New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
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the show to play on.
 Plans will be made shortly for an- other meeting of the guarantors to tive of the Community chautauqua association will be present to talk over and map out plans for the sea- son, which will begin in July.
 Will Complete Plans
 The general committee which IS preparing for the Memorial Day ex- ercses will meet for the last time at the Peck Memorial library in Ken sington, tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Those who are asked to be present are, c. w. Stevens, C. E.. Sharpe, Marjorie Moore, Paul Baker, c F. Lewis, Harry McKeon, w. w. Pagan. Margaret Luby, Arthur Ben son, Rev Carleton Hagen, A. H. Bush nell, Agnes Warner, George Tryon, B. K. Showalter, William Luby; Jacob Bauer, H. H. Damon, Lawrence South ard.
 It is expected that the line of march will be arranged by the general com mittee. If this is not done at the meeting tomorrow the marshal of the day, who was appointed at a previous meeting will arrange, the line of march.
 Dr. R. B. Ogilby, president of Trim ity college in Hartford, has been se- cured by the speakers committee to deliver an address at the exercises, to be held at the monument near the kensington Congregational church.
 Not Selling Topples
 Members of Bolton kasica post, American Legion, are not selling pop pies in Berlin or kensineton this year as is being done by most of the posts in other cities and towns throughout Connecticut.
 Mems Banquet Tonight
 All is in readiness for the goth an nual banquet of the Mems Lyceum of Kensngton, to be held in the Metho- dist church this evening. Rev. John l.. Davis of New Britain, has been se- cured to address the gathering. In addition, many local people, includ- ing Miss Marjorie Moore, will speak.
 Will Aid "Sallies"
 Plans are being made by the mem- hers of the local American Legion post to aid the Salvation army put across a drive in Berlin in the early part of June. This will be the first time in several years that the Saliva ton Army has conducted a drive in Berlin without soliciting the aid of New Britain people, but the members of the local post feel that thes cause is a worthy one and have pledged their support.
 Will start Work Soon
 Officers of the kensington Fire dis trict stated this morning that the john Driscoll Contracting company of plans to open executive offices in the Kelly building at the corner of Pennington road and the railroad street sometime the latter part of this week
 4 carload of fittings and valves has already arrived in town and word has been received that q carload of pip ing has been shipped. It is expected that the pipe will be here within a fw days and work will start as soon as possible on the laying of the water mains. When the contract was first awarded it was thought that the con struction work would begin on June l. If the piping should arrive in town before this time, it is expected that work will start at once,
 The construction work will prob ably begin at Towers corner in New Britain and continue to Jacobs cor ner in Berlin, where the main 2 inch pipe is laid. After this the other roads will be worked.
 Notes About Town
 Phillip Jones of Meriden, will be ordained a minister at Meriden Con- gregational church, Friday afternoon at four o'clock. Rev. S. A. Fiske and F. l.. Wilcox of this town will attend the exercises.
 Dr. William Bowers of Bridgeport has returned to his home after spend- ing the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. William Shepard.
 Plans are being made by a group of kensington young women for a social and lawn party to be given on the lawn of the Y. M. T. A. & R. society, Friday evening, June ?.
 The weekly meeting of the board of selectmen was held at the office of the town clerk last evening.