New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
BERLIN NEWS
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panied the singers and all entered into the spirl, Of the occasion with q zrst
 Words cannot describe the ap- pcaruucr of that crowd, numbering about Soo, as it listened 10 the words ut the spnahors and took part in the singing or the songs. The atmos- phrrc ol the day pcrmcatcd every where and rom Grand Army mem. . hrrs 10 l,glou boys from members Of the Daughters of the American Iiryo.utiou to Girl Scouts, all, men, women aud children. realized the meaning ol the day,
 One of the prcrtiest thoughts was expressed by one Berlin family, the family of Victor paulo2. Berlin flor tst. They presented to the commit r,c floral tribute, bearing the words, ITO Our Boys" This was |rbc cause of rcmarns hy Frank l., |WIicoN, who said the gift had been u0souEht by members Of the com- mtt'cc. and he thanked the family rom the bottom Of his heart for 'what they had done, for their 1 'thouGhIfuIuoss. IL was what any Berlin family would have done he said, had they thought of it, hut this l family was the only one to think of doing such a thing.
 Seats Of honor were given mcm- |hors Of visiting Legion posts, Civil | War veterans, Daughters of the American revolution, Girl Scouts, Sons of Veterans and Spanish War veterans. While all stood at atton- tion tho star Srauged Banner" was sung and Rev. John c. Brennan of llcnsiugton pronounced the bencdic- ton.
 Row. samuel A. I'iske of Berlin asked the invocation,
 Following the exercises Legion members and Grand Army boys were treated to hot coffee, cider and doughnuts before returning to their ! homes, A dance for Legion members and their friends was held at Grange hall last night, bringing a big day in the history Of Berlin 10 d fitting close.
 Mems LyCcum Elects,
 Harold W. upson was elected president of the Mems Lyceum of Kensington at the annual meeting held last night in the parlors of the Kensington Congregational church. Other officers elected were: First vice president, Paul c. Baker: sec lond vice president, Joseph Wilson; third vice. president, Ora Fdgerly; secretary. Charles E. Wright; treas urer. William F,merson; literary committee. Rov, Vernon l., Phillips Lyman W. Hail; membership com mttee. Claude W. Stevens, George F. Green
 There was q large attendance at the meeting and Rev. Dr. II. K Dunllnger Of the Connecticut Agri- cultural college was the speaker oi the evening. A roast beef supper was served hv the women of the church previous to the meeting. II was estimated that about 70 men were present,
 Bible Class Meeting
 Rev Vernon L. Philips, pastor o' |the kensngton Congregations church. will address the Nons RihIf class of Berlin at its regular month ly meeting tonight at $ o'clock fl the commUnitv house, A large at tendance is expected
 Claims He Was Not F1ceced
 Peter Aryano of kensington, ont of the men mentioned several day ago as having been feeced hy wei dressed stranger. denied today tha he was one of the party of five, vhcl parted with sl3 each,
 He claimed that ho was not foole' ny the stranger. Beyond this h l gives ro information as 10 the cir | cumstanCes, nor explains how hI l name was mixed un in the affai l when he had nothing to do with it. The story was to tho effect tha
 five Kensirr+on painters had rarte with St& each for ':union" dues, ur l on the mans promise 10 secure thor l positions at s4o 2. week, The gron , is alleged to have gone to New Brit
 ain to meet the stranger, hut fin | stranger did not show up.
 Fined hy Berlin Judge
 Robert Delaney of SouthinE+o q
 was fined $c5 and costs hy Jude
 Gri&Hold in inc town court la' | night on a charge of using marker