New Britain herald., 1922-08-25

The buildings which stood in 1916 and the people who resided in them at that time and still make their home in these places are as follows Bunce brothers, B. H. Atwater, Town hall, Francis Deming, Mrs. H. N Galpin, Charles Warren, library. Car. rie Riley, Edward Rich, Sarah Churchill, Ward Griswod estate, Worthington school and J. w. Wood ruff.
 The new book is being kept at the office of the town clerk and MT. Woodruff stated this morning that those who have maps of their prop erty will be welcome to keep them on file in this book. It has also been arranged so that the book will be of aid to the assessors in their work in placing valuation on property.
 Lawn Party For Children.
 The children of the primary de- partment of the Kensington Congre- gational church will hold their an- nual party on the lawn of the church Saturday afternoon from 2:30 until 5 o'clock. All members of the depart nent are asked to be present The committee in charge of the affair is arranging an attractive program which 1t is hoped will appeal to the children.
 Will Speak In Ohio
 B. R. Showalter. superintendent of the Berlin schools left for Ohio today where he will speak at the Wooster County Institute and explain to the teachers and pupils in conference there his method of teaching arithme- tic and reading, which is considered to be one of the best in this part of the country, according to those di- rectly connected with school affairs.
 Mir. Showalter will stop in Colum- bus, Ohio. over Saturday and Sunday to visit with relatives and on Monday will leave to deliver his series of lec- lures He was asked early in the spring to go to Ohio to speak but was unable to get away before this time to go
 NIarries New Britain Man
 Henry Ranger of New Britain and Miss Mary Fisher of this town, were married yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of St. Pau's church in Kensington by Rev. J. C. Brennan. The bride wore a gown of primrose yellow organdie with hat to match. and the bridesmaid, Miss Claire Mur- ray, cousin of the bride, wore an or enid organdie dress with hat to match
 The couple were attended by Rich. ard Fisher, brother of the bride and Miss Claire Murray. After the cere- mony, reception was held at the homo of the brides father Mir. and Mrs. Ranger left yesterday on two weeks honeymoon trip to the Berk- shire mountains.
 Carl Youngblad Entertains
 The annual garden fete of the Luther league of the Swedish Luther an church was held at the home of Carl Youngblad in kensington last evening. About 300 were present and the garden of the home on Cedar court was very prettily decorated with strings of Japanese lanterns and light was furnished by many torches.
 Dancing was enjoyed in the garage which was also decorated for the oc- casion and many games were played Recitations and solo numbers as well as musical selections were rendered. The party was proclaimed a huge success by the members of the league and many are looking forward to the flair gain newt yeor
 Grange Plans Carnival
 Plans are being made by members of the Berlin Grange to hold a carni- val early this fall and at meeting of committee appointed to prepare plans for the event, which was held Wednesday evening 1t was thought that the best time for the affair would oe in September.
 It is planned to make the carnival ! three night affair with an entertain nent and dancing each evening. An other meeting of the committee in charge will be held shortly
 Cars in Collision.
 Two automobiles one with a New fork marker and the other with a 1 Rhode Island marker, colliled in | ront of the Town hall on Berlin | treet yesterday afternoon. Prose-