New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

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 Letter Is Sent Out
 The Maple Cemetery association has sent out d circular letter to members of the organization, asking that $10O be contributed by each person for the perpetual care of their lots, A copy of this letter has been sent to each person owning a lot in the cemetery.
 The letter is as follows: "Dvar Friend:
 The Maple Cemetery association is ill need of tJnds for the care of thc lots and for the upkeep of the cemetery.
 ''There arc people buried thrre, in whom you are interested and the as soclaton is asking those who arc intr"rstrJ. If they will give one hun dr"l dollars (}f00) for the perpetual care of their lot.
 ''Tho money to bc deposited in the Berlin Savings bank, the income to care for their !ot.
 "Fhc cost for care of lot p.r },9r is from four 10 i've dollura, Gep~nd- ing on size Of lst.
 If Djlis do B not meet with your approval will lou phase advise what yoN will do for thp association"
 The letter is sicurd hy the preuI- dcnt, Charles A. Warren, and by the secretary and rrpusurcr George E. 
 Celebration In Bcrklcy
 Tn" Boc1N"y Quarter wilt hold it's sl,lnoriW Day ceIebration on Friday attrrnoou at o'clock. 1t was an today. The speaker Of the wilt be MaJor Frank L. Wilcox Of Berlin, who will deliver @n td'Iross appropriate 10 the occa- "ion
 \ parad,, E"aa"d by Girl scouts JrutI corps c: New Britain. will form a' thn S'llrn school and wii IuHrch tu tur- cemetery, where the ,>orcis"s will b" held There will he u d"h9a'ion of school children in line, in addition to representatives Of various Berlin orEuRizauons Mrs. r, x, Bacon, principal of the Selden school will be in charge ors the chlldr'n.
 * t'ha" roa)c and Althuf H. Buslnol have arranged Tor the music and for tn" speaker and it is "&noctrd that the exercises will be Highly impr' sSiyr.
 III With Rheumatism
 r.. II. Clark uC EgtIiu is recovering from srljous illness with rheumu- 'i.m and nrut,tis, from which he has been s'tf ring for the past few weeks. Mr. c1ark. during his illness, has been Ii>inr with relatives in New Britain. lIr is now ahle 10 he around again.
 i~h~ For Flowers s The general committee in charge oi Mcmoti@l pay has asked for con- irihntons of flowers and has ro- questcd all those having such con tribu,ions to itayy thrm at thr Ken eington ConErrgaiiunal church as early as possible OF Saturday morn Ing.
 Community Club Meeting
 The social meeting of the Ken sington Community rIub which is scheduled for tosight at X o'clock at Lloyd hall, promises 10 be an inter estmg one. Several members Of the Y. M. C. A. of New Britain win he present to furnish S, eral features or the program and there will also be acIs by Kcnsington people. Harry McKeon and his orchestra will tEr- nish music for dancing after tho on tertainmcnt program has hrcn brought to q conclusion.
 Meeting of Girl scouts
 4 regular meeting of the Girl Scouts of Berlin WAS held this aft crnoon at 1 o'clock in the scout room at the Berlin Congregational church. Routine business was iran s9cted and a large representation was present.
 Large Call For Stamps
 There has been a large call for the Lexington Concord postage stamps which have been placed OH sale at the kensington post office. Many residents, captured hy the gen. erat atractivcuess Of the issu" have secured specimens as souvenirs,
 Boy Scout Dance
 Tropp No. {. Roy Sruuts of Amer ica. Of kcnsington, will hoI1 iance