New Britain herald., 1924-06-03
Mrs. George Tryon. the lecturer.

Mrs. George Tryon, the lecturer.
 The speaker of the eevning will be Rev. Samuel A. Fisks Of the Berlin Congregational church, who will have subject appropriate 10 the occasion. The remainder of the program is as follows:
 Song by Grange; prayer by the chaplain, Charles NJ. Weldon: solo, "one sweetly Solemn Thought" Mrs. C. F. Sharpe: quartet number, "The Vacant Chair" Walter Hart, Louis R. Goodrich. Joseph Wilson, George Tryon; one minute Of silent prayer; memorial address by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske: song by the quartet; "Nearer My God, To Thee" by the Grange; Taps, Messrs. Sharpe and Hall.
 Other Grange Announcements
 Berlin Grange is planning numer- ous activities for the month Of June, it was announced this morning by Claude w. Stevens, master of the or ganization.
 Tomorrow night a large delegation is expecting to journey to Rocky Hill, where 6 Neighbors' Night will be ob- served. On Tuesday. June 10, several will attend the meeting of the Central Pomona Grange, which will be held in West Hartford. The second meeting or the month will be held on Tuesday evening, June 17, and the program will be in charge Of the Home Eco- monies committee, of which Mrs. George J. Reed is chairman.
 Nothing On Corporation Annual
 Nothing definite has yet been learned regarding the annual meeting of the Berlin Building corporation, outside of the fact that 1t is sched- uled for some time this month. Far don C. Hickey. president Of the cor pcration, stated today that there was nothing to announce.
 Morthington District Annual
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Fire district will be held some time the latter part Of this month, ac- cording to Garner c. Goodwin, secre- tary of the district committee, today. Mir. Goodwin stated that the exact date has not as yet been decided on, but the call for the meeting will be out in a few weeks.
 When asked if the committee plans any improvements for the future, Mir. Goodwin said that there is nothing on the slate at the present time. al- though several matters will probably ccnIe lip at the district meeting.
 Girl scout Notes
 The regular meeting of ths Berlin Girl Scouts will be held tomorrow aft ernoon nt the usual hour.
 Tho final meeting Of the season rill be held On June z5 and there will be no more sesSions of the troop until September. At the meeting tomorrow plans for the Girl Scout rally in New Britain on Saturday Of this week will he discussed. Several members o' the troop expect 10 secure their second class badges at this rally and several othe- members are looking forward 10 the award of merit badges.
 Return From Auto Trip
 NIT. and Mrs. Victor Benson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Robbins and Mrs. H. W. Iowd Of East Berlin have re- furo~d tom an automobile trip to Lake George, SeH York.
 selectmen Inspect Road
 Back roads in the town of Berlin are in bad shape, First seleetman George R. Carter announced today after making a thorough inspection of the thoroughfares in the town. He at tributes this condition on the outlying sections of the town to the fact that recently many milk trucks and nov ing vans have been using them so as to get out of traffic. consequently the roads have been torn 10 pieces.
 NIT. Carter said that work is going on every day along the lines of repair work 10 the roads. although the bad weather recently has held back acti- yities to some extent.
 Other roads in the town. according 10 the first seisctman. are in excellent condition and have been kept in con- stant repair.
 KentOn Hill Club Entertains
 Claude W. Stevens Of Kensingion was pleasantly surprised Saturday night by members Of the Kenton Hill club. who gave a testimonial dinner in his honor and then adjourned tO Hartford. where they witnessed Naughty Mam'selle'. at Polls Palace iheater. Mrs Albert Fritzson Of Ken zngtoE entertained at dinner and Is