New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Mrs. Burton w. North. This committee is composed of Chaplain Charles M. Weldon, Miss Hattie V. Hollistcr and Mrs. Grace l.. Ncntres.
 Engagement is Denied
 Miss Ruth Weymouth of Berlin today denied that she is engaged 10 Arthur A. Goodrich, son of Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Goodrich of East Berlin. Announcement of thes up- posed engagement was made several weeks ago and notice appeared in the "Herald". It Is probable that friends of the young people were responsible for the notice.
 Special Meeting Scheduled
 Notices have been sent to mem hers of the South Burying Ground association, calling attention to the fact that q special meeting of the organization will be held on Mon day evening, December T, at 7:45 o'clock at the home of C. Fred Johnson of Kcnsington. The eXecu- tive committee will make q report at this time and other business will be transacted.
 Jacobs Fined 80
 Arthur G. Jacobs of Drooklinc, was fined $&6 and costs by Judge George G, GrisWold in the Berlin town court last eNe- ming at the result of an accident on November fl. Jacobs was repre- scented by Attorney Henry Schatz Of Hartford.
 Jacobs was arrested for reckless driving by state policeman after machine operated by the Frookllhe man had collidcd with another No' hicle driven by Dr, F. Y, Hunting ton of Durham, about two mlI'' north of the Berlin center.
 Sunday school I3nirrtainncnt
 Tho annual Sunday school enter tainmcnt of the Kensington Congro- gationnl church will take place one week from tonight December 23 at 7.3o. in the parlors of the church. The program will consist of recita- tions, the singing of the old Christ mas songs and other attractions that should bn of interest to alI' Gifts for the ChiIdrcn's Home in New Britain, such as vegetables fruit. canned goods, toys, games anu clothing are asked for to be brought either next Sunday to the sunday school or Wednesday the night oi the entertainment. This is an an- nuaI custom of the school and generous contribution will be ap- prcciatcd.
 Has New Automobile
 John Conlon, familiarly known as .'The Mayor of Blue Hills,' has nur- chased a new delivery truck which will be used in the future on his milk route. John, who is well known in town, has been spending several lays in learning to drive the ma rEinc, Mir. Conlon formerly en- n1oved a horse and wagon in which inc hotties were conveyed and this now automobile will be a great time saver.
 Moving Into New Home
 Dr, A. !. Goodwin and Mrs. Good win of Kensington today moved into Their new home on Pennington ,venue. which they recently pur' chased Their new residence Is To- rated some distance west of Cpson $ Corner.
 Returns From Reunion
 Harold Vcntres. commander or Bolton -Kasica post, American Le- rion has returned from New Mill ford where he attended reunion of Company F. 102nd United States Infantry, the, outfit with which he was identified during the world war. He met several of his old "huddirs" whom he had not seen since they parted in France in l9l& This reunion was the first the regl- mont has held since the war anu !" is planned to hold another in New Haven next year.
 Children Enjoy Party
 The arrival of SantN Claus in a high powered automobile vas the climax of the festivities last even ing in connection with the annual Christmas party held for children of Berlin Changers. There was a large gathering and the children en- loved themselves 10 the utmost. \ large Christmas tree and the pre- scntation of gifts were features Of the evening. Games were played and luncheon was served in the