New Britain herald., 1922-01-17

be installed. Following the installa- tion a social hour will be held.
 Those to be installed are Master Edwin B. Adams; overseer, David Emerson; lecturer, Helen Wough; steward. F.. Young; assistant steward George Tr2on; chaplain, c. E. Well don; treasurer, George B. Carter; sec retary, Mrs. F. B. Adams; gate keep CT, Fred Teck; Ceres, Helen Skinner; Flora, Florence Skinner; Pomona May Skinner; lady assistant steward Mrs. M. Michaels.
 $1.29S In Fines.
 By an order of the court, Town Treasurer Arthur l.. Woodruff has sent check for $1.29s to the com missioner of vehicles in Hartford for fines received this past year for auto- mobile violations.
 The fines received by months from rersons violating the automobile laws are as follows: March, $40; April, SOS; June, 10; July, s30; August, $43o; September. s2S0; October, s335, and December. s65.
 Motherhood Club Sale.
 The food sale to De held by the Berlin Motherhood club tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Wal ton Mergley is open to the public of Berlin. The proceeds of the sale will go to finish paying for the equipment purchased to furnish tltx pupils Of the Worthington school with hot cocoa.
 Preceding the sale, a regular meet ing of the Motherhood club will be held. Mrs. B. R. Showalter will ad- subject, Supervised reading for chil- dren."
 Thrift Week Plans.
 Special exercises are being held daily in the local schools in observ- ance of thrift week. On Thursday c. Phiens, Hartford county r. M. c. A. director, will address the pupils of the Selden, South, Ledge, Percival and Blue Hills schools. Some time during the week Frtncis Dem ing, secretary and treasurer of the Berlin Savings bank will speak to the pupils of the Kensington Grammar md the Worthington schools. F. w.
 
 2f the East Berlin schools.
 Berlin r;iefs.
 Station Agent Max Sugenhme of the Berlin depot will leave the latter part of the week for visit to Florida. He plans to be gone for about one month. ...
 The weekly T. A. B. whist will be held in St. Pauls Tabs hall this eve hing at the usual time.
 The Reliable Sewing club of Ken ,ington will meet on Thursday at the nome of Miss Josephine Pagan.
 Routine business was transacted at he regular meeting of the selectmen leld last night. Miss Alice Husten of Worthington Ridge, will leave this week for Flor da where she will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wilcox.
 Chase Coale of Berlin street, is spending few days in St. Louis.
 Mrs. P. C. Hickey of Worthington Ridge, has returned from a weekend | rip spent in New York city.
 Alden Hickey of Berlin, Is in New York for several days.
 The weekly prayer meeting will be | leld at the Methodist church this ,vening under the auspices of the Ep- | worth league.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be the regular meeting ,f the Knights of Pythias society at heir hall this evening. The degree of Page will be conferred on six candi- lates.
 Mrs. Charles Woodward spent Mon- lay as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Archer Sapper in Bristol.
 The Progressive Reading Circle will meet at the home of Miss Edith lorthrop this evening.
 There will be a whist social at the Knights of Pythias hall on Grove treet Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Village Improvement ocety.
 Mrs S. Hazelwood of West Crom- yell was calling on relatives in town Ionday.
 The local hoy scouts will attend neeting of their troop at Berlin Fri ay evening
 The funeral held in Wilcox ceme- cry of this place Monday as that of frs, P. Strandell was in error-it be-