New Britain herald., 1923-07-27
copies presented to each member.

copies presented to each member.
The oldest living member of the
family is Newell Northrup of South
Lyme, who is 80 years of age.
The Northrups are we'll known in
Berlin, members of the family having
lived here for many years. Mr..
Gibney became a member by mar
riage.
To Go on Outing
The plant of the American Paper
Goods company of Kensington will be
shut down all day tomorrow when the
annual outing of the employees will be
held at Savin Rock !. 1t is expected
that $50 employees will attend the
affair, the trip being made by auto
mobile. The entire day will be spent
at the shore and the party will re-
turn early in the evening.
Many Entries Received.
Many entries have been received for
the tennis tournament scheduled by
the Worthington Community Center
association for the early part of next
month. The event will probably be
held the first week of August and 1t
is expected that there will be much
interest taken in the affair. The
winner of the tournament will be the
champion of the Worthington dis
trict and not the champion of Berlin,
as East Berlin friends have taken the
tournament to mean. However, 1t Is
thought that the winner or winners
will gladly meet the East Berlin
stars of the court If they SO desire!
The members of the committee IN
charge of the tournament are James
s. Thompson, Franklin Boardman and
George Pickett, Jr.
Will Make Repairs
Extensive repairs to the amount OF
$1,000 or more will be made on
Foresters' hall in Kensington, 1t was
said by Charles Wright, secretary Of
the lodge, this morning. The roof
is now being shingled. The interior
will be renovated, so that when dances
or social functions are held there next
winter the hall will be In Al shape.
1t is expected that the remainder OF
the summer will be consumed IN max
ing the changes. Walls will be done
over and woodwork vanished. The
floor will also be made better for
dancing.
Family to Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dezzani, kensington
people, who moved to Oakland, Call
fornia. about six months ago, will re-
turn to Kensington in the near future,
it was reported today. The couple
will probably arrive in town about the
last of August. Mrs. Dezzani was
Miss Rose Pentor, sister OF
Mrs. Frank Fogliati Friends are
planning to give them receptioh
when Their return.
To Remodel Building
Thomas Barratiero, proprietor OIL
he Berlin grocery. stated this morn
ne that he will have the building IN
which the store is remodelled, work
% be started Immediately. A con-
ractor was looking the place over
his morning and tentative plans have
been drawn up for the work.
One more story will be added TO
he building, the second floor 10 De
aced with shingles. An apartment
will be constructed.
Party Is Held
A party was held in the community
iouse last evening, several young
women of Berlin inviting several OF
he young men of the town. Dancing 4.
yas enjoyed and refreshments served.
he mothers chaperoned the affair.
Party Success
The lawn party given by the young
Jomen of st. Paul's church at 7. A.
}. hall last evening was a decided
uccess in every way, according to re-
orts this morning, the public sup
orting the affair in an excellent man.
er. The grounds were illuminated
18th colored electric lights and tables
ere placed about the lawn at the
,ont and side of the building. Candy,
axe. ice cream and other refresh
tents were on sale. The T. A. B.
rum corps rendered a concert in the
purse of the evening.
Items of Interest III
Mrs. Frederick Hubbard is visiting ! II
Irs. Frank McCrum in Bristol. III
DR.. NJ. H. Griswold. who has been
oending several days at Craftsbury,
is expected home today. III
Joseph Heavey of Brooklyn, NJ Y, III
RS. D. ]. O'Meara and daughters, L