New Britain herald., 1923-07-30
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 School Board Meeting

The interest of all Berlin will be centered on the meeting of the school board this evening, when it convenes to choose 8 successor to B. R. Show alter, superintendent of schools until a few weeks ago. The greater share of the people in the town are in favor of Miss Mary Griswold of Worthing- ton Ridge for the position and it IS expected by many that she will be elected. Her wide experience in school affairs and her knowledge of conditions in Berlin were the reasons given by those who favor her. Many Buy Cars ~The car sales during the month of July totalled eight in Berlin, accord ing to records in the affice of Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff. Those who have bought cars during the month include Joseph Montavani, William Whitman, Mora sporina, Tony Sara cino, Kasmer Banulski, Charles Le- wandoski, Thomas J. Mullins and Julian Helenski.
 Meeting of Registrars
 The registrars of the town of Der lin will hold their first session for the reception of names for the coming caucus and for the revision of names on the caucus list on Friday of this week at the town hall from 12 o'clock noon, until g p. m. The second ses- sion will be held August 10, the same hours being scheduled. The regis trars are Henry c. Deming and Fran cis E. McKeon.
 Excursion Is Planned
 An excursion to Lighthouse Point is being planned by several of the young people of Kensington. The af- the party will leave the Kensington post office at g o'clock in the morning. They will spend the day at the shore and will return early in the evening.
 Outing Was Enjoyed
 The outing of the employees of the American Paper Goods company of kensington to Savin Rock Saturday was much enjoyed by about 150 peo- pie. although the day was not pleas ant for an excursion of that sort. The were conveyed to their destination by four of the company's large trucks
 Attendance Is Large
 The congregation that greeted Rev. Watson Woodruff of South Manches- ter at the Berlin Congregational church yesterday morning was large and was a high compliment to the former Berlin boy. He chose as the subject of his sermon the 23rd psalm. Rev. MT. Woodruff is a son of James Woodruff of this place.
 Honor Miss KaIlgren.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Youngblad of Berlin entertained about 50 guests at their home Saturday evening in honor of Miss Jennie A. Kallgren of New Britain, who will soon be married 10 Ekstrand of Providence, Rhode Island.
 On Friday evening. Miss Ida Axel- | son entertained about 50 young wom- en at the home of MT. and Mrs. l Younsblad. giving a shower for Miss kallgren, at which she received many gifts. Refreshments were served and | Tn enjoyable evening spent.
 Gives Interesting Address.
 Miss Alice Bauer of Kensington, i ,eacher at the Marion, Alabama, | 'chool for colored children, gave an | extremely interesting address before members of the Christian Endeavor 'ociety of the Kensington Congrega- !! tonal church last evening. She told , 'f experiences with the young people | 'f the school and songs used by the | 'hildren of the institution were sung y the members of the society. Sew 'ral outsiders were present to hear he address, upon invitation of the members of the Christian Endeavor. III reported that Miss Bauer's talk Vas interesting and instructive, as she isplayed an insight into the customs f the people of the south.
 Items of Interest. s A daughter has been born to Mir. ! nd Mrs. Lawrence of Berlin. Miss Esther Lindquist has returned rom New York city. where she has cen spending the past two weeks -ith relatives.
 Miss Dorothy Rich spent the week nd with Mir. and Mrs. Austin Acker-