New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

The first one will be held in Sep


 tember with community chicken dinner George Prentice is chairman of the committee in charge. In Oc- tobeg there will be a community house party with Rev. s. A. Fiske in charge of the committee. The card party will be held in November and Mrs. P. c. Hickey has been named chairman of the committee in charge.
 Mrs. Robert Deming will be in charge of the play reading to be given in December. Professor Stanley Galpin is chairman of the committee which will provide for lecture in January and the annual dress ball will be given in February. Fred Troup is chairman of the committee in charge of this evnet.
 A musical will be given in March and the committee to prepare for the event consists of Stanley Galpin. Mrs. s. A. Fiske and Mrs. H. H. Damon. A membership drive for the 1923 vot- in April Miss Helen Rohm is chaf,'- man of the committee in charge.
 The Berlin school field and May day will be staged in May. B. R. Showalter is in charge of this con- mittee. Mrs. Leland Gwatkins will De the chairman to prepare for the straw Derry festival in June and Major F. l.. Wilcox will prepare for the annual picnic to be held in July. A peach festival and tennis tournament will be held in August with Chase Coale as chairman of the committee in charge.
 Committees Are Named.
 The following committees were named to serve for the year at the meeting Saturday night: House and grounds, Chase Coale, chairman; Mrs. George Prentice, Garner Goodwin, Mrs Charles Pratt, Wesley Goodrich, and Pearl Cashman; Social, Mrs. Rob- ert Deming, William Scott, Mrs. Gar ner Goodwin, Mrs. Henry Deming, Junior committee, Victoria Fiske, chairman, Ernest Schofeld, Marjorie Ialpin, Arthur Durrity.
 The membership committee will consist of Miss Helen Rohm and Law renee Southard. Rev. S. A. Fiske, Helen Rohm, Miss Griswold and Stan lev Galpin will serve on the program committee and Miss Alice Husten will be in charge of all publicity.
 The members also voted to give the American Legion the use of the com grounds on Saturday, August l9, when they will stage their athletic meet.
 Hurt In Accident.
 Felix Bemareb of Hartford was at- ended by Dr. A. J. Goodwin of Ken ,inpton following an accident in which l ne figured on the turnpike yesterday morning. It was necessary for pr. 1 Goodwin to take several stitches in 1is head.
 AS the story is told Bemareb was ,iding in the side car of motorcycle | which figured in a collision with ~ Buick touring car in front of thSy Moore home. A truck was stalled or l he road and the motorcycle was trav. ,ling south to New Haven when the | came from behind the | ruck and crashed into the motorcycle | The driver of the machine did not ,top but continued on his way to Hartford. The driver of the motor ,yole was not hurt.
 Work is Started
 Work was started this morning bS 1 he Earl Curtis construction company ,f Bristol on the digging of the iitches for the Warrington Fire dis 1 .rict. The work today was begun | near the old fair grounds and the fitch is being dug along the west side of the trolley tracks, on Farming on road.
 Many of the pipes have been placed | ,long the side of the road and the | work will first be completed from the air grounds along Pennington road | o eBrlin street. Three more carloads ,fpipe arrived in town this morning md every effort is to be made by the company to have the york completed by November 1, so hat the water will be procurable in Berlin at the same time as 1t is in 
 The work in eknsington Is pro- ressine rapidly and it will not be ut a short time when the Driscoll obstruction company will be working