New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

negative, Charles E. Wright and Richard Colby. This deDate is scheduled for February 2.
 A committee composed of Thomas Emerson. C.B. Baldwin, Lyman Hall, Douglas DeMers and Ora Eagerly were appointed to arrange for a supper and entertainment for some time in February, to which all men in the community will be invited.
 Realty Matters in Berlin
 The number of realty transactions in Berlin has been less recently and few have been filed at the office of the town clerk. Among them are:
 Margaret 4. Butler of Meriden has sold to the City of Meriden 30 acres of land in Berlin located on the Mer- iden watershed.
 Grace E. Vile of Kensington has sold to Frank Veronese Of Kcnsing ton a house and lot on Langdon Lane. The understanding is to the effect that the former owner will vacate by the middle of April.
 Jordan and Selleck have sold to Oresta Mostieri of Kensington Lot No. , on Treasure Field.
 Luigi Magnano has sold to Eu- genio Massirio d house and lot on the Christian Lane road near Mott's Corner.
 Bond is Given
 The Kensington Athletic club has been given a bond for deed by Mrs. Anna l.. Barnard of Kensington. The land involved is in kensington and is familiarity known at Tairlawn Manor. The papers have been filed with Town Clerk Arthur l.. Wood ruff.
 It is not known to just what use the land will be put. although it is probable that 1t will be converted into an athletic field eventually.
 Has Tonsils Removed
 Francis McKeon, son of Mir. and Mrs. John McKeon of Kensington, underwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital today for the removal of tonsils. His condition is reported as good.
 Will Elect Officers
 The postponed election of officers will be held at a meeting of Court Mattabessett, Foresters of America, which will be held Thursday evening at s o'clock in the hall in Kensing- ton. This meeting will be an inn portant one and members have heen urged to turn out, inasmuch as the bylaws committee is expected to make a report at that time. The proposed bylaw changes have oc- cupied a great deal of time and have furnished continuous discus sion in the lodge and it is expected that the question will be settled definitely at Thursdays meeting.
 Program Is Announced
 Rev. Samuel A., Fiske, pastor ot the Berlin Congregational church, and Rev. Samuel SutcIiffe, rector of St. Marks Episcopal church. New Britain, will be among the speakers at the first annual banquet Of the East Berlin Community club, which will be held in Pythian hall, East Berlin, tomorrow night.
 This banquet will serve to cele- brate the first anniversary of the founding of thel club and extensive plans have been made by the com mittee in charge, which expects thai this affair will be one of the bigges and most successful in East Berlinfi history.
 Musical numbers on the program will be furnished by Miss OliN' Richardson of Yalesvilie, accom- panied by Mrs. Roy Cole; and b! MT. and Mrs. John Lindsay of Ne7 Britain. These three entertainer are we'll known in this vicinity. Rev 1 F.. T. Thienes and Mir. Lamberton secretaries of the Hartford count, Y. NJ. c. A, will be present and the, will assist in making the program success, as will Mir. Norrie Of Spring 1 field college, who will help with tn evenings series of games.
 The business of the evening vii be that of electing officers for tn coming year. The past year ha been extremely successful under tho capable leadership or Harold Clark | president, and his assistants. The 1 other officers who have guided th' destinies of the club during 1924 are, Vice president William Brown Secretary E. Vernon Reed ana