New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

nearly a mile on his brothers back before farmhouse was reached. Dwight was so numbed with the cold and so exhausted as q result of his struggle in the water that he was able 10 walk but a short distance, and the rest of the way his brother carried him, an extraordinary feat of strength, considering the fact that his brothers clothing was wet and he was also fatigued as re- suit of the experience.
 Both men were reported as get ting along nicely today They are under the care of Dr. Matthew II. GrisWold of Kcnsington.
 Cashman Heads Farmers Club
 Thomas r. Cashman of WorthjnE ton Ridge has been elected president of the Berlin Farmers club for thr coming year, Carl Lund is the new yicc-prcsldent and Lloyd Carter, son of First SoIectman George E. Garter, is secretary and treasurer.
 Members of the organization have reported a good yield of crops dur ing the past year. The club will hold meetings at stated intervals during the winter, probably cn Saturday nights. Somc special topic relative to agriculture or stock raising will be taken up at each meeting and on some occasions special speakers will be present 10 address the group.
 Tho club has proved popular with Berlin farmers, for tho reason that the may gather and discuss various problems in connection with their duties. Valuable Information can be secured at the meetings and the re- snlt is that each man may bring his puzzling questions 10 the meetings have them solved, and, in this way, learn 10 produce better crops.
 Sells 2@-ACrc Farm
 Mrs, Willis I. Savage Of Berlin has solo q @2-acrc farm 10 William Bar nard of Now Britain. Mr. Barnard plans 10 make his residence on the farm in the near future.
 Lynch Found Not Guilty
 Reversing the action of tho MpM- den police court. Judge John k, Booth, in tho criminal court of com mon pleas in New Haven yesterday, found William T. Lynch, proprietor of the Silver Lake inn hero, not guilty of driving while under the in fuoncn of liquor. Lynch WAS given ten days in iail and was fined $1o0 in tho Mcriaon court, from which decision he appealed.
 Lynch was involved in an automo- hilo accident in Mcridcn several weeks ago and he was charged with driving while under the influence Of liquor when he was halcd into court there.
 Mrs. Burton W. NGrth.
 The funeral of Mrs. Burton w. North of Berlin, who died al the Moridcn hospital on TGesl lay after noon, following an operation. will be held tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock from her late residence. Rev. Samuel A. Fiskc, pastor of the Bcr- lm Congrc gaticral church, will of- nciate, and burial will be in Maple cemetery.
 Entertainment And Sale.
 An entertainment and sale of Christmas articles will be held to- morrow evening at s o'clock at For ostcrs' hall by the teachers and pu- pils of St. paurs church Sunday school. Cake, candy and hand made articles will be on display, and in edition the children will present q Christmas entertainment. for whiah they have been rchearsins during the past several weeks.
 Fire District Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the East RCrIin Fire district will he held to- morrow evening at s o'clock at Ath- iotic hall, according to notices that have been posted about the village. Reports of officers for the past year and the election of officers for the coming term will be among inc mat ters tc come before the meeting.
 To S2l Trees.
 Members Of -Kasica post, American Legion, will start ceiling Christmas trees in Berlin. East Der lin and Kcnsinglon tomorrow. The post members will make q house 10 house canvass and will take orders, the trees to be delivered in the near future. This idea has been hit upon as q means of swelling 1ho head quutcrs fund O. the post and il is expected that tho Locienngircs will receive the spport of Berlin resi- dents.