New Britain herald., 1925-07-07

by south bound train in Berlin on Saturday. was slightly improved this afternoon, it was stated at the insti- tuition.
 TO Hold "hiemoriaI Night"
 Memorial Night will be observed this evening by Berlin Grange at its regular meeting in its hall on Da- mons Hill. An interesting and ap- |propriate program has been arrang- ed by the committee In charge, which consists of Miss Della Grasse. Miss Myrtle Pryor and Mrs, Anna Molumphy. The meeting will be open to the public.
 Methodist Church Notes
 The regular midweek service will be held Thursday evening at 7.45 o'clock at the Konsington Methodist church. The first chapter of the book of Romans will be discussed at this session. The Bible study class is large one and the meetings arc leXtremely interesting. Each week Ichaptcr of the Bible is discussed ln- der the direction of Rev. May B, Lord, pastor of the church. The Junior League will meet on Friday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Miss Lord will be in charge. Return From Conference
 The Misses Grace Smith. Doris Gibncy. Elsie Schotcld, Eleanor Meagley and Natalie Gwatllin of the Berlin Congregational church and Miss Barbara Senning of the Ken sington Congregational church re- turned yesterday from Storrs Agri- cultural college, where they spent a week in attendance at the Young Peoples Summer Conference, as delegates from their respective churches. They report that the trip was an interesting one and that the sessions of the conference were edu- cationql and informative.
 To Spend Summer Here
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin R, ShA - alter and family of New York & y will spend the summer at their resi- dence on WorthinEton Ridge, Mir. and Mrs ShoNaltcr are well known lin Berlin the former having been Superintendent Of schools here for several years.
 Heavy Court Session
 Tonight's session of tho Berlin town court will be an extremely heavy one, according to Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis today. Prosecutor Lewis said that there will probably be ten or il cases on the docket and that there is q probability that some of them will have to bo con- timed until next week. The cases will be mostly of those people who have violated automobile rogllla- tions.
 News of the VaCatiOnistS 1 Miss Florence Carns left Sunday for Chautauqua, New York, where she will attend the sessions of the summer school, which take place there each year.
 Mrs, Carrie Riley returned yes tcrday from a visit with her dauCh- ter at Beach Park, Clinton, Conn. Miss Sheriff Aitltcns, a teacher al ithe Kensington Grammar school will spend the summer vacation al her home in Hartford.
 Miss Catherine Gullong. student at the Brooklyn Hospital Training School for Nurses, is visiting her mother, Mrs, Charles Gulong oi Kensingtor.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Burnhsm and family of Kensington are vacation' ing in New Hampshire.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Tryon and fam fly and MT. and Mrs Harold l.oomei arc on an automobile trip over tn, MAh1wk Trail.
 Dr. Ralph A. Wooding and hi! hro.h"r. Frark Wooding. arc d Lake George for an extended stay, - Nr. and Mr7, Ora c Edgcrly, Mrs ! George Tryon and Richard Moffat all Of cKnslngton. arcyacationing a Milford.
 Deeds Nrc Recorded
 The dced for thc transfer of prop crty near Robbins road in kensing ion from Henry Chotkowskl to tn Kensington Congregational churcl has been recorded at the office 0 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff This property was purchased for in recreation field,
 Alexander Chrzanowski of Eas Berlin hao sold to Leon CoznansF l theprssefty in that section of tn