New Britain herald., 1922-07-12
weeks of living in the great out of

weeks of living in the great out of doors
 Mrs. B. R. Showalter, president of the Motherhood club stated recently that the club has not made plans to have the children brought to Berlin again this year but she believed there were several individuals in the4 town who had some of the children Mst year and were desirous of taking care of more for short time this year.
 Mrs. George Green was interested in the work done by the Motherhood club last year and she has also stated that there are individuals in the town anxious to bring the children here again this year.
 A delegation of 20 children was sent to Berlin last year by the New York newspaper. A special train left New York on August 3 making stops at many of the smaller towns and cities along the main line of the New Haven road leaving delegation of children in each of these places.
 A. P. c. Outing.
 The employees of the machine room at the American Paper Goods con- pany will hold an outing at Double Beach on Saturday of this week.
 The annual outing of the employees of the factory will be held at Sarn Rock on Saturday. July 19. A com mittee has been appointed to arrange an attractive athletic program and to make final plans for the day Those who are serving on the committee are Lawrence Southard. l.. T. Ships, Daniel Malarney Thomas McKeon and Charles Wright.
 Funeral of Charles Strong.
 The funeral of Charles Morton Strong, who died at the New Britain General hospital early yesterday morning from injuries received as the result of fall the previous day, will be held from the kensington Congre- gational church tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor of the will officiate and burial will be in the Wilcox cemetery in East Berlin.
 Lawn Festivals.
 A lawn festival will be given by the Sparks" on the Kensington Congre- gational church lawn this evening at 8 o'clock. Ice cream soda and watermelon will be served. An invi- tation is extended to the public to 
 The St. Pau's drum corps will stage another of its lawn festivals at the T. A. B. rooms tomorrow evening. A l large attendance is expected.
 Legion Meeting Early. ]
 Officials of the American Legion stated this morning that the meeting tomorrow night has been called for ) clock inasmuch as it is being held 1t the T. A. B. hall and a special ac- .ivity will take place there at s | o'clock.
 The meeting is an important one md all members of the post are urged l 70 be present. Many of the "boys" -egret that Arthur Benson will re- sign as commander of the local post md Lawrence Soushard stated this morning that Tt is with regret that he local post will lose MT. Benson as ts leader"
  gnation there will be discussion cf he removal of the honor roll at the meeting and a report will be heard | rom the committee in charge of the | and play which was given in the Town hall recently,
 No one has been mentioned as a possible successor to Mir Benson but t is likely that a new commander will ,e chosen at the gathering Thursday vening.
 News In Brief.
 Because six members of the school were not in town yester lay the scheduled meeting of that committee was not held last even ng. No date has been set for the meeting.
 Miss Loretta McKeon of Kensing on, teacher in the Kensington Cram mar school, has left for Worcester Mass. where she will attend the sum- rer session of school at Clark's uni 
 MT. and Mrs. James Malone and are visiting with Charles of Kensington.
 The 9:o1 express for New York this morning was delayed in Berlin for