New Britain herald., 1922-12-22

America held its annual election of officers in Foresters' hall last even ing, practically every member being in attendance.
 The following officers were chosen: Chief Ranger, l.. R. Goodrich; sub- chief ranger, John Lowney, rec. sec retary, William w. Pagan; financial secretary, c. B. Wright; treasurer, Daniel Malarney; senior woodward, T. McKeon; junior woodward, T. Gram; senior beadle, Frank Messelli; junior Eeadle, Harry Axelby: court phy- sician, RI M Griswold.
 Truck Became Stuck.
 A truck belonging to the Star Trucking1 Co. of Bridgeport slid off the road ,on the Pennington road hill near Ppsons Corner and became stuck in ahes snow in the ditch this morning.s Despite the efforts of the driver to get it out the truck became only more firmly imbedded, the wheels failing to grip the road. Final ly another of the company's trucks came along, and after nearly an hours work together with the truck of a Middletown grain and feed com pany, the heavy machine was put back on the road.
 With the Town Clerk
 The property of Hertz Shulansky of Beckley has been attached by Eliza beth l.. Maroney of Hartford, for s1,O00.
 Papers have been filed with the local town clerk recording the set tlement of the estate of George B. Belden, of Berlin. Property near the foot of Damon's hill composes the estate, the heirs being Rosela E. Relden, his wife, and Elbridge and Homer Belden, sons, of Woburn, Mass.
 A marriage license has been re- turned to the town clerks office an- nouncing the marriage in New Haven of Oscar Westerberg and Hannah Lundel1, both of Kensington, on No iember 20. @
 Party a Success
 The chapel of the Berlin Congrega- ional church was crowded last eve ling when the Sunday school depart nent held it's annual Christmas party. n the course of the evening carols were sung by the children and other suitable for the Christ mas season was provided. At the lose of the entertainment Santa Claus appeared and gave each child a present end an orange.
 Miss Caroline Savage was in charge f arrangements.
 st. Pauls Church Tree
 Mrs. Catherine Rayno heads the ommittee which is arranging the tree exercises of St. Paufs hurch. which are to be held at the '. A. B. hall, Sunday at 3 o'clock. 'thers on the committee are Mrs. 'ernard Brennan, Miss Margaret lynn, Miss !. W. Murray. Mrs. Ed { ard Mccormack, Mrs. Edward Lard CT and Miss Marie Roche. The Christmas exercises of the acred Heart church Sunday school { i'll be held next Friday evening. | 1 ecember 29. The committee ap- t ointed to arrange rors this affair is t rs. !. DeMore, chairman; Miss t race lIoligan. Miss Marjorie DeMore g iss Marguerite Pollard. Miss Hazel I olson and Miss Josephone DeMayo. Items of Interest
 Henry Mildrum, son of Mir. and t rs. E. w. Mildrum of East Berlin. ( i'll arrive home tomorrow from Wor- e ster Institute of Technology for the r ,lidays. ss a Peter Corr is ill al his home in g a All passenger trains on the New t orS, New Haven & Hartford have c en from Is minutes to 50 minutes b te for the past two weeks. ig
 East Berlin Items d The library will be open this eve- ng from 7.S0 to 930 o'clock for k e exchange of books.
 MT. and Mrs Frank F. Cole of llesviIle are spending the holidaysi