New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

bers were agreed that the dry weather had bad effect on produc- tion. Several matters of interest to the members were discussed and plans for the coming year consid- cred.
 Sfuhlman Heads Class
 The class of 1925, Berlin Junior High school, has chosen Lester Stuhlman as president for this, their last year at the school. Victor Pauloz was elected vice. president; Mildred Bengston, treasurer; S Chase Coale. IT,. secretary; Abraham Scoilnick. assistant secretary. Mrs Anna Young was chosen class ad. visor.
 A committee to secure rings has been chosen by the members of the class. These rings will be of an at. tractive design, it is expected, and will bear the date of graduation ana the school insignia. The committed consists Of Henry Clark, chairman Willis Ronkctty, Doris Baldwin and Marian Whitman.
 The class colors are blue and gold
 Returns From Hospital
 James O'C0nnel who has been seriously i'll at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital, has returned to his home in Kensington. greatly i'm. proved in health.
 Final Rehearsal Tomorrow
 The final rehearsal for tho Berlin Grange Christmas entertainment will be held at the hall on Damon's Hill Berlin, tomorrow afternoon at 3:SC 0 o'clock,
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting o' the Berlin Motherhood club will be held Wednesday afternoon. promptly at 3:3O o'clock, in the community house on Berlin street.
 Following the meeting a Christ mas party for mothers and children will be held. Miss Doris Honss will play games with the younger Chil- dren and a general good time will be had. A play will be presented a, 1 o'clock and a surprise IS promised for the children.
 Guests of Middlctown Grange.
 Several members oG Berlin Grange were guests of the Middletown or. ganlzation in thut city Saturday eve ming. A four net play was prcscntcd by the Middletowu Grange and it is planned 10 have this piece presented in Berlin in the near future.
 Rcalizcs About $500
 About S20o was realized by the Kcusington Methodist church when the birthday repair debt bags, sent in yesterday, were opened, Some oi the bags are not yet in, but when the remainder Of them are received and the sum totals $50, a friend Of the church has promised another Sl0o Before conference time ,t is expect d that the dobf. which totals be- tween $500 and $7oo, will have been raid off,
 Election Tomorrow
 Tomorrow is election day in Der lin, although residents apparently are not much concerned about it. Neither republican or democratic party in town seems 10 be putting forth much of an effort 10 corner inc vote of the population, Polls Will he open from 6 q. m. until 5 ?. m for those who desire to cast the vote. Town officials have urged all residents to cast their ballots to- morrow and it is expected that tho G. Q. F. will carry Berlin by a comfortable margin.
 Items of Interest
 Miss Jessie Skinner has returned 10 her home after a visit with hcI sister in WcstHcld.
 Mrs. Carrie Fcuwick of stamford who has been the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin 5. Adams for the past several weeks. returned 10 her homo On Saturday.
 Lawrence Austin. former resi- dent of Berlin, is ill with scarI'' fever at his home in Maple Hill. H' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E Austin,
 Mr. and Mrs. John Cashman o EonsinGton spent the weekend 1T Nashua, New Hampshire.
 Program Announced
 The program for the entertain mert 10 be given by the ladies o St. Gabrlels church at their bazsal