New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

corps have been secured 10 furnish music for the parade. Miss Mary Griswold, speaking for the school de- rartment, said that the school chil- dren will be on hand to march in tn" parade and she told the com mittce that there will be large representation from all the Berlin schools.
 It is planned to start the pro- ccssion moving at o'clock sharp. The start will be made from the Ncnsington Grammar school and the line Of march will be through the principal streets of inc district, pnd- ing at the kensington Congregations al church, where services will be held. Among those in line will be, members of tn" American Legion, Sons of Veterans, G. <. l.. mem bers, Italian societies. Boy Scouts Girl Scouts, Daughters of the American Revolution and members of several other organizations. Any other organizations which would like 10 be represented in line are asked 10 commmicat" with the marshal. Georgr r.. Greene, some time this week, so that q section may be reserved in the line and also in the church.
 Mrs. George Greene will be in charge Of the floral decorations at the monument and in the church, it was. announced today.
 .. The following program will be carried out If ,he kcnsington Con- gregational church al the conclu- sion Of the parade: Song by rhil- dren; prayer Rev, Samuel A. tiskv. pastor of the Berlin Congregational church; song by Community choir, "To Theo, Oh Country" talk, Elmer w. Ripple, repdesentng Sons of Vet nr2ns; selection by quartet; address, Hon. William J. MuIligan; selection b3 band, Star Spangled Banner" bcne1iCtiOn. Rev Asa C. Fuller of East Berlin. Rev Vernon l.. Phil , lips of thr Kynsington church will be ill general charge Of the services.
 Births Are Recorded.
 Mr, and Mrs. Henry H. Austin of Bcrlin ar" receiving congratulations on th" birth of daughter on Fri last. Mir. Austin is dog warden for the town of Bcrhn.
 A son was born Sunday 10 Mir. . and Mrs. Dorcnnrld of Bcriin.
 Lunh sells His Home.
 Pau Lund of Berlin has gold his house on the Pennington road next to inc Grange hall to William SheI- i uon and Christian Sheldon or New Britain. Mr. anl Mrs. Sheldon win | take up their residence in their . house in the near future, Mr. l.und l has erected H new home near ais former residence.
 Three Games For Wcrk-Eud.
 The Al kcnsingrons .viI1 havc a tough weekend on thclr hands. On ! Saturday. Memorial lay, two games | are scheduled with the Milldale | tam. In the morning, after the Me 1 moral bay exercises at Ih Knsing- Ion church, th. first game will be played .r the PcrcivaI avenue field. l In Iho afternoon The l&o teams will !. journey 10 Mildalc where the sec ond game will take place.
 Sundays game promises to he one of the toughest battles that tn. All ! k"nsngtons have ever had, and l Manager Buckley is of the opinion r that f will turn out 10 bc the hard ] est struggle of this season. This 2amc , will b. played with lhe Collinslillc . ninc at the Perciyal diamond. The 1 All Kcnsingtons went to CollinsyiHe | on sunday, prepared for game, hu rain made it impossible 10 play.
 Practice will be held tonight and 1. Thursday night at pcrCival field.
 East Berlin Celebration
 Memorial Day will be ntingly ob- served in East Berlin this year, al- | though the exercises will not take l place until Sunday afternoon, May | 3l. Extensive preparations for a parade and exercises have heen made and indications are that the l attendance will be large.
 The afternoons events will start 1 at 2:45 o'clock. when those taking | part in the parade will form al the | Knights of Pythias hall. The pro- cession will get under way at 3 1 o'clock, under the direction of Lieu 1 tenant Marvin Ha.elwood. marshal. | and his Two aides Harold Clark ecd | George Dalbey,