New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

sessions during the summer season.
 For part of the time, Miss Griswold plans to excuse the teachers from their work and hold union services of the Sunday school.
 The church will remain open dur ing the summer.
 Appointed Administration
 zofia Holyst of Christian Lane has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Marcel Holyst, who died April 2s, leaving no will It is under stood that at the time of his death, Holyst had several pieces of real es- tate in town.
 Mail Carrier Appointed
 Henry Chotkowski of Kensington has been appointed carrier of mail from the railroad station to the Berlin post office. by the post office depart ment, his bid being the most satisfac- tory. MT. Chotkowski takes the place of Axel Franck, who moved to Rhode Island. But three bids for the position were received.
 Road to be Opened
 The bridge across the stream near Risley's sawmill has been completed and the road will be opened for traf flc tomorrow, it was announced by First Selectman George B. Carter this morning. This bridge was completed in record time, 1t being of concrete. About two weeks were consumed in building it.
 With the Town Clerk
 Charles w. Jocelyn of Meriden has sold to Harold Ashworth of Berlin a house and IA acres of land on the Meriden town line. Part of the prop erty is in Meriden and part of it is in Berlin.
 birth certificate has been received 1t the office of the town clerk an- 1ouhcing the birth of daughter, Maria Silvina, to Mir and Mrs. Aquiino Tironi of Kensington. l
 Items of Interest f Miss Helen R. De Long and mother, { Mrs. George DeLong, have left for t Pine Mountain, Kentucky, where they I will spend the summer. f pr. NJ. H. Griswold returned to his S ome in kensington yesterday from S he reunion of his class at the Uni 0 ersity of Vermont. a The Fife and Drum corps of the n lew Britain council of Girl Scouts n cid a drill and picnic at the com b lunity grounds today as guests of the u erlin troop. g The women of the Kensington f' [ethodist church will hold strawberry g .stival on the church lawn this eve- ing.
 Prof. and Mrs. Adolph Benson of ew Haven are the guests of relatives IT town. m Charles Weare and Miss Mildred ol 'eare of New Britain were the guests " relatives and friends in town Sun lo ly 'h The Progressive Reading Circle will ,ld their annual picnic at the home Mrs. Belle Hazen Tuesday after IL, Ia ,on. " Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fiske and II, ildren left Saturday by automobile '. r Greenfield. Mass. where they will s =. joy a few days vacation as the {" est of relatives. Arthur Benson, who attended the -. invention of fishing equipment man. ,., acturers in South Bend, Ind, has turned to his home in this place. John Hubbard of New Britain was } guest of relatives in town yester- '. ye, NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Holigan and Jis ldren of Southington have been the p, ests of relatives in town. 1Io Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cobey and 70, nily spent Sunday as the guests of lin . and Mrs. George Hubbard at their we me in Southington. Frances Cobey 6, a O has been spending the past two bit IS in Southington, returned home fel h them.
 Hiss Florence Rich of Middletown I ] been the guest of her parents at ipla ir home on Wilcox avenue. str.
 tur the usual custom our rec re will be closed on Wednesday af- lroa 1oons from June 27th to Aug. 2eth. lin i ally give us your orders for that and on Tuesday afternoon or before her Wednesday morning. Thank you. maj
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