New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

caught between telephone pole and
"a tree near the home of ID. X. Sho-
walter.
The boy was not hurt and after
some time succeeded in securing Ahis
frightened animal.
A sleigh also turned over opposite
the store owned by Thomas Barra :
tiero on Berlin street yesterday, i'm
prisoning boy and a girl under it.
No one was hurt, however and the
sleigh after being righted, proceeded
on its way
Margaret Mary Mccormack
Margaret Mary Mccormack, the IS
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mccormack of Kensington,
died at the family home at 1890
o'clock this morning, death being
caused by pneumonia. Funeral ar
rangcments are incomplete.
FOreSters' Meeting
The Kensington lodge of Foresters
will hold meeting this evening at
Foresters hall. The new degree
team will initiate its first class of can
didates, four being ready to ride the
goat" The meeting will be held in
the main hall.
Legion Meeting.
Bottom kasica post of the American
I.egion will hold meeting this even
ing in #. A. 3. hall. Kensington, at
$50 o'clock. All members have
been urged to attend.
Valentine Party.
The Berlin troop Of Girl Scouts held
a Valentine party yesterday afternoon.
at the home of Mrs. Garner Goodwin.
the troop leader. In the course of
the afternoon games were enjoyed and
served. About 20 girls
ere present.
The girls began to make the
orders for which have been
solicited for the past week. De-
iveric swill be made during the re-
of the week. The money
will go toward drum corps which
he New Britain troops are starting
At the meeting yesterday report
vas secured showing the number of
,rders taken. A total Of 46 dozen
cookies have been bought.
Cases Adjourned
Four court cases were to have
,omc up for trial in the Berlin town
'ourt last evening, but they were all
adjourned until some future date. Two
lccident cases and two other automo-
,ile cases were included in. the list.
VIII Hold Meeting
The meeting OF the Day of Prayer
or Missions will be held tomorrow
fternoon at 3 O'Clock at the Ken
ington Methodist church instead of
I the parsonage, as was announced
unday. This is due to the illness of
Tr. and Mrs. Scott. The meeting will
e union meeting between the Wom-
MS Missionary society of the Ken
ington Congregational churen and
hat of the Methodist church.
The speaker will be Miss Sisfrid
ohnson, a missionary nurse.
Number Changed
The telephone number of first
clectman George y. Carter has been
hanged to 1873 and those wishing to
with him are asked 70
etc the change.
Has Young Collie.
Dog Warden Henry Austin reports
lat he has In charge young collie
og which he found several dsys ago
ithout license tag. He wishes the
Tner to comm 1nicste with him as
,on as possible.
Items OF Interest
The condition of Hiss Anna Con-
sly, who is III at ''.e Sew britain
neral hospital, remains about The
me.
Mr.. Donovan, a teacher at the Ken
ngton school, is III 1t his hcire on
erin street. 1"
Fast Berlin Items.
The regular weekly prayer meeting a
! lbe held at the Methodist church C
is evening. b
The library will be open Friday af c
rnoon from $3.50 to $3.50 and in the n
ening from 1880 TO $3.50 o'clock for Fl
g exchange of books. n
The Willing Workers will meet at a
e home of Mrs. Walter Werdelin Ii
iday afternoon at O'Clock.
meeting to make further Il
ms for the coming baseball season "
u be held at the Athletic building e
Is evening at o'cock. n
The next meeting Of the Modern II