New Britain herald., 1925-01-29

organization favors one party more than another.
 Mrs. Reed Appointed
 Mrs. George J. Reed of Berlin has been appointed to conduct the cook ing class for girls under the super vision of the Hartford County Farm bureau. The class began its process of organization several weeks ago and the Farm bureau is to be com plimented upon securing a woman so capable of filling the position.
 To Attend Executive Session
 Mrs. John Pinches of Worthing- ton Ridge will attend meeting of the executive board of the state Sun shine society in Hartford tomorrow. Mrs. Pinches is prominent in the activities of this organization.
 Auto Takes Header
 Joseph Skelsky of 446 West Main street. New Britain. narrowly es- caped serious injury last evening, whe car he was driving skidcd at the bottom of Sand Bank hill and took header over bank.
 Mir. Skelsky was alone in the car and said today that his machine got caught in the car tracks. heading straight for the embankment and plunged over. The car did not turn over. but remained poised on it's nose. It was damaged considerably, being lowed 10 Mack's garage in Kensington for repairs.
 Farmers Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Berlin Farmers club will be held Saturday evening at s o'clock at the home of Thomas Cashman of Warrington Ridge. The name of the speaker has not yet been announced.
 Returns From Hospital
 Mrs. Frank Brown of Kensington has returned from the Hartford hospital, where she has been contn- ed as the result of an operation. She is reported asIgetting along nicely.
 Boy Scout Entertainment
 The members of the kensington troop of Boy Scouts will present an entertainment tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the kensington Congre- gational church. The program Will consist of musical numbers, an eX- bibition of scout work and feats of magic. The last part of the pro- gram will be given by John k. Chap man, who is well verscd in the Black Arts"
 The exhibition of scout work promises to be interesting. First aid to the injured will be demonstrated and there will be exhibitions of knot tying, together with drills by the boys.
 Mrs. Cary RCCupcratinS
 Mrs. Mary Carey, who has been ill for the past two weeks, is re- ported as being well on the way to recovery. She is recupcrating at her home in Konsington.
 Doing Jury Duty
 Arthur H. Bushnell and Hobart l.. Honiss arc doing jury duty in the superior court, Hartford, civil side, for the January term.
 Forty Attend Dance
 About 40 Kensington young men and women enjoyed a straw ride to East Hampton last evening. They attended a dance at the Seibert Opera house, the affair being given by Kensington people.
 Clear Over S75
 The card party held yesterday aft ernoon at Grange Hall by Canonicus branch, Sunshine society, proved tO be big success and it was reported today that the organization cleared S75.
 There were about 30 tables. with a prize for each table. Women were present from New Britain, Berlin and other towns in this vicinity. Sev- eral from New Britain, who had in tended 10 be present were prevented from doing so because of the fact that the Berlin busses could not &C., commodatc them, so rather than be late, they decided 10 stay at home.
 East Berlin Items The regular mid-week service will he held at the Methodist church this evening al the usual hour.
 Cards have been received from Max Sugcnhime who is spending his vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla. and he writes that the train he was on was thirty hours late on account Of