New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
Marriage Is Announced,

The marriage has been announced Of Olindio FaIcetti of Rochester, N. r., to Miss Julia Mary Collins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Amos Col lins of Kensington, on January 20. Rev. John C. Brennan performed the ceremony.
 Real Estate Deal.
 The Central Realty company of New Britain has sold to Mary and Jimmy Cagliatre of Berlin the prop erty on Lower Lane, formerly owned by Sam Huck.
 Road Conditions Fair.
 Berlin has shoveled itself out after the recent snowstorm and the roads are in fair condition. The main thor oughfares, where the snow blows have travelled, present a faultless appearance, but many of the back roads are in the grip of the storm as much as they were Tuesday after noon.
 The main roads are in much bet ter condition than they have been for the past few winters, due partly to the amount of traffic passing along them. The vehicles have served to pack the snow where it has not been cleared out. Automobiles have been fin danger of becoming caught in the deep snow along some of the back roads, however.
 A large truck became stalled in the snow on the East Berlin hill yes terday and 1t was necessary. to enlist the aid of the wrecking car from the Abel garage before it could be start cd.
 Condition Still Critical
 Miss Beatrice Thompson of Berlin who has been confined to the New Britain General hospital as the re suit of an operation, is reported as still being in a critical condition, all though it was said that she seemed to be resting somewhat more con- fortably today.
 Gives Interesting Talk Miss Mary Griswold, superin- tendent of schools gave most in- teresting talk at meeting of the Berlin Motherhood club, which was | held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske. She discussed informally the subject ol children in the schools and told many facts of interest to members of the club. Mrs. F.. o. Shjerden as. sisted Mrs. Fiske in entertaining the l guests.
 UndergOcs Operation ! Mrs. Charles Gullong of Kensing' [. ton underwent an operation at tho New Britain hospital today and i is reported that her condition is good She is under the care of pr. Allie J Goodwin.
 Burhans is Improving
 Charles Burhans of Berlin. whC was crushed in a slight landslide short time ago as he was working or the property of the Square Dea garage, is rapidly improving il health, but it still confined 10 thu New Britain General hospital.
 One Hundred Attend Banquet
 About 100 people attended, tn banquet held last night at Grang' hall for employees of Rackliit Brothers. Inc, of New Britain. Fol lowing the banquet, five acts o vaudeville were provided. Thos who entertained were The Five Step pers; Smiths Trio; Hans Guelsdorl xylophone artist; Ernest k Schieidge, ventriloquist; and Nelli gan and Barrett, vocalists, Dancin was enjoyed until late hour, Will Undergo Treatment Mrs. D. II, Montgomery of Berli has left for New York city, wher she will undergo treatment in sanitarium.
 East Berlin Items.
 The regular mid-week service wi | be held at the Methodist church tn evening at the usual hour.
 Mrs. Armand Morneau of KeI sington was the guest of relatives town yesterday. Mrs. Morneau hi recently returned from vacatio spent in Sweden.
 NJ. Sugenhime of Wilcox aven' left today for a months vacauc in St. Petersburg, Fla. D. J. NJ Carthy of Middletown is substitu ing for him at the Berlin station,
 The, Boys club will meet in tl basement of the Methodist churC this evening.