New Britain herald., 1924-07-02

lin Grange last night. There was not a large attendance. but those present enjoyed the proceedings immensely. The program opened with the singing of America" Then followed the pledging of allegiance to the flag by the members Of the Grange. A read ing, "America's Creed" was then Giv- cn by Miss Harriet Hollister. George Tryon rendered vocal solo, Tent ing on The Old Camp Ground" the audience joining in on the chorus The history Of the flag was recited by Mrs. E. j. Gugerty and the final song, The Star Spanglcd Banner" was sung by the Grange.
 Grange Picnic Planned
 The tentative date Of the annual picnic of Berlin Grange has been an- bounced as July 26 and the place, Lake rocotopaug. The entire affair has been placed in the hands of d special committee appointed by the irange and this committee will have ,harge of refreshments, games and sports.
 Fair Also Planned
 At the meeting of Berlin Grange leld last night committee was ap- pointed to arrange for the annual harvest fair, which will be held some ime in the future, the dates and other arrangements to be taken care of by he committee. It is expected that the air will last for three or four days nd will be better than those of other ears. The committee consists of C. d. Weldon, Mir. and Mrs. George J. | Reed, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin B Adams, Nr. and Mrs. George F. Green, Mir. | nd Mrs Harry F. Gould, Mr. and l lrs. George Tryon. Mir. and Mrs. Leon | Hall, Miss Della Grasse, Mrs. Ada | Watkins. Miss Phyllis Senning, Miss lnna Reed, oJseph Wilson, James F. Ellsworth, John Hart, Howard l.. tevens and Lyman Hall.
 Children's Exercises
 Childrcn's exercises will he held al he next meeting of Berlin Grange on tuesday evening, July IS. There will e no regular business meeting. the ntire evening being turned over to he young people. Exercises will be cid and refreshments will be served. he meeting will begin at S:30 o'clock ayight saving time.
 Organization Meeting
 A meeting for organization will be cid by the newly elected committee the Kensington fire dfstr rict tonight the district office. It is altogether nat James B. Ellsworth will retain le position as chairman of the bard. This was the sentiment of the ( oters in the district, as his name as the first mentioned at the annual eetng held recently. The report on [ le recent water test will be probably { lbmtted at this time l
 Annual Primary Party. l The annual primary party of the | ensington Congregational church z ill be held on the church lawn, i afternoon of this week from I until o'clock. All are invited 10 l tend this party and good time is 'omised 10 all. C
 Church School Picnic. [ The annual picnic of the Sunday hool of the Kcnsington Congrega- l )nal church will be held on Satur- a Iy, July F, at Johnson's Grove, ensington. The affair will be held
 the afternoon. Luncheon, games i'd sports will be on the program. '
 School Board Meeting. r The regular monthly meeting of |, e Berlin school board will be held q
 Friday evening, July Ii. instead T. Friday of this week. the latter be- |. g holiday. It is expected that |, alters concerning the new schooi.in :, ue Hills will come up at this ses- 'n. It is not known just when . ,rk will be started on the building, [ rumor has it that building will gin soon.
 Ladies Aid Session. Members of the Ladies' Aid society o q all women of St. Paul's have IT nn requested to meet tomorrow q ening at 7:30 o'clock at the T. A. B. fs Il in kensington. Plans will be si lde 10 help the Children of Mary b In their lawn fete which will be Id in the near future.
 Holiday at the Lake. Francis Deming. treasurer Of the rlin Savings bank. will spend the iday with Mrs. DeminF and Mrs. ster Deming at West Hill pond. nsted.
 East Berlin Items The regular weekly meeting of the