New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

jured at the Stiles & Reynolds brick yards, when he was pinned between two heavy trucks. He was standing in front of the hood of one truck, when the driver of machine in front, cranked his vehicle. The truck was in reverse gear and it backed up. Before Hinman could duck out of the way the truck had closed him in and he was pinned between the two heavy vehicles. He was finally extricated and taken to the office of Dr. Matthew Griswod. One leg was badly bruised and lacerated and he was sent to his home. He is the owner of string of trucks used in the transportation of bricks. His escape from more serious injury was as lucky.
 Tabs Have Big Time
 St. Paul's T. A. and B. society to Kensington had big time last night at the organizations rooms at Up- sons corner, when the 25th anni- versary of; the founding of the so- ciety was observed. A smoker, en- tertainment and speeches made up the evenings program.
 Rev. Michael Sullivan of Hart ford, who was pastor of the St. Paul's church when the organiza- tion was formed in Kensington and who was instrumental in bringing about the formation of the society, was present. He delivered an inter- estfng address on the T. A. B. so- ciety and it's work throughout Con- necticut..
 Dr. Roger M. Griswold, health of ficer of Berlin and friend of the T. A. B. society, was also present as a guest of honor and delivered a short talk on "The Benefits of the T. A. B. Society,"" His talk outlined the laymen's views of the society and was deeply inspiring. Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church and chaplain of St. Pauls society, was present and delivered a short talk.
 Rev. Fr. Sullivan presented med als to William W. Pagan, J. r. Moore and William J. Dooley, who have completed 25 years of mem bership. Each of these men deliv- cred short talk.
 Entertainment was furnished by DeLowery and Johnson, comedy team of Kensington. Those boys sang, danced and told funny stories and were highly amusing.
 Epworth Meeting Friday
 The annual group meeting of the Epworth league groups will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. daylight saving time, at the East Berlin Methodist church. Of- fcers for the coming year will be elected and other important business will be transacted. The address of he evening will be given by Rev. George B. Gilbert of Middletown, who has gained statewide repu- alton as speaker. It is certain | hat his talk will be one of great ! interest and importance to those who attend this meeting. An enter ainment program will follow the ! ak. About 15O people are expect ! Id to attend.
 : Morthington Orchestra Dance
 The dance which will be given on friday evening at the Grange hall ,y the Warrington club orchestra will be one of the big affairs of the coming month in Berlin. This or popular group in Berlin. ,as made many friends and il is ex- 1 ,ected that large attendance will | ,e present.
 Mrs. Boarlman Former Resident
 Mrs. Abigail Boardman. who died Monday night at St. Luke's home, at tho age Of 91 years. vas a former resident of Berlin and m aunt of John H, Weber. who yesterday celebrated his 18th birth lay anniversary.
 Mrs. Boardman was married vice. her first husband having been 'ohn North. a member of the North amily of Berlin She lived in Ber- inc for some time many years ago. ut of late years had not visited the own. Her second husband was Will jam Boardman of Portland. She lved in that town for about 1a ears. She is survived by three ons. John \. Boardman Of Collins file. Linsley P. North and Frank c.