New Britain herald., 1925-07-13

Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock. At that time the annual reports will be submitted by the officers and the report on the condition of the banks business will be submitted. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
 Fire In Automobile
 Engine company No. Of New Britain answered an alarm at 1c:S6 p. m. yesterday from the box at the corner of Stanley and South streets to eXtinguish fire in an automo- bile owned by Fred Olson of Berlin. The blaze was not a serious one and damage amounted to about s25.
 Receives Postal Cards
 Paul Giana, kensington business man, has received an excellent col lection Of postal cards depctig scenes in Hawaii. from George Nasi of the United States navy, who visited the Sandwich Islands re- gently. The cards are beautifully colored and consist of views of the most interesting localities Mir. Nasi is well known in Kcnsington and is at present stationed aboard the l.. s. $. Colorado.
 Here From Los Angeles
 Charles H. AspinUall of Los Angeles, California, a resident of Berlin for many years, IS visiting relatives and friends in town, Mir, AspinWall is well known here and will probably remain for some time. He is following the carpentry trade in the Pacific coast city.
 Returns from Vacation
 Dr. A. J. Goodwin has resumed his practice in kensngton after spending his vacation with rclatiN es in Richmond, Virginia. The well known physician reports that he had an excellent time, He arrived in Kensington Saturday night.
 Returns to Her Home
 Miss Katherine U' U'Meara who has been spending the past week with Miss Rose kiniry of konsingt on, has returned 10 her home in Win sted.
 Picnic We'll Attended
 The picnic held by the Sunday school of the Kcnsington Methodist church at Rockwell Park, Bristol, on Saturday, was attended hy about 75 children. The party was one of 'he most successful ever held by the church and those in charge were show cred with congratulations for the day in which if was managed.
 A large variety of foodstuffs Was served and games were played il the course of the day, Some of the children enjoyed the excellent bath ing which the park lake affords. The return trip was made at s o'clock in the evening
 Mrs. Henry !. Colby
 The funeral of Mrs, Henry J. Colby, ST, was held yesterday aft elnoon dt o'clock from the funera parlors of B. C. Portcr's Sons in New Britain. Rev. May E. Lord, pastor Of the kensington Methodist church. offlciated and burial was in Maple cemetery, Berlin.
 To Leave For Detroit
 Miss Margaret Flynn Of the Ken sington post office will leave Thurs day for Detroit, Michigan. where she will join the Misses Josephine and Agnes Pagan who are visiting their sister, Mrs. Joseph Stanton Of that city. Miss Flynn will spend about two weeks in the middle west crn metropolis and the party Will return by automobile in company with Mir. and Mrs. Stanton.
 Meeting of ScIcctmcn
 A meeting of the board of select men will be held in the office of the town clerk at o'clock. Routine business will be transacted at this time.
 Trip Through White Mts.
 Mrs. Carrie I. Riely Is taking a motor trip through the White Noun tains in company with her brother, B. H. Atwater. They expect to be away until August ].
 stella C. Munson
 Miss Stella c. Munson. ?S years of age, daughter of NIT, and Mrs. John Munson of High road. Kensington. died at her home on Saturday aft ornoon after a lingering illness.
 Miss Munson was one Of the pop nlar younger residents of the town and was employed for some time q, substitute postal clerk at the Ken