New Britain herald., 1921-06-22

inauguration of the system last March
 was raised during the month of June. MT. Showa1ter at present is working on the report for the entire year which he expects to have ready for publication within few days. Visiting Grange Thursday. The Newingto Grange will stage minstrel show in the Berlin Grange hall: tomorrow evening at o'clock, the proceeds of which are to be turned into the Newington Grange building fund. Everett Stowell is in terlocutor for the show and the pro-
 gram i5. as follows: Opening Chorus, Kentucky Blues .--:..-:- Entire Company Vocal ,solo, -+:Ha waiian Melody"... rt:. Mrs. Loffler
 Vocal solo, Dreams. Mrs. Stotzer
 Recitation, Home Sweet Home"-.
 Mrs. RowIey
 Vocal solo, "Old Par. Mrs. 'Tillison Carry Me Back to Old Virginia |-.s.... Entire Company
 Recitation, "Betty's Bo'' ......... Mrs. Josephson Vocal Duets by Aunt Jemima Snow Blossom and her daughter, Femilia. tMrs. Eddy and Miss Davis.)
 Vocal solo, My Nanny ...... ... Richard Erwin, Jr. Closing chorus, Ohio ..... r .. z. ;. : Entire Company .!::.,:A A sTar gs sattenaance is expected to
 be present iandna good evenings en-
 tertainment is promised, by the visit
 ing society.
 ...i Farewell Party. The various organizations of the Berlin Congregational church will
 I,,1 son street a farewell party at the parlors of the church this evening. Miss Beard is a teacher in the Der lin Junior High school and is plan ming on leaving Berlin for Shan tung, China.~some time during the summer months.
 Graduation Exercises Today.
 A class~,af ,2l pupils received cer- tificates at the graduation exercises [of the Berlin Junior High school held at Foresters' hall this afternoon. An address was delivered by, Prof. Stanley s. Galpin of this town and an instructor in Trinity college. Of the 21 who graduated it is expected that the majority will either enter the New Britain or Middletown High schools next year. Mrs. Susan Hotchkiss.
 
 kiss was held from her late home this afternoon at o'clock. J. Allen Scott, pastor of the Kensington Methodist church, officiated, and
 burial was in Hillside cemetery, Nau- gatuck.
 ,s,. Berlin Items. The weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.
 Edgar Pickett and family have re- turned to their home in Berlin after lspending. a few days with friends in. Boston:
 Harry Vile of Kensington was mar ried this afternoon to Miss Lillian Schnaidt of New Britain. The cere- mony was performed at the home of the bride.
 Mrs. George P. Durham of Marble head, Mass, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Fenn Nourse of Berlin street. Miss Annie Pagan is visiting with Mrs. John Kiniry of Kensington. The American Legion will hold meeting in T. 4. B. hall tomorrow night at the usual hour. All members are asked to attend this meeting. East Berlin Items. The girl scouts will meet with Miss Etta Lawrence at her home on Main street Thursday afternoon at 400 o'clock.
 ', The local members of Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, will attend a special meeting of their post at Berlin Thursday evening. A number from this place attend ed the graduation exercises of the
 Junior High school at Foresters' hall
 in Berlin this afternoon. Among the graduates are Francis Cobey and Harold Wetherill of this place. A very enjoyable time was had by those who attended the picnic given by the Progressive Reading Circle at the home of Mrs. NJ. B. Hazen Tues day afternoon.
 A number from this place attended
 the graduation exercises of the State
 Normal school at New Britain Tues day afternoon.
 The pupils and teachers of the Hubbard school enjoyed a picnic at Pipes Dale this afternoon. A hounti- full supper was partaken of by all. The local vegetable crop is badly hampered for want of rain, and only | about half normal crop is now expect ed.
 In the bowling on ladies' night, the ladies made such goo6 shaving