New Britain herald., 1925-03-24

is no about that there will be some- thing doing.
 To Escmplify Degrees
 The first and second degrees will be exemplified on q class of 19 can- difatcs at q meeting of Berlin Grange on Tuesday evening, April ', it was announced today. by Claude W. Stevens, master of the organiza- tion. The third and fourth degrees will be eTemplitied on April q.
 The work on the first Tuesday of the month will be done by the of flcers of Berlin Grange, but the in- itiation into the third and fourth de- arces will be carried out by visit ing degree team. Following the "Xemplifcation of the third and fourth degrees harvest supper will be held,
 Bowling Banquet March 3l
 The annual banquet of the Ken :;nEton Bowling league will be held on Tuesday evening, March 31, at Grange hall. Berlin, it was learned today. \ meeting of the orsaniza- tion WIS held last night at the T. A. E. han and the date was decided upon. The banquet promises to be one Of the biggest held by the league 10 date. Mrs. kronholm of New Britain will cater and about 90 peo- pie will be present.
 Dr. Roger NJ. Griswold will oc- cupy his usual position as toastmas- ter and he will make the prcsenta- tions of prizes 10 the winning teams. It is expected that the well known kensington physician will deliver n short address in connection with the presentations.
 Several other talks will be deliv- cred and an entertainment will be provided by out of town artists.
 Condition the Same
 The condition of Archer Walsh of East Berlin, who is confined 10 his home with illness, remains serious, although slight improvement has been noted.
 Organizer in Town
 Miss Sally Fanny GIeaton, or ganizer of the Connecticut League of Women Voters, will be in Berlin this week in the interests of her organ- Zation. It is expected that a branch of the league will be formed in Berlin before long.
 Moving Old Hotel
 The old building which for so many years stood at the corner of Berlin street and the Pennington load, next to the Soldiers monu- ment, and which was known as the Berlin hotel. began a journey this morning, which will take it in a southcrly direction 10 a foundation built for it next to the Meisner property.
 The building has been bought by Russell Gold of Berlin and will be converted into a dwelling house for his family. It is mere skeleton of the once we'll known and attrac- tive hostelry on the post road. It has been shorn of it's spacious porches and west wing.
 Father Egan to Speak
 Rev. Francis Egan of Hartford will deliver the sermon tonight at 7;S0 o'clock at St. Paul's church. This will be one Of the regular Tues day evening services scheduled each week during Lent.
 Home Town Minstrcls
 The next meeting of the Kensing- ton Community club will hold in store many features of interest for tho members, The foremost will be a Home Town Minstrel entertain ment which is being arranged by a committee and in which many well known kensington entertainers will appear. The entertainment promises to be an interesting one. as the committee will incorporate in it many old time songs and comic stunts. There will be several other features on this program which will be presented at Lloyd hall on Tues day evening. March s1. at 8 o'clock.
 Road Being Oiled
 The New Britain road through Kensington 10 the foot of Sand bank hill. New Britain, is being oiled by the state highway depart ment in preparation for summer traffic. The work was started yes tcrday and will continue for the next few day5. Ii is expected that the