New Britain herald., 1925-08-06

since 1712 have all been secured and will be placed in the safe. The com mlttee appointed to do the work has applied itself 10 the collection of these documents and the work of classifying them has practically been completed. Robert H. Graham and Postmaster Sidney NJ. CoWIes, as- sisted by Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, form the committee.
 The committee has found records of the church from as far back as 17l2 and the records of the Eccle- siastic society date back 10 its or ganization in 1909. These are con- plete, down to the time of the incor- poration of the church. The church records are complete from l7l2 to the present day.
 Among the valuable possessions of the church is the original commun- ion service used when the church was organized in 17l2. This service is not complete, but the larger pieces
  service presented 10 tho church about 1 500 by Dr. Joseph Wells, and which was used until few years ago, is also preserved. Both of these services are Of solid silver and arc beautiful in workmanship. At the present time individual communion cups are used.
 The records of the various church organizations. such as the Sunday school, the Womans Missionary so- cicty and the Christian Endeavor so- ciety, have also been preserved and will be kept in the new safe.
 Real Estate Transaction
 Louis Vcssella has sold to Jake MarChctina a house and lot on Chris tian Lane. near Jacobs corner ac, cordng to warrantec deed filed with Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff.
 Visiting In Vermont
 Mrs. D. J, Trchy of Kcnsington is spending a vacation of two weeks in Vermont and in Hanover New Hampshire. Mrs. Trchy Is ono of Kcnsngton's well known residents.
 Church Mcctin. Tomorrow
 A special meeting of the k"nsng- ton Congregational church will be held tomorrow night at s o'clock in the church parlors. A program Of dedication for the new recreation field will probably be arranged for presentation on Saturday at the Sunday school picnic, and a name for the new field will he decided upon.
 Entertain at Camp Grounds
 Mir. and Mrs, F, r. Hanford of kensington entertained the follow ing at their cottage on Bristol ave nuo, Plain>ille Camp Grounds, yes tcrday: Rev. May B. Lord pastor of inc Kensington Methodist church. MT. and Mrs. Charles Lang don, Jr., Mir, and Mrs, Joseph Brown. Miss Ada Brown, Mrs. Henry Kciscr, Stephen Kcisor. Miss Alice Chapman Miss Elizabeth GugeL Miss Elvira Pabst, Miss Sarah Pabst, Miss Ruth Stromfors, Miss Dorothy Burnham, Mrs. C. Moulthrop and Arthur Colby, all of Kensington; Mrs, Grace Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanford and Miss Elvira Armsted, all Of Berlin.
 Rcgaining Her Health
 The condition of Miss Helen Gabany of East Berlin, who has been ill for some time. is reported 10 be much improved. She has been unier the care of pr. Nardi and pr, Hipiiitious.
 Sued For SI.500
 Napoleon Bernini Of East Berlin has been named defendant in suit for slSUo brought by Berlolini Brothers of New Haven. The writ is re;urnable in he superior court of New Haven the first Tuesday in September. Constable Fred Wrinkle of New Britain Nrred tho papers. The writ was iiGWn by Thomas J. Ryan, New Haven attorney.
 Dro,c WlhIe IIrnnk
 William Henry Groshcck of 26 Hopkins street. Hartford, is being held at the New llri'nln police sta- ton In default Of bonds of $500 off trial ia the Berlin town court to- rir ar 2 "''1rgc of driving while uEI,r t!is ..uigeucs 0: liquor.
 Gros5eck was arrested last night on tlie f'erlin turnpike, after g car driven by him had crashed into an- other machine driven by Charles C. Erickson of FnirSiew street. New Britain. Both cars were slightly