New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

vacation camping at Lake Winni- pesaukee, New Hampshire. They are staying at Owls Nest camp.
 May Order New Flags
 Emil o. Shjerden and Fred Troup, member of the Community Center association's committee for the furnishing of flags and stand- ards to be placed along Berlin street on holidays, have announced that people who have not procured these flags and who arc dcsirous of getting them, should communicate with that committee ss soon as pos sible, as an order will be sent in next week.
 Similar flags first made their ap- pearance along Berlin street on July 4 and they gave the thorough- fare a distinctly patriotic touch, Many other towns and cities have adopted the custom of setting out these flags on holidays among whom are New Britain merchants.
 Pratt at Summer School
 Charles Pratt of Berlin is entered at the summer school at Columbia university, where he is studying psychology. Mrs. Pratt is spending the summer with Edward Pratt and family of New Britain at their cot tage at Madison.
 Roadway Needs Repairs
 The section of roadway directly under the railroad underpass in Kensington is in lamentahle Condi. tion at the present time. The many rains of the past few weeks have done their work well and have washed great holes in the pavemen' which tax the springs of every cal passing over them. The stretch o' highway has had no chance to dr! between the many rainstormS anc consequently the dirt has become softened. The heavy traffic alon: the road has worn great holes snr 1t is the opinion of motorists tha
 something should he done 10 i'm
 prove conditions there. The road is
 state aid highway,
 I,ntcrtains at Bridge
 Mrs. Clarence E. Baldwin of Ken
 sington entertained four tables O
 bridge at her home yesterday after noon. Miss Loretta Alling va awarded first prize and the secon
 prize went 10 Mrs. R. A. Williams
 A delightful luncheon was serve during the afternoon. sunday school Picnic ! The annual Sunday school piCni ' of the Kcnsington Congregations D churches promises to be one of tn ' largest affairs in the church year. z will he hcld tomorrow afternoon { ,, the new recreation field, the actir % ties beginning with a hall game al r o'clock
 A special service of dedication wi . be held, since the picnic will be il ], tlst formal event on the new tiel c A program of games will be carrie
 out and a picnic lunch served, Wa
 ermelon will form the final Cour' " of this lunch. Throughout the af st .ernoon the members of the Chri It tian Endcavor society will sell soc h. and ice cream.
 g The baseball game will be stag m hctW cen a picked team of men T st siding in the eastern section of Il se parish and another team of men T -- siding in the western section. v- special Church Meeting I,. A special meeting of the kensin
 ton Congregational church will of held this evening al 7:30 o'clock ~, the church parlors and several ma ,'. itcrs in connection with the nt ';S recreation field will be discuss, "' Rules and regulations for the co duct of the grounds will be dra' ,'' up. d name will be decided upon a U. dedication service for the field W ''' be arranged.
 IL East Berlin Items h' Miss Winifrcd Barnes of AIi to street has returned 10 her ho
 .after spending a vacation at Am
 bury, Mass.
 m James Mclaughlin and family u' Main street have moved to N hg Britain
 he Miss Edith Northrup is spend ri- vacation with friends in Stonir ton.
 The men of St Gahriel's chu
 will meet Saturday afternoon lin complete work on the new sidew ,h- which is being laid at the church in. George Cole. sr, left this morn Ids for OWego. New York, where he a attend the funeral of his sister.