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speaker and will have as his subject: Harm and Dangers to Birds" He will illustrate his lecture with many beautiful stereopticon slides. Mir. Job has studied bird life for many years.
 E. Birmingham Schurr of Kensing- ton will have several model bird houses on exhibition and will also explain how to attract native birds to such houses. Following the meet ing he will also be willing to talk with anyone in regards to the build ing of such houses. After the lecture and talk by these two men, all mem- bers Of the society are asked to gather in one section of the church, where a short business meeting will be held.
 To Attend Girls Conference
 Several girls from Berlin and Ken sington are planning to attend the girls conference, which is being held In Bristol on Friday and Saturday of this week. Victoria Fiske, Mary kenney. Helen Schofield and Violet Schurr will attend from the Berlin Congrega tfonal church. with Miss Silvia Dean as their leader. Miss Phoebe Beard of Kensington will lead the group from this town and will take with her Helen Norton, Ruth Graham, Mildred Taylor, Lois Cowles. Edith Holmgren, Edith Clark. Wanda Chotowski. Elaine Wright and Marion Hart.
 Berlin Church Notes
 The Women's Aid society - of the Berlin Congregational church met with Mrs. George Prentice at 8 o'clock this afternoon. ..t
 The Girls Intermediate department or the Sunday school will be enter tained at the parsonage this evening.
 Farmers Club Activities.
 The field meeting of the Berlin Farmers club at the Connecticut Val ley Orchard Co. orchards yesterday afternoon was we'll attended. Prof. Darrow of the Connecticut State Agricultural college and County Di- rector Southwick of Hartford County Farm bureau gave a demonstration or tree pruning and the correct prac- tices. A number of the spectators were given an opportunity to show their methods and Prof. Darrow made corrections and gave advice. The demonstrations were given on trees of different growths and on ap- pie. pear and peach trees
 The fruit trees are now coming into blossom and indications point to an excellent fruit crop at the Con- necticut Valley orchards
 great deal of interest was taken in the demonstration of the NIB tractor by Thomas Cashman. who has the NIB tractor in Hartford county under the c. s. Mersick & CO. franchise. The tractor was used for blowing in stubbie and much sur prise was manifested at tho excellent quality of the work done. The plow- ing was done with a < 9-inch blow, which is generally regarded as a two horse job. Burrows six inches deep and eleven inches wide were neat ly turned. Flowing was done in turfland and the excellence of the small tractor for orchard cultivation was then shown. The blowing in the orchard was of the same fine quality and blowing was chrried clcsse to trees. The NIB tractor. being low in construction. can be worked much closer to trees than large tractors. It also works better under the low hanging branches. The great possi- bilities of the NR tra ctor were freely