New Britain herald., 1925-08-04
sessment totalled $17.9S.
 Nacationing at Seashore

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 Nacationing at Seashore
 Mrs. John J. McCabe will spend the remainder of the summer season at her cottage at Indian Neck, Bran. ford.
 Son Is Born
 A son has been born to Mir. anG Mrs. Andrew Kapuscynski of Ken. Sington.
 Community Club Program.
 An interesting program has beer arranged for the weekly meeting O. the East Berlin Community club ir the basement of the Methodis church tomorrow avcning. This pro. gram will consist of a performance by drum trio composed of Jame! Trevethen, Arthur McKCndrick ant Raymond Rich, with Mrs. Max Su genhime at the piano. Another fea ture on the program will be selec ions by an instrumental trio com posed of F. Vernon Reed. violin Mrs. Max Sugcnhime, piano. ant Miss Dorothy Sugcnhime, mandolin The entertainment will close with { classic dance by Miss Virginia Bald win and a recitation by Miss Doris Dutton. Refreshments will be served and games will be played at the con- c'usion of the program.
 Special Church Meeting.
 A special meeting of the Kensing' ton Congregational church member: will he held on Friday evening at o'clock in the church parIors. The purpose of the meeting will be tc draw up a set of permanent rules for the playground and recreation field and to arrange some sort of an an' proprato service of dedication of the field on Saturday.
 To Leave On Auto Trip.
 pr. Mathew II. GrisWold ant Mrs. Griswold of Kensirgton will leave Thursday on an automobile trip to northern Vermont. They will visit friends in several towns in thai section of New England and will re- turn to Kcnsington August II. Dr Griswold has large circle o friends in Vermont, as he made his 1rme in that state for about three years.
 Officers Are Elected
 Max Sugenhim0 was elected presi' dent of the East Berlin Improve ment company at the annual meet ing which was hold last evening al Athletic hall. Edward Main was chosen vice president, A. Lawrence secretary. and M H. Hazen, treas, urcr,
 The following hoad of director; was elected. Max Sugenhime, NJ. H Hagen, John P. DeMorc, Albert Lawrence. Edward Main and George DeMore. According to reports pre- sented last evening. the past year has been an extremely successful one for the association and it Is ex, pectcd that inc coming one will be Just as SOCCeSSl LII.
 Picnic of Sunday school
 The annual picnic Of the Sunday school department of the kensing' ton Congregational church will be held at the new recreation field or Saturday afternoon of this week. A ball game between residents of the western section Of the district and the eastern section will be one oi the features of the day. This game is scheduled for p. m. Following the ball game there will be pro gram of sports and athletic events
 Ice cream and soda will be or sale. under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor society and c picnic supper will be served at the proper time. It is expected that brief service Of dedication of tn, field will take place in the course oi the afternoon.
 VIII Clean Up Field
 All men, young and old, Of tht Kensiugton Congregational church together with such friends as car he mustered for the occasion, arr urged to be present at the recreation field this evening as soon after 6:St o'clock as possible, for the purpos, or cleaning up the field in prepara. ton for the Sunday school picnic or Sainrlay T1'a work will consist O moving grIs,, md weeds, raking ih' hall diamond and doing other sucl jobs
 Meeting Of SelcCtmcn
 Routine business Uas transactet at the meeting of the board Of SC leetmen last night In the ofice (