New Britain herald., 1925-02-18

thur H. Bushnell.
 Rev. Samuel A. Tiske of the Der lin Congregation church, Rev. Asa c. Fuller of the East Berlin Metho- dist church and Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips of the Kensington Con- gregational church gave interesting talks on Presidents George Wash ington, Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson respectively.
 The musical numbers were well worth hearing and the Misses Su- genhime acquitted themselves in good style with their piano duets.
 Following the program refresh ments were served and dancing was enjoyed until late in the evening.
 Makes First Appearance
 An orchestra which was recently formed among several of the Grange members made it's first appearance at the hall last evening, rendering several selections on the Patriotic Night program. The orchestra proved to be excellent and Changers were well pleased with the efforts of this new orchestra. It is expect ed that this group will be heard from time to time in connection with Grange affairs.
 The members of this orchestra are Miss Sherif Atkins, piano; Howard Hall, trumpet; Leon Hall, violin; ESnest Schofeld, drums; Ernest Ventres, saXophone.
 No Date Is Set
 No date has been set for the spe- cial town meeting which will be called to discuss and dispose of the question, in which Der lin has been deeply interested for tho past several months.
 It is up to the selectmen to call the meeting and this will be done within a short time, it is expected, since the resolution regarding re- assessment adopted at the last town provided that the report Of the special committee be presented 1t a special session sometime during he first week in March.
 The committee is nearly ready 10 Tport. All information necessary to .he formulation of an opinion has tcen secured and the work before lse committee now is to arrange the report and get it ready for presen- .ation.
 Regarding the question itsslf the own is divided. Many are in favor of the project, claiming that it will oe @ step in the right direction for Berlin. Others, fearing an increase n tue amount of taxes on their say that there will be no difference from the way matters stand now. except for the part the individual property owners will be axed moro heavily.
 Will Hold Meeting
 The Women of St. Pauls church, will hold meeting to- afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in 1 r. A. B. hall to make final plans for | he big whist which will be held Fri lay evening in Foresters' hall. All women of the parish are invited to 1 lttend the meeting tomorrow after i loon.
 Sugenhime Expected Home
 Max Sugcnhime, ticket agent at he Berlin depot, is expected home | rom Florida on Saturday, it was earned today. Mir, Sugenhime is low on his annual vacation in the | and where it's always June and post | ards from that vicinity attest to the | act that he is enjoying himself, He | will probably resume hts duties on next.
 East Berlin Items
 The members of the Community ,lub will enjoy an old fashioned | lance and social in the Knights of | oythias hall this evening at s o'clock 1 Mrs. Charles Nelson and Royal | Holmes will have charge of this | went and all members of the club | Ire requested 10 appear in costume. Prizes will be awarded for the best | costumes.
 Miss Georgia Kelsey has returned | 0 her home on Main street after pending the past few days as the yuest of Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Steed at | heir home in New Britain.
 The ladies of St, GahEiel's church | will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank 'obey on Wilcox avenue Friday af- ernoon.
 Harold R. Clark has returned 10 lis home on Wilcox avenue after