New Britain herald., 1921-09-09

evening when they rendered her a miscellaneous shower at her home on Percival avenue. The young lady is to become the bride of Frank Pierpont of kensington on September 14th. She recei, ed a large number of vaIuable gifts from her friends. During the evening games were played. a musicale enjoyed and refreshments served. Miss Mckeon ia we'll known in the Ken sinStoE district
 Large Number of Births
 According to return at the town clerks office the stork has been spend ing much time of late in Berlin and result the younger generations ranks in the districts have been quite well augmented.
 MT. and Mrs. Westall A. Norton of Berlin are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Evelyn Elizabeth, born at the Meriden hos pital.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore J. Baurgor of High Road, Kensington, are receiv- ing congratulations on the birth of a son and the family now boasts of Theodore Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Mccormick of Berlin are the proud parents of a behpy 'auShtNi, -iai Nti-tS -hN Cormick.
 FcIicitations are being extended MT and Mrs. Paul Brusick of Berlin who have added to the ranks of baby boys with the recent arrival of Theodore Brusick. healthy son. MT. and Mrs Stanley NiaZuarek have added to the number of little girls in the Kensington district with the birth on Septeber 4 of Veronica Niazuarek.
 Congratulations are being showered on MT. and Mrs. Giro Perritta of Ken sington who have announced the arrival of bouncing baby girl. The father IS the well kown shoemaker of the dis trict.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Knop of Berlin are the proud parents of little Edward Charles Knop.
 Brief Items
 The Community House Association met last night in Berlin and listened to the reading of the annual reports off officers.
 A peach festival will be held at the community house on some night next week, announcement of the date to he made soon.
 Joseph Horan and family have re- turned to their home in Newark. N. J. after visiting Mrs. John Coakley of Kensington.
 w. H. McCarrol is in charge Of transportation to the caucus to he held tonight.
 The annual cradle roll party will meet at the home of Rev. Carleton Hazen tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
 Miss Esther Griswold of Kensing- ton. teacher of college English in the New York High school of Commerce returned to that city yesterday after noon to prepare for the reopening of the school term on September 18th.
 East Berlin Items
 Arthur Benson has returned home from a trip to Philadelphia in the interest of the w. w. Mildrum Jewel Company.
 A large crowd from this place will 20 to Berlin this evening to attend the caucus.
 The people of St. GabrieTs church and Sunday school rendered a fare well surprise social to c. Clarence l Lund and Carl Lund at their home | Wednesday evening. The evening was | pleasantly spent in music. dancing, l outdoor games and refreshments. The | Messrs. Lund will leave soon for Le- | high University in South Bethlehem. Pa. where Clarence will resume his studies and Carl will enter as a fresh ] man.
 Miss Florence Rich has concluded her duties with the American Paper Goods Co. in KensinGton and accepted a position with the Conn. Metal and Chemical Co. and will commence her new duties next Monday.
 Miss Freda Lund who has been nurse at the Fresh Air Camp in Burl- ington has returned to her home in his place.
 Several from this place will attend the regular weekly barn dance at West Cromwell this evening.
 Choir practice will be resumed at Methodist church this evening at o'clock sharp. All singers are envited to enroll SD that some splendid selec- tions may be rendered in the near future.