New Britain herald., 1925-01-19

the care of Dr. A. J. Goodwin and it is reported that her condition is excellent.
 Girl Injurcs Leg
 Ruth Bancroft of Berlin, while coasting on School street Saturday, suffered an injury to her left leg, when the sled upon which she was riding was struck by another sled. She was taken to her home, where the injured member was dressed. It will be several days before she will be able to be out again.
 Farmers Club Meeting
 The meeting of the Berlin Farm crs' club Saturday evening at the home of First Soelctman George B. Carter was attended by about S5 members of the organization. An extremely interesting talk was given by Mr. krazinsky of PlainVilIe on the raising and care of poultry. Mir. KraznsBy is known throughout the state for his large poultry farm and his talk was heard with a great deal of interest by Berlin agriculturists. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
 Sewing Club Banquet
 The Kensington Sewing club will hold it's annual banquet tonight at [ o'clock at the Kcnsington Meth o1ist church. Following the dinner several speakers will be heard. This club has been meeting since late in the fall and has occupied itself with making various articles for the members of the organization, The sessions of the club recently came to an end for the year.
 Meeting of 500 Club
 The Five Hundred club of Ken sington was entertained by Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Baldwin on Saturday evening. An enjoyable time was had and a large gathering was present. Mrs. Matthew Griswoli was award- cd the first ladies prize and Charles Sharpe won the first mems prizes. The consolation prizes went to Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and Joseph Wilson.
 Enjoy CoastinG Party
 The Berlin Girl Scouts enjoyed a coasting party on Savage Hill Sat urday afternoon and many of them took advantage of the opportuni- ties provided for a good time.
 Will Attend Meeting
 Mrs. John Pinchcs, prominent in the activi;i'S of the Sunshine society in this state, was in attendance at the annual meeting of Canonicus branch in New Britain this after noon. The meeting was held at the Trinity Methodist church,
 Sclcctmcn VIII Meet
 The selocmcn of thc town of RorHn will meet tonight at s o'clock in the office of the town clerk, for the purpose of transacting regular business in connection with town af- fairs The regular bills will be ap- rrovcd at this time,
 tUlllS bl lil''l'N
 Mrs. Helen A. Urban of NewinG- ton was the guest of her sister, Mrs, Earl Brown, over the weekend.
 The weekly T. A. B. whist will he held in Kensington on Wednesday evening.
 Shakeup Is Expected
 A shakeup in the executive de- partment of the kcnsington Ath- latic club is expected to come about tomorrow night at meeting in the club rooms Members of the clut were disinclined to discuss the mat, ter. beyond stating that several o' the officers are apparently disoon' tented and many tender their resig nations. IT. was further stated tha' new officers may be elected, to tl' the places vacated by the discon | tented ones.
 The club is planning a course O activities for the coming year ant at present a committee is arranging q score card which will be used a all games during the coming season
 Coasting in Dangerous Places
 It has been brought to the atten ton of the town committee authori ies that many Of Berlin's younge people are coasting along the mail travelled highways, an eNtremel dangerous practice, in view Of th amount of traffic along Berlin roads It has been stated that there ar l many hills in town. where childre'