New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

meeting and election Of officers held last night. Ralph Gamble was elect cd vice president: Mrs, Nj. Sugcnhime, treasurer. Miss Walsh, secretary Of the association, docs not intend to re- duties will be assigned 10 one ot the new teachers.
 Frederick Y. streeter, prominent member Of the Grand Army of the Republic from New Britain, as speak CT Of the evening. related many of his personal experiences during tho Civil war. Among the stories told was that Of the assassination of Abra- ham Lincoln in Ford's thoater, Wash ington, Mr. Strceter having been in the audience that evening. He de- scribed several Of the battles, Of life in tho camps and Of life in general in 1865.
 Miss Berelund of New Britain ren- dcrod two pleasing vocal solos and oscar Benson also sang two solos. one Of which, "Beautiful America" was composed by Miss Meta Streetor, daughter of the speaker Of the eve- ming. At the conclusion Of tho pro- gram a social hour was enjoyed. cake, sandwiches and coffee being served by the refreshments commit tee.
 Plans have not. as yet been made for next years activities Of the organi- zation, although if is believed that meetings will be started soon after tho opening Of tho school term.
 M chatpiqua Likely.
 Apparently there will he no Cha tauqua in Berlin this year. accordinfi to Claude W. Stevens, who was chair man Of tho committee two years ago. tho last time this affair vas held in Eerlin. Mir. Stevens said today that no guarantees have been made this year and no movement for the bring ing of a Chatsuqua 10 town has been started.
 II is un1ersi pod that an affair Of this kind has not succeeded in Reriin and, although several attempts 10 start something in that line were made last year, the idea was aban- doned because enough guarantees could not he secured
 Sveral residents this year have ap- pcarcd 10 be in favor of having Chataudua. but it was fct that one x ould not pay.
 ChilIrrn's Day Services
 Childrcn's day scr,ices will be held at three of the local churches tomor- row morning Ft ih:45 o'clock. Special programs have been arranged for tho occasion at the Berlin Con- gregational. tho k"nsiugton Congre- sational and the kensington Metho- dist churches and the children will lake an active part in inc events or Inc day. In all cases there wiIi bc union meetings or the Sunday school departments and the regular congre- sation Of The churches.
 Tn Superior Court.
 Kenneth F. Noble of Hartford. who appealed from the judgment of Judge 5eorEe Griswoid of inc Herlin town .ourt. when he appeared 10 answer to ] |, charge Of reckless driving a short i ime ago. pisaIed not guilty in the : superior court yesterday and elected ] 0 bc tried by thc court.
 Tn Attend I.xeriscs. .
 Berlin Grange has received an insi- . stion from wcthrrsGcld Grange 10 I ittsnd exercises and 10 participate in l hat toan next Tuesday evening. Au- omobiies will ioaec the Bcriin post . -ffics for Wsth.Tsfeid al : o'clock. ] tandard lime.
 Carnival Going Well.
 Tonight uill he Jig night for the [. <. F. drum corps. as they will en- erfain corps from several. neighbor- ng towns in this state and large ,srade is schedule 10 be held tonight. n which all will take part. The line ril1 form al 7:SD o'clock and the narchers will parade through iae streets or the town. ending Ip at inc carnival grounds. where Oncerts Will be held. Major Clarence Walker or the kensinEton corps will i've an exhibition of baton swinging. There was a large attendance at fhc last night and q much larger ne is expected tonight The many ttractiOns have Iccn drawing well.
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