New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

bors prevented what might have beer
q serious fire, when the chimney n
the home of Charles Mott of Hartford
road started to blaze. Neighbors see
ing the blaze rushed to the scene witt
pals OF water. A large hole was
burned in the roof before the fire
could be extinguished. A brisk breeze
was blowing at the time.
Will Present Minstrel
Members of the Kensington Metho-
dist church will present minstrel
review. you Tell En-" in the church
parlors tom orrow evening at S o'clock
There are Is performers in the cast
The company has been directed by
Mrs. George Tryon of Kensington.
Mrs William Norton is chairman
of the committee in charge of the en-
tertainment and it is reported that the
tickets have been selling rapidly
Those in charge of the affair are look
ing forward TO crowded house.
With the Town Clerk
Mrs. Nellie S. Crawford of Hart
ford has sold to Mrs. George b. Reed
of Berlin the Patterson place on Low
er Lane. The PROPERTY contains seven
acres Of land.
Henry j. f'oiren of Berlin has sold
to John Reindel of New Britain a
house and lot on l.angdon Lane west
of the property OF Mrs. Frank Vile.
Attend Grange Meeting
A meeting Of Central Pomona
grange is being held in lddletown
today. Representatives from Berlin
Grange in attendance are Claude w.
Stevens. Mrs. Alonzo Sweet, Mr.. and
Mrs William Witham, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. B. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs George
j. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nentres.
Mems Bible Glass
James f. O'Brien, AUGMENTATION
director of the city of New Britain
and secretary of the Lions club of
that city, will be the speaker at the
meeting oil the Berlin Mems
Bible class at the community house
tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock. He
will speak on What is True Ameri-
can Citizenship A business meeting
will prccede the speaking, at which
time reports of committees will be
heard and new members admitted to
the class. Following the meeting re-
treshments will be served and socia,
hour enjoyed. All members of the
class and their friends have been in
vited to attend.
Legion Meeting Thursday
Bolton kasica post Of the American
Legion will meet Thursday evening at
-, 81 ,t ha1 rt
At the meeting the plans for doing
away with the present honor roll in
front of the town hall will be dis
cussed
New names for the bronze tablet
are still being solicited and hose
knowing of men whose names belong
on the tablet should not wait any
longer before handing them in.
The committee on names held n
last evening. It was decided
to find out at the legion meeting how
the men felt about arranging The
on the tablet Suggestions will
lie asked Thursday evening. James
r. Corr commander of the post, is
to have all legion mon pres
ent at the meeting
Items of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Greene of
have returned to their
home after spending week in
visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, who has been
at the New Britain general hospital
for the past two weeks. has returned
10 her home in Kensington with her
little daughter, Virginia.
Representative Arthur Benson and
sister, Miss Elsie Benson, have ,oturn-
ed from visit with friends in provi-
lence, II. j.
Donald Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy N. Smith, has returned 20 the
University of Vermont after spending
he Easter recess at his lone. Mr.
Smith is senior at the institution.
The women Of the Berlin Congrcga-
.ional church met today At ~ n. M.
'or an all day sewing bee at the home
IF Miss Hattie Roys
Fast Berlin items
There will be the regular meeting
Of the knights Of Pythias al their
hall this evening
Miss Virginia Root, who has been
spending the holidays at her home
III Main street. returned to her