New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
DEPT.
the degree team from the visiting lodge of Plainvile.
 Field Day on August 29.

TIclu lIuy OH august Eb. The Legion field day committee consisting of James Corr, chairman John Wilson, Harry McKeon, George Hultquist, w. R. Moore. Joseph Will son and Edwin Segrist, met last even ing and made plans for the first an- nual local American Legion field day to he held In this town on Saturday, August 29.
 The committee organized at the gathering last evening and sub- com nittees were appointed to serve for this occasion. Arthur Benson was named as chairman of the ground committee. while James Corr will act as chairman of the committee in charge of the track events. w. R. Moore will serve at the head of the committee in charge of the music and entertainment.
 The committee has not been able to decide upon lot or suitable grounds as place for the event to be staged, but a site will be chosen before the next meeting of the com mittee. The event will in the form of an outing and field day and local ath- letes will be given an opportunity to participate. The entire event is be- ing staged under the auspices of the Bolton kasica post, American Legion
 Discussions were heard as to the staging of track events for local people to take part in and other open events to which members of the le- zion posts throughout the state will be invited to participate,
 Plans were also made to feature relay race in which many local organ izations including the Tabs Legion. Brotherhood and others will be in- vtted to participate. A baseball game between team from East Berlin and Kensington will also be held.
 The entertainment committee has been asked to prepare a vaudeville program to be given in the afternoon and to secure music for the dancing which will be the feature of the night and the windup of the days activi- ties. The meet will be held in the afternoon and evening of August 29.
 The track committee will hold an- other meeting on Tuesday evening of next week at o'clock at which time reports will be heard from the sub committees. The gathering will be held in the T. A. B. hall
 Sues For $1.OOO.
 Paul Luft of New Britain has brought suit against Martha and Aug ust Albert of Kensington, for s1,oOO on money alleged loaned them. Pro- perty in kensington has been attach ed by Sheriff M. D. Stockwell of New Britain
 Planning For Children.
 Although nothing definite has been done several of the women in the town are planning to bring some New York children to Berlin this summer to give them two weeks in the coun- try for a vacation.
 Last year the children came under the auspices of the Berlin Motherhood club but it is not expected that the i club will undertake to bring them here this year but several individuals | have signifed their willingness to take the children if they are brought here.
 Those who entertained children last year are Mrs. George Green Mrs | Martin Crowley of New Britain: Mrs | Harold Upson, Mrs. Charles Sharpe | Mrs. Louis Bradbury, Mrs. Fred | Crane, Mrs. George Griffith. Mrs. R. | Q, Clark, Mrs George Meisner, Mrs William Shepard, Mrs. B. R. Showal- CT, Mrs. James Durkee, Mrs. Thom- son and Mrs, Walton Meagley.
 Notes About Town.
 Miss Irene Nannina Of kensington, 1as accepted a position as cashier in he Electric lunch at the local rail- oad depot.
 Mrs. Patrick Garrity Of kensington s visiting with relatives in Meriden
 Leland Gwatkins and family Of Ridge are vacationing t the shore for two weeks Mir iwatkins was injured in a Fourth of uly accident.
 Joseph Mccormick of the Berlin company is enjoying a vo weeks vacation at Lake Conga- lond
 Mrs. William Wilson and daughter