New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
No Court Last Night

There was no session of the Ser lin town court last night as was originally planned. It was expected that Jacob Elisha would be tried on charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness, but the case will come up tonight instead.
 It is expected that there will be several automobile cases to be dis posed Of when the court convenes this evening.
 Nacationing In Guilford
 Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney and Miss Ethel Whitney are spending weeks vacation in Guilford.
 Among other Kensington people who are enjoying vacations are Miss Anna German, Miss Catherine Hart and John McKeon.
 Land Being Cleared
 Land on School street, Berlin, Is being cleared by a squad of work men in preparation for the erection of several new houses on the south east side of the street The land was recently purchased, having been di- rided up into lots, and it is expected that construction will be started soon.
 Athletic Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Kensington Ath- letic club will be held tonight at o'clock at T. A. B. hall. Several important questions will be acted upon and the presence Of all mem- bers of the club is desired. Will Hold Lawn Party
 A lawn party for members of Der lin Grange will he held this evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dickinson of Kensington This party will take tho place of the regular Grange meeting. scheduled for to- night, and promises 70 be big af- fair, A program of sports will be held and several musical numbers will be enjoyed. 1t is expected that about 150 people will be present. Will Have a Lawn The appearance of the land on which stands the Kensington post office will be considerably improved, if plans of Postmaster $. NJ. CowIes are carried through 10 completion. It is his expectation to have a plot of grass from the south side of the to ha place now stands. Q great deal of the beauty Of the new structure Is taken away by the unsightly rough ground surrounding the building. After the ground is cleared seed will be sowed and fence erected around the plot. A gravel driveway leading from the street to the rear entrance of the building Is also binE planned.
 Fast Berlin Items. An important meeting Of the Knights of Pythias will br hold to- night at the hall Plans for the com ing installation Of officers will be made.
 Mir and Mrs. Sterling Woodward and son of Germantown, Ia" are vis- fling Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wood ward Of Main street.
 Mrs. Clinton Taylor and children of Cottage street arc spending a va ! cation at Granby, Mass.
 Mrs. Louis Varson and daughter of East Orange, N. J.. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Adam Krauth.
 Edgar Morgan has returned 10 his home on Cottage street after spend ing vacation at Block Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Petit have returned from their wedding trip tc Boston, Mass.
 The library will be open at the usual hours tomorrow afternoon and evening for the exchange of books.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pardee of Water, bury, Mir. and Mrs. Richardson ana son Of Bristol spent the weekend with Mir, and Mrs. Royal Holmes.
 Miss Dorothy Krah has returned to Manchester after spending a weel with relatives in town.
 Edward Budreau of Boston ha. returned to his home after spending the greater part Of the summer witf relatives on Mill street.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will b. A~ld at the East BerliI Methodist church Thursday evening
 The baseball players are warmint up for the usual contest over tn coming weekend.
 The horseshoe pitchers have ap parently forgotten about their world wide challenge.