New Britain herald., 1922-04-29


 tended school in that town and for q period of years taught in the district schools near Whitehall. He came tc Connecticut in 1887, first living in New Britain. For 2 number of years he worked for H. F. Andrews, then Tor the Adams Express company and was employed at the I.andcrs, frary and Clark Manufacturing company plant for 19 years. During his stay in Connecticut Mr. Carter. has lived in plainNille. Pennington, New Brit lin and Berlin
 in Dairy Business
 Selcctman Carter came to Berlin in he now lives at present. In 1909 he bought the Bushnell farm next to his own and started in the dairying busi- ness. At the present time he conducts one of the most up to date dairy farms in this part of the state.
 He has q herd of 26 cows which are kept in modern barn. His cows are of the Jersey. Guernsey and Ifol- stein breed. All milking on the farm k done by machinery which is d de- cidfd Improvement over the work done by hand. Nr. Carter stated that 1c can feed and milk his COWS in a period of one hour and a half by ma ehincry where it formerly took from three 10 four hours to do the work.
 on inc farm, Mir. Carter has two sios, self watering buckets for the i've stock, a tractor which is used for all purposes and one of the best equipped milk cooling rooms in Con necticut.
 In addition to the dairying. Mir. Carter has 96 acres of land. part of which is titled for small truck garden ing.
 Has Three Children
 Mir. Carter was married in New ;ritain in March, 1891. Three clhl- lren have Been born of the marriage, Ioyd, who manages s the farm. Helen md Ina Ina is at present visiting in florida.
 Schools to Start Earlier
 Superintendent l5. R. ShoWalter an bounced this morning that the Berlin public schols will positively operate on tandard time beginning next Monday morning but sessions will begin one lollr earlier than at present.
 Schools in the morning will open | o'clock instead of at 9 o'clock. The morning session will last until 1 1 o'clock They will open again for the .ftcrnoon session at l2:30 o'clock and m the elementary sc hools will close t 2:30 o'clock. Tn the Junior High chool they will close at o'clock.
 Will Obscryc Arbor Day
 Arbor bay, May ,, will be littingly observed in the schools of this town, according to an announcement made his morning by the school authori- ties. The l<enSinEton Grammar school md the Junior High school will unite in observing the day. Plans arc be- ing made to have members of the Boy scout troops give q demonstration of how to make d fire. Talks will also be given in regard to the protection Of the forests against fires,
 Church Notices
 Berlin Congrega tional church. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock with all Sunday school departments at 12 o'clock, The Older Boys class will meet as usual at 10 o'clock and the Mems Bible class will meet in the community house at l2 o'clock.
 There will be special services in the evening at 7:30 o'clock at which time Pera Renja min of Persia will talk. He will have as his subject Persia, a de- wasted Nation The lecture will be illustrated with about 60 lantern slides
 Rev. s. A. fiske announced this morning that all services at the Ser lin Congregational church during the summer will be conducted on stan. dard time.
 i<ensington Congregational church .SerN ices conducted on standard time tomorrow. Rev. Carleton Eazen will preach &t 10:45 o'clock. sunday school classes to meet at 12;lo o'clock and Christian Endeavor society will gather at o'clock.
 The adjourned annual meeting of Inc kensington eccesia stical society will bc held Monday evening at s o'clock in the church parlors. A spe- ,ial meeting will follow the adjourned at which time final plans will De made for dissolving the organiza-