New Britain herald., 1923-07-11

eral chairMan, and is as follows Mrs. Frank D. Clark, Miss Marjorie l Moore and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens Grange Picnic Saturday. Members of Berlin grange are look ing forward to the picnic Saturday plans for which are practically com. pleted. The affair will be held al Rainbow park. Windsor, in conjunc- tion with the Newington and New Britain granges About 100 from Berlin are expected to attend
 Tennis Committee Named.
 The following committee has been named to take charge of the tennis tournament which will take place some time during August: Miss Alice Huston, S. Chase Coale, Lester Dem irg, Fred S. 1roup, Robert silsby James s. Thompson, Franklin Board man and George A. Pickett, Jr. The committee has elected the following officers; General chairman, James S. Thompson; chairman of the junior division, Franklin Boardman; secre- tary and treasurer, George A. Pickett, Jr.
 Anyone residing in the Worthing- ton fire district is. eligible to enter the tournament, and those desiring to compete are requested to register with George A. Pickett, Jr.. or Franklin Boardman on or before July 25.
 Play This Evening.
 The Lo-Hi club of the Berlin Con- gregational church will present it's play, Aunt Maggie's Will" in the kensington Methodist church parlors this evening at 8 o'clock, daylight saving time. Between the acts there will be musical program, and read ings by Miss Carlton of New Britain. Home made candy will be on sale
 Items of Interest.
 Claude W. Stevens spent yesterday in New Haven on business for the Stanley Works, New Britain.
 Charles Brown has secured a posi- ton at the post office in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs Alonzo Brooks and family have returned from northern New Hampshire. where they hay been spending a ten-day vacation with relatives,
 Miss Evelyn Cudahy of Kensington has returned from Worcester, Mass, after spending a week with her grandmother.
 Fred S. Troup, salesman for the George E. Prentiss Manufacturing company of Kensington. has been 3D. pointed to take charge of the New York territory to succeed F. G. Seely, who died recently.
 John Pentore has returned from short vacation in South Manchester with relatives.
 Miss Carrie Stewart is spending her | .acation in Hartsville. Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. George F. Dodd are spending some time in Harwichport, ! Mass.
 East Berlin Items. {,
 The Thursday and Sunday meetings If the Junior league will be postponed ] lntil further notice on. account of the | tot weather.
 George Pouard is erecting a new ;arage in the rear of his residence on Cottage street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart have re- turned to their home on Main street, liter spending the past week as the ;uests of relatives in Unionville.
 Misses Olga Hejse and Rose Switz- able of this place are enjoying a Va &tion at Point O Woods Reach in jouth Lyme with the Camp Fire Girls f Westfeld.
 Mrs. Frank McCrum of Bristol and Hiss Fanny Bowen of Meriden were he guests of relatives in town yester- ay.
 Two automobile trucks from New 'ritain will leave the Methodist hurch Saturday morning at 7:s0 clock, daylight time, for Hammon- asett beach, where the annual picnic i'll be held. All are invited to go. The Woman's Auxiliary of the post. American Legion. i'll hold whist at the home of Mrs. ohm Pinches on Worthington Ridge evening.