New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13

case exceptionally we'll and predict
a bright future for him as a trial
lawyer.
Meeting of Farmers Exchange
The annual meeting of the Berlin
Farmers Exchange will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock, STAN
dard time, in the Town hall. Re-
ports for the past year will be heard
and officers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
The Farmers Exchange is cor
poration and has been in existence for
several years. The, organization has
a large number of stockholders, 80
shares being In the hands of members
at present. The greatest number of
shares that one member can hold in
seven, some of the men having one
and others having more than that.
The society was organized for the
benefit of farmers in Berlin, enabling
them to get their grain and feed
cheaper than ordinarily. The or
ganization buys carload lots of vari-
Gus commodities and distributes them
to the members at wholesale prices.
Arthur E. Webster is the present
president of the exchange, George r.
Carter being vice-president and E. B.
Adams, secretary, treasurer and
All stockholders are urged to be
present tomorrow evening, as bust
ness of Importance will be trans
ACTED.
Annual Bank Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Berlin
Savings bank will be held next We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock. Off
GERS will be elected and reports Of
officers will be read.
The present officers of the bank
are: President, William Bulkely:
vice president, Ernest w. Mildrum;
and treasurer, Francis DEM
ing; assistant treasurer, James j.
The trustees are: William Bulke-
", Frank l.. Wilcox, Ernest w. Mil
drum, DIR. r. NJ. Griswold, Francis
Deming, Willis l. Savage and Claude
w. Stevens.
The Berlin Savings bank has been
doing business since January l, 1874
having been incorporated the pre-
vious year.
1t is a mutual association formed
md working for the beneht of its
ieposltors. 1t is also the only bank
n New England that is paying per
,ent interest to all It's depositors, II
S said. The Berlin bank has been
paying per cent since 1913.
viii Play in Lyme.
The All Kensingtons have another
lard game arranged for them Sun
.ay afternoon, when they journey TO
.yme to meet the speedy team of
hat place. Baseball practice will be
.eld this evening and all members
f the squad are urged to be present,
Trucks to convey the team and
ans to the game will leave Mack's
arage Sunday morning at 1l;9O
clock.
Land Is Sold.
The New Britain Trust Co., exec
tor and trustee of the estate of the (
ste P. S. Mcmahon of New Britain,
as sold 80 acres of land included
! the farm of the New Britain man ;
} John Korall and Mary korall. {
his property is situated in the
outhern part of Kensington just
outh of the property of George B. {
orton.
The American Paper Goods Co. of t
has sold to John Hutch f
lson a piece of land on Maple a
rect, Kensington. 7
Brechlin-Sa Sachs. T
The wedding of Emil Gustave f
rechlin of Meriden, and Miss Lydia a
lchs of Berlin will take place to- a
orrow at the home of the groom's Ii
'other, William Brechlin of the o
nth end of the town. Mr.. Brech- ],
4 is lineman of Meriden and Miss h
lchs is well known in this place. S
Several Picnics Tomorrow
Several picnics are scheduled COR v
morrow, among them being the b
,rlin Congregational church school, n
e East Berlin Methodist church e
hool and Berlin grange outings.
Those attending the outing of the IL
rim Congregational church will b
i've on a special car tomorrow morn n
J for Elizabeth Park, Hartford, s
lere the day will be spent. The a.
ildren viii be taken free of charge. o
{ collection will be taken among W