New Britain herald., 1921-12-09

the annual meeting of the association will be discussed. This was to have been done last night. but due to the postponement it was not.
 D. A. R. Entertainment
 The sale of tickets indicates that q large number of people will attend the entertainment to be gwen this evening at the Berlin Congreg ational church by the Emma Hart Willard chapter, r, A. R. at s o'clock to- morrow
 l The program will be in two parts, Tn the first section a one ct play will be read by Miss Althia | Clark of Meriden. This will be fol lowed by a song by Miss Irma Hur- fer. also of Meriden who will be ac- ] companied by Mrs. Edna Damon. The second part of the program will be miscellaneous rendition by Miss Clark
 The proceeds of the entertainment | this evening will go to the district school nurse fund and 1t is the hope | of the committee that the people Of the town will respond royalty to the plea 4 district nurse, according to the school authorities, is badly need ed in Berlin which is one of the few | towns in the state that has not got one.
 The work of the nurse has been outlined in these columns before, but if secured will be of big benefit to the town. The work will take her to all the schools and it is said the health of all of the children will be looked after weekly, whereas at the present time there is no school nurse or physician to make the rounds of the schools
 If the entertainment this evening is d success if is planned to hold series in East Berlin and kensington so that those sections of the town will also contribute to the support of the cause.
 Trensrer's Report,
 Clarence B. Baldwin, treasurer of the kensington Fire district, has com pleted his report for the year begin ming December 2, 1920, and ending December g. 1921, The report was prepared for the annual meeting of the district and was approved at this gathering,
 The report is as follows Reed loan from Berlin Say
 ings Bank ...,........ 5000 no Reed taxes from C, r. Lewis,
 collector ................. 2n50oo
 $3o5oo0 Berlin Savings Bank, Int and
 tax on loan ................S 3o,2o Adkins Printing Go, Abstract
 Rate and Record Books . lilo Adkins Printing Co, Posters 1100 Herald Pub Co, Notices ... 30 40 Case, Lockwood, Brainard Co.
 Printing of House Bill for
 kens. Fire Dist .......,.. 1425 Max s, Unkelbach, survey
 Map and Prints ........ 44on J. M. Taylor services as As
 SeSsor ...s. ..,.,r,,.,.-...., .0n c. J, Mueller, services as As
 sessor .....,,,....,.,.. 50 00 Conn Light X; Power Co,
 lights May l to Dec h.. 22664 Rent of Foresters Hall. ,
 meetings .,,..,.,..,..... 1000 Ed, Mckeon, lanitor services
 one meeting ..,..,...,,.. 1.5o kirkham, Cooper, Hunge1ford
 X Camp, services as lawyers 1o7 50 A. L. Woodruff, making out
 rate book and recording
 minutes for formation of
 Dist ....'....,!,...,..... 2n2s Total expense ......S 597.T4 Dec. [, 1921, Cash in Treas 24S2.2S
 S305o.00 Outstanding note s1,oon from Der lin Savings Bank due Jan I, 1922
 Meeting Next Wednesday
 The State Agricultural society will meet at the Berlin Town hall on Wed nesday evening of next week. The session has been called for o'clock. A meeting of the association was held last night but it was voted to adjourn until next week.
 Farmers Club Tomorrow.
 Pigs and Pork" will be the topic of q talk to be given by J. A. Sims of the Connecticut Agricultural college at the meeting of the Berlin Farmers club to be held at the home of Ray mond Dyer tom morrcw evening. Mr