New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

Inc Berlin Grange will hold &
meeting Tuesday evening, June &. /,
the hall on Damon's hill. The nro.
gram will consist of memorial poems
music and songs, TO the soldiers and
sailors OF all wars in which tbe
,hl,eh states has taken part. The
program is in charge of Mrs. George
Eentres and C. NJ. Weldon.
for the near future 1t Is eypected
mat there will he a grange picnic and
he'd DAY arranged. although the date
has not been set.
Last Meeting of Season
The final meeting of the se,so, 80
me junior Endeavor society of the
herl'h congregational church will he
ne'd next Sunday evening. All mem
pers nave been asked to he present
so that the season may close fttinglv
Concert Makes Hit
me annual concert of the Junior
H,gh school Glee club and orchestra
winch opened two-nights engage
meht at the Town hall last evening
was decided success. There u.s a
large attendance present to welcome
Tue young people and all spoke high
~ or the affair today.
Inc concert is being staged Under
the direction of Miss Ethel Prior d.
rector Of music in the Berlin schools.
she Is being aided by several teachers
at the Junior High school, who are
directing the several dances
me singing Of THE Wreck of the
Hesperus' deserves especial credit and
SHOWS much work on the part of both
pupils and teachers. This cantata |
well known in its field, was well sung |
the parts being taken in an excellent |
manner. Those taking leading parts
In the cantata are Lena Wroblevski |
as the daughter; Adam Gannotta, as
The father; Joseph Molewski, as the
first mate, and Genevieve PAYNE as
he voyager.
The dancing numbers, the folk
lance by the group of eighth grade
girls and the Swedish Klap dance by
he group of seventh grade girls, were
we'll done and brought forth much
applause.
The other numbers on the pro-
ram also showed care in their prep
lration. The program will be re-
,eated this evening and IL is expected
hat an even larger crowd will be in
tendance.
Items of Interest.
Mrs. George Brooks of Neriden has
eturned to her home after spending
few days with relatives in this
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Michaels and
anlily have returned from visit
18th relatives in Middletown
DR.. Howard Damon of Hartford has
eturned to his home after visit
18th his mother, Mrs. Homer f.
anon, I
Robert Cole of East Berlin. who I
gently purchased Blake and Wood
IFS store on Berlin street, will take
)ssession Monday.
A meeting of the Berlin troop of
oy Scouts will be held this evening $
1880 O'Clock. -,
East Berlin Items.
The library was open last evening =
stead of this evening, but will be .
zen next Friday at the usual hours. Z
The local members of the Boy /"
outs will attend meeting of their ="
POP at the Berlin Congregational
urch this evening at 1870.
Sunday, June 10. the u
vices at st. Gabriel's church will =
held at O'Clock, daylight time,
Sunday mornings, followed by (r
nday school at 10 o'clock. II
The Parent-Teacher association of II
: Hubbard school will meet at the II
,ool this evening at s o'clock I'LL
is will be the last meeting of the II
lr and the election of officers for II
ensuing year will be held. II
Mrs. James MACPHERSON has re- II
ned to her home in this place II
err spending the past few days in II
w York city. III
confirmation service will be held III
st. Gabriel's church next Wednes- III
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Bishop II
c. Acheson of Middletown will II
e charge of the service. II
fir. and Mrs. William Bolton of III
" Haven have been the guests of III
ltives in town. III
| number from this place will at
Il the first barn dance of the sum- III
r to be held at the home of Mr.. III
ike in West Cromwell this even