New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

held at Wesleyan college the latter
part OF June.
Workmen have been busy for the
past few days getting the track ana
the field In order. The meet Will be
one OF the biggest events held in Ber-
lin in the past few years.
Grange To Initiate.
Berlin Grange will initiate 10 can
didates into the third and fourth de-
erees next Tuesday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that the Newington Grange de-
gree team will be present to conduct
the initiation and many visitors from
other oranges are expected. Follow
ing the initiation the annual Harvest
supper will be held. This Will be
prepared by the women of the
Grange, Mrs. Leon Hall, worthy ceres,
being chairman Of the committee.
A special meeting was held last
evening at the hall when two can
djdates we're initiated into the first
and second degrees.
Mems Lyce,im Banquet.
The Mems Lyceum of kensington
will hold its annual banquet at the
Kensington Congregational church
Thursday evening, May "A. The pro-
gram was announced this morning.
The first number will be piano
and mandolin duet by Mrs. Carleton
Hazen and Allan Hazen. Miss May
b. Lord, the newly appointed pastor
of the kensington Methodist church,
will deliver an address, following
lo ,,,arnInc~t,n nv
Mrs. Irene Reed. Ralph Britton OF
New Britain will render several solos,
Captain Arson T. McCook. secretary
to Governor 'rempleton. will deliver
the address of the evening.
The committee in charge of the
banquet has announced that the ban
Duet will be open to the public and
urges all who can to take advantage
of the opportunity to hear Captain
McCook speak.
The banquet will be prepared by
the women of the Congregational
Receive Road Specifications.
Specifications for the new road on
School street have been received and
are now in the office of the town
clerk for inspection, it was announc-
ed by First Selectman George B.
Carter this morning.
Work will be started on the road
soon, as bids have already been asked
by the state highway department.
Real Estate Transactions.
Many land sales have taken place
in Berlin during the past two weeks.
to deeds filed in the office
Of the town clerk, Arthur l.. Wood
ruff.
Ralph r. Carter a lot east of the
nome of John Weber on the Middle
town road.
Jordan & Selleck have sold to Julia
zisk lot 90 on the Treasure Field
Milton Burr Emery has sold to Ed
ward McMurray Of New Britain a lot
on Williams Court south of the home
of Raymond A. Williams.
Frank A. Rund Of New Britain has
purchased of Bryan Atwater an or
chard in the southern section of the
town. The orchard contains about
IL acres of land.
Mrs. Adele E. Hubbard of East
Berlin has sold to r. o. Clark, also
Of East Berlin, her house and land
in that part of the town.
Elizabeth P. Wilcox has. sold to
Napoloeni Bernini of East Berlin the
Boarding House" property in East
Berlin.
Mrs. Mary y. Jarvis has sold TO
Donald H. Montgomery OF New Brit.
hin the house and land on Hudson
street known as the LeClaire prop
srty. Alterations have already been
started and the house will be ready
or occupancy by Mr.. Montgomery in
he near future, ii is expected.
William Russell and Katherine
Russell have sold to John Krause and
Emma Kranse OF New Britain a |
rouse and land on Pennington av-
niue, east of the cemetery. /
aincrican Legion Meeting
A meeting of Bolton Kasica post of |
he American Legion was held last |
vening at r. A. r. hall. II was voted /
o communicate with the permanent |
femorial Day committee of the town |
nd tell the members of that commit
PC that the Legion is with them in
nything they wish to do on that day.