New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Memorial Day Committee

society. Meetings will be held each Sunday evening at the church at [ o'clock.
 Memorial Day Committee The genera committee which is preparing for the Memorial Fay ex- erclsos to be held in Kensington this year, will meet at the home of Her bert H, Damon in Ber,in at 8 o'clock tonight
 Thos serving on the general com nlittee are Rev. $. A. I'isl<e. Harry Mckeon, treasurer; Lawrence South ard, secretary and Arthur Benson. the last three named representing the American Legion post Mir. Damon IS representative of the Spanish War veterans, while Arthur Bushnell md Harry Hodge represent the Sons of Veterans. Mr. Hodge 1t present, is wing in New Britain. Others serving on the committee are C. w. Stevens, C. F. Lewis and Rev. Carleton Hagen.
 1t is expected that at the meeting tonight special committee consist ing of .kensington residents only, will be appointed to make the final plans for the observance of the day inas- much as the exercises will he held in '\enSlngton this year. All those serv- 'ng on the committee are asked to at tend this evening
 Extension Committee Meeting.
 A. A. North, chairman of the ex- tension committee of the school board announced this morning that a spe- cial meeting of the committee will be held on Wednesday evening"
 Much interest centers about this meeting as many are desirous of knowing what work is being done by this group. and what pans have been contemplated for the proposed add- ton to the Kensington Grammar school. Following the meeting of the extension committee, it is expected that a special meeting of the school board will be held at which time ac- ton will be taken on the report to be submitted
 Injured Al Depot
 F. B. Moore, employed as a fire man on the switchcr which is used in the local railroad yard, was pain fully injured Saturday when his leg became caught between the tender
 
 badly injured. He was attended by pr. Matthew Griswold of Kensington and later removed to his home in Plainviilc.
 Fire District Meeting.
 Unless the unexpected happens, it is thought that the special meeting Of the Worthineton fire district to be held tomorrow evening at the town hall win be a lengthy affair. | Many residents along the ridge are opposed to bringing water to the town and will, in all probability, voice. their i at the meeting. There | are many other residents, however, ! who feel that water should be brought | into town as quickly as possible, who | will also be present to express their {, opinions.
 Previous to the meeting Of the 1 fire district held several | weeks ago there was great deal ot sentiment against the securing of | water for the residents of that town. | At the meeting, however, 1t was t- nally voted to bring water into Ken i sington although there W"s lengthy l discussion before decision was reached. =
 At the gathering tomorrow night | the residents of Berlin will make l their decision as to whether or not i water should be brought onto Berlin street and vicinity. The executive I committee will also make a report | at this meeting
 I,ricf Items
 Harold skinner of Berlin has been ,emoved to the Hartford hospital to undergo an operation.
 The regular meeting of the Berlh irange will be held tomorro" eve ling The married members oi tne society will present an 'entertainm' Y.
 The board of selectmcn will hbl heir regular meeting at the office of he town clerk tonight.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of kenaihs on has returned from weeE-end rip to Now faien.
 Miss Rose Otrechia of kensington las accepted n position in the store ,f Frank Fogliati.