New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
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Murray, chairman, Mrs. F. J. Lard = ner. Josephine Pagan, Kathryn Me l<eon, Mary McGee, Kathryn Kasiski B. r. Moore, J. J. Fitzsimons, P. ke- iy, John kiniry, George Sullivan, Mrs. K. Rayno, Mrs James Pagan, Mar garet Flynn. Mrs. s. Skeene, Mrs John kiniry, Margaret Brennan, Ethel Whitney, Patsy Buckley, Paul Giana, James Hart, Rose Fitzsimons, Bertha Ryan, Richard Brown, Mrs. J. Cash man, Mrs. Edward Mccormick.
 New Bridge Selectman George B. Carter stated this morning that the board of select men have decided to build new con- crete bridge under the George Read home on Lower Lane. Work will be started during the latter part of the week.
 ChautauQua Tickets
 It is expected that the tickets for the Community chautauqua will be placed on sale Wednesday of this week. Arrangements have been made to secure tax exemption on the grounds that the affair is being given for the benefit of the playground fund for t.e schools.
 In all probability the distribution system of selling tickets will be em- ployed again this year, so many tick cts being given to each guarantor to dispose of. Plans are also being made to have the school children sell tick cts before the close of school.
 The proceeds which will be turned over to the playground fund will be used to purchase athletic equipment for the various schools in town if it is needed.
 The Junior chautauqua promises to be one of the most successful fea- lures of the chautauqua for this sea son. Mrs. George Green has been appointed as uperintendent of this department of the attraction. In place of the pageant new and novel fea- dren in the form of the Junior Hip podrome.
 The publicity director from New Haven will be in Berlin on Wednesday of this week to confer with the local officers of the chautauqua preparatory to launching an advertising campaign.
 Kensington Congregational Church
 At the special children's exercises held in the kensington Congregational church yesterday morning Barbara Elizabeth Steed, daughter of Mir and Bibles were presented to IA children. Bible were presented to 14 children.
 A meeting of the Brotherhood of the church will be held on Friday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson. This will be an open meeting to which men and women are invited. B. R. Showalter, superinten- dent of schools, will talk on Prob lens of the Berlin schools"
 Berlin Church Notes
 Four children were baptized at the children's day exercises at the Berlin Congregational church yesterday They are Richard Hodge, Shirley Erickson. Wallace Bunce and Edith Barattiero.
 The annual meeting of the Womea's Aid society of the church will be held at the home of Mrs, George Prentice on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
 The monthly meeting Of the Mems Bible class will be held in the com munity house at o'clock at which Professor Stanley Galpin Hill talk The weekly prayer meeting will be he'd on Thursday evening at 730 o'clock.
 Busy Session Tuesday
 From present indications the ses- sion of the school committee to be held on Tuesday evening will be a busy one. Recommendation for teach CTS which were made at .t' special meeting of the teaches com nittea last week will be brougat before .hu board for consideration.
 News in Brief
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Center community associa ton will be held at the community hotAe on Thursday evening of this week ft S "C o'clock
 Joseph Brennan of Greenwich, Frank Brennan and his son John Of New Rochelle, N. r., and Rev. John Ryan of Danbury are visiting with Rev. ]. c. Brennan Of kensington.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin are visiting in Bedford. Virginia.
 Clara kasishi of Hartford spent the