New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-01

tune, fancy articles and candy will be
sold in the main auditorium The ar
ticles were made by the girls at the
Junior High school during the noon
hours. The money raised by means
OF the concert and the sale of the
fancy articles will be used to purchase
various things for the school,
The school has already secured a
sterecscope outfit which gives it a
splendid set of views for use in nearly
every phase of the work in the school.
Part of the money will be used for
the athletic association and the bal
ance for the purchase of materials for
the Glee club and orchestra.
The program to be presented on
both evenings follows:
Liberty Sons" The Siren" Mac
kie- Boyer; by Junior H. S. orchestra
Star Spangled Banner" Memorial
Day. by Junior H. s. Glee club.
"Walse and Bridal Roses" by or
chestra.
Group of old English folk songs
THE Wraggle-Tagle Gypsies, my
Man John" THE Lady" 1.-The Mas
ter, The Man." co. Ho, John" Glee
club.
Danube Waves, Arcadia or
chestra.
The Lost Chord" "Flow'ret, For
get Me Not America" Glee club
Home. Sweet Home" orchestra.
Thrift Report Submitted
The thrift report for the month Of
May for the public schools of Berlin
has been submitted to Superintendent
Showalter. The amount deposited for
the month totals s259.17. This is con-
sidered to be a good showing.
The report by schools is as fol-
lows.
Hubbard school-Miss Northrop
s94; Miss Quinn, 1858; Miss Pierce
s1.67 Miss Barnes, 1910.
Selden school-Mrs. Bacon, s4.66
Mrs. Fiske, s29.63;
Worthington school-Mrs. Hewett
50; Miss Marsh, s465; Miss Hopkins
S2.S2; Miss Nelson, s1o.47
South school-Miss Craven, s5.16.
Blue Hills school-Mr. Lyon
s11.67
Percival school-Mrs. Crane, IS;
Mrs. Foley, SIG.
Ledge school-Miss Weisleder
s4.33 Miss Walsh, $3.50.
Kensington Grammar school-Miss
DuPlessis, s4.29; Mrs. Steed, s4.95;
Miss O'Brion, s1o,66; Miss MCGEE
s6.05; Miss McKeon, s3.2s; Miss Bar
ry, s7.o2; Miss keena, s5.GS; Mrs
Mansfield, $14.
Berlin Junior High school-Mrs
Young. s24.73; Miss Schaefer, 1878;
Mr.. Dodge, s12; Miss Harold, no re-
port.
Kensington Lawn Party.
A group of young women from
kensington have arranged for lawn
party to be staged near the st. Paul's
Y. NJ. T. A. and s. society hall this
evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
An entertainment has been provid-
ed for and refreshments will be serv-
ed. Miss Florence Perretta will rem
der piano selections as well as vo-
cal solo. Mrs. f. Doherty and Mrs.
A. Barnard will also give several No-
cal solos.
Banjo selections will be given by
Mafalda Georgianni and Eleanor
Hayes. Miss Eva Kingo will sing
That's How ! Believe In You"
Married This Morning.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
O'Clock this morning at st. Paurs
church in Kensington when Miss
Aida MARITIME became the bride of
Thomas Dauria of New York. A we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride and following the
ceremony the couple left on an eX-
tended wedding trip. They Will re-
side in New York where the groom
is a contractor.
Miss MARITIME is the daughter OF
MARITIME at the, To-
cal station. She has been working
in the employment department of the
p. and f. Corbin manufacturing COM
pany in New Britain.
Notes About Town.
Mrs. Harold l.. Judd of Berlin
street, has received a pair of saddle
horses from Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Tomlinson of
Kensington, have returned from
visit with relatives in Bridgeport.
Hinie Miller, employed as a brake
man on the Berlin and Middletown