New Britain herald., 1922-12-13

committee the superintendent was in
structed to place orders for reading
material.
The building committee was in
structed to have the heating plant at
the Kensington school inspected as
soon as possible and then overhauled.
The plant has not given satisfaction
for the past two years.
To Have Entertainment
The exhibition of pictures, which is
to be held at the Junior High school
on Thursday and Friday, will include
an entertainment. it was learned to-
day. On both evenings there will be
desert ptions of some of the pictures,
readings appropriate to them, singing
by a double quartet quartet of pupils
and music by q string orchestra Of
school children.
On Friday the program will be aug
mented by the repetition of Thanks
giving play which was given by the
pupils some time ago. c. J.. Stuhl-
man will also render several vocal
solos on that evening.
The Janior High school hopes 10
make this get-together time for the
entire community
Truck Ovcrturns
Slight damage was done to Park
err Buckley delivery truck yesterday
when it skidded on the Mid
dletown road near Westfield and turn
ed over in a ditch. The driver es-
capped uninjured, but it was necessary
to make the remainder of the deliver
les with a touring car, as some lime
was taken to get the truck out Of the
ditch
Observe Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Clark Of this
place are quietly observing the 10th
anniversary of their marriage at their
home today. Mr.. Clark has farm
in Berlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have
lived in Berlin for about eight years.
coming to this place from New Brit
ain, where they were married. MIS-.
Clark, before her marriage was Miss
Carrie Farnham of New Britain. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark attend the South
church in New Britain.
Funeral of James Corr
The funeral of James Corr, Sr,, Of
was held from st. Paufs
church this morning, Rev. j. c. Bren-
nan officiating. Interment was in st.
Marys cemetery. New Britain.
Agricultural society Meeting
The annual election of officers of
the Berlin branch, Connecticut Agri-
cultural society, will be held in the
town hall at o'clock this evening.
Reports will be heard and routine
business transacted. The present Off
GERS are William H. Webster, presi-
dent; r. O. Clark. secretary, and j.
Fl, Atwater treasurer. The society
formerly held the state fair at the
Berlin fair grounds until 1t sold the
property for building purposes.
Cemetery Association To Meet
The Maple Cemetery association will
meet in the Berlin library at o'clock
this evening for the purpose of electi
ing OFFICERS for the ensuing year.
Bible Class
The annual election of officers will
be held tonight by the Berlin Mems
Bible class at the community house.
Reports will be read and after the
business of the meeting is transacted
Rev. s. A. Fiske will give short talk,
in which he will tell Of his hopes for
the future of the class, what is should
be and how it can accomplish its ends.
items OF Interest
The Berlin Grange Sewing circle
will meet tomorrow afternoon at ?
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Watkins
of South Main street, New Britain.
A leak was reported in the water
main near Sunset Lane yesterday.
man was sent to repair it. Slight
damage was done.
East Berlin Items
The willing Workers will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Werdelin
on Main street Friday afternoon at I
o'clock.
The local members of Bolton
Kasica Post, American Legion. VIII
attend meeting at kensington
evening.
The members of st. Gabriel's
church will enjoy supper and sos
cial in honor of Rev. George Gilbert
and family of Middletown at the
Knights of Pythias hall this evening.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart
church will hold a whist social at the