frosts this spring.
 Benjamin Cashman Entertains
 Benjamin Cashman of Berlin en- tertained at his home last evening, a group of young people at a whist and dance after which refreshments were served. The following boys and girls attended:
 Laura Brown, Helen Skinner. Lucy Goodwin, Grace Smith. Roselle Meg ley. Pearl Cashman, Ruth Skinner. Samuel Wilcox. Walton Megley, Err nest schoneld. Franklin Boardman and Harry Gould.
 Church Notices.
 At. St Paurs church mass will be celebrated by the pastor Rev. J. C. Brennan at 10 o'clock, and in East Berlin at g o'clock.
 Rev. Mfr. Lounsbury will preach at. the morning services of the Kensing- ton Methodist church at 1o:45; Sun day school will be held at noon and evening services at ' o'clock.
 Rev. Watson Woodruff will preach at the morning services of the Ken sington Congregational church.
 The services at the Berlin Con- gregauonai church will be held as usual.
 Berlin Notes.
 Fred Hubbard of East Berlin has returned from Maine where he was spending a six weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris Woodruff have gone to Twin mountains, New Hamp- shire for two weeks.
 kensington Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Upson have returned from their vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton have returned from their vacation trip to Silver Bay, New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Sullivan and family have gone to woodmont.
 The Acorn baseball team will leave Sunday at 1880 by automobile truck to play the town team of Cromwell.
 A large number from this town at- tended the fife and drum corps pa- rade and exhibition held in New Brit ain today.
 J. J. Fitzsimmons of the Berlin Savings b5nk will leave on his vaca- tion Monday. He will probably go to the Maine woods.
 The Eprorth league of the Ken sin gton Methodist church sailed down the Connecticut river today on the Hartford Noat to Middletown.
 East Berlin Items.
 Owing to a mishap to the boat in which they were to sail, more than 20 local nimrods were unable to make the trip to Long Island Sound scheduled for today. The cylinder head of the boat burst making it necessary to postpone the trip for a few weeks. This will be disap- .mnkmtmnaf ta nRanv