New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
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 Recitation-Henry Kampka Duet-'S Sunbeams." Mildred Polance
 and Jennie Johnson. Exercise" Mistress Marys Garden. D
 by primary.
 Solo. Vocal-"A Garden" Margaret
 Ford.
 Recitation-"so Much to Learn" Ed
 win Hanford.
 Recitation - Why Not?" Dorothy
 Burdick.
 Mandolin and Piano Duet-Dorothy
 Goodrich and Adelaide Lanza. June" Chas. Polance. Exereise-"The Season's," Miss Prior's Song-By primary
 Exercise-"It Doesn't Seem Square, ''
 by Thomas Hanford's class. Baptizing of children. Recitation June -time," Laurilla
 Hanford.
 Recitation-Albert Haddock. Song-"Summer Time in the Heart"
 by seven young ladies. Recitation-"Give Freely" by four
 boys. Remarks by pastor and superintend-
 ent of Sunday school. Recitation-"Keep Sunny Inside" by
 Irene Stromfors. Closing Song-"Brightly Cleans Our
 Banner"
 Chautauqua Tickets.
 George S. Griffith, chairman of the ticket committee for the Berlin Com munity chautauqua has sent six adult and two junior tickets to each guaran- tor of the Chautauqua, which will play here the first week in July.
 Mir. Griffith asks the guarantors to give him a report of the sale of tickets by June A The persons are asked to send card with the num- Der of tickets sold or to call him on the telephone.
 Tonight's Events.
 Arrangements have been completed for the lawn festival and dance to be given this evening at the St. Paul's Y. M. T. A. t& B. society rooms. The r. A. B. orchestra will furnish music for the dancing and in case of rain he affair will be held inside.
 The Brotherhood of the kensington Congregational church will meet to- night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson. B. R. Showalter, of schools, has been secured to address the gathering. Mir. Showaltcr will have as his sub ect "The Problems in Berlin Schools The meeting is an open one. Re- reshments will be served.
 Forcsters' Election
 Officers were elected at the annual meeting of Court Mattabessett, Fores- CTS of America, held last evening Tn Daniel Mallarney was named chief ranger; Louis Goodrich, sub chief ranger; w. w, Pagan, re- ,ording secretary; B. P. Moore, treas lrer; c. B. Wright, financial secre- ary; John Lowney, senior woodward; oeter Bonefonte, junior woodward; aeter CentreIli, senior beadle and Joseph Mstiri, junior beadle
 Legion Meeting
 Plans were made at the meeting of ,olton Kasica post, American Legion o have the dramatic club of East 3erlin present their play Turn the rick" in Berlin for the benefit of the ocal post.
 The Legion officials have been ask d to get in touch with the officers Of he club and have the play put on ere on Wednesday evening, June 2S. It was reported at the meeting last yening that the Salvation Army is ,lanning to make a house to house ampaign in Berlin for funds for their rive and therefore the Legion will ot be able to render as much assist nee as was at first thought it could o.
 News In Brief . Mrs, Charles GrimshaW and daugh- ( ers of New York. have arrived in II where they will spend the it ummer at their home in this town. The class day exercises were held at he Berlin Junior High school today. The Boy Scouts of Berlin will meet ith Rev. S. A. Fiske this evening at 1e usual time. Joseph Trehy of Kensington has ccepted a position with the Ameri an Paper Goods. He will be em- loved in the office. The annual meeting of the Berlin