New Britain herald., 1921-07-11

con on the argument. As a resident of the town of East Berlin stated this morning, there is already an East Berlin Improvement association and an East Berlin Village Improve ment association both of which are supposed to care for the best interest of the town. Sidewalks, etc., are supposed to be repaired by these organizations. Money for the work Of the latter is often raised by giving entertainments at Athletic hall.
 Many residents claim, however, that more good can be done by or ganizing fire district than by the two improvement societies. Further action towards forming such dis trict will be awaited with interest by many people.
 Annual Meeting Tonight.
 The annual meeting of the East Berlin Improvement company will be held at Athletic hall this evening at 8 o'clock Officers will be elected for the ensuing year and other bus mess proper to come before said meeting will be discussed. A large attendance is requested at this meeting.
 UnCauc0 TOT DcpOSlCS Treasurer Francis Deming of the Berlin Savings Bank has found the records of two depositors who have not been seen for the past twenty \ years They were both residents o1 Berlin and are as follows: William H. Baker s10.61, and Erastus H Peck, $19.1S.
 ]! Methodist Church Notes The Ladies' Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church will holo | their regular meeting at the home o1 ! Mrs. R. A. Williams tomorrow after noon at o'clock
 1 The Epworth League will hold its regular mid-week prayer meeting al l the church parlors tomorrow night | On Thursday evening the semi monthly business meeting and socia | of the EpWorth League will be held This meeting will be held with Nils: Myrtle Prior at the home of Mrs Beecher in Kensington. It has beer called for 7:45 o'clock and a large gathering is expected.
 Campers Return. | Robert Pagan, Edward Roche l Adam Gianotti, William Carey, Jd ward Giana and Robert Ringwoot l have returned from a three days cam ping trip to the upper Hart. reservoir. The boys did all theil own cooking when at camp ant admit that most of their meals wer, composed of fish. The principal ex citement at camp was a battle witt a large pink snake, in which the boy came out victorious. l The boys returned in a large wago1 and when seen entering upon tn outskirts of the town reminde, several of the by-gone days in tn west when prairie schooners were tn only means of transportation. Al lreport a very enjoyable time. Class to Ccmpounce. Miss Mansfield of the Kensingto
 Grammar school took the pupils o iher class to Lake Compounce toda
 where they enjoyed a days outing : novel scheme was used to defray tn
 expenses of the outing inasmuch a the class put on an entertainment q
 the Foresters' hall some time ago the proceeds of which were use
 today.
 .a Berlin Items MT. and Mrs. Rowland Bastrass ar, visiting with Mrs. Anna Mildrum o , East Berlin.
 Mrs. G. E. Dodd of Berlin is spend ing a few days at Block Island , MT and Ms Minor Nelson an
 family have returned from a stay a lSaybrook. , 1 A we'll has been installed at tn
 community grounds on Berlin street.
 Miss Josephine Pagan, employed 9 , the American Paper Goods factory i IKensington, is on a two weeks vaca |, ltion
 Miss Mary Mccormick has left tn :I employ of the Besse-Leland Go. i New Britain.
 Rev. Ernest L. Wismer of Bristo
 delivered the sermon at the Berli
 CoDzreRatfOna church yesterd,