New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
BERLIN NEWS
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den representatives who spoke at tho recent meeting in kcnstngton held for the purpose Of discussing the possibilities Of having such a road bniIt In addition to these men Hollis lmmick, Henry c, Bibeau and W, H. WWthcr have been chosen as members of the committee.
 It ls hrhrvrd that ir this road were improved, the traffic on the present atI'o road through Mcriicn Would ig t'sScnrd, rersons going [" the shore by this route, could when they reached the corner of 'aH.nI aN"uia and West Main silc't turn into Bradley avcnue, a0i ,honr" 10 the Hanover road, c"ues'lne with the present state road at NrCh'r, corner.
 The KouSlng,ou or Blue Hills road Is lhrough ha@WIrul country. and would h' Oh of the most plcasantest arI'"s In this vicinity if the roadway we're improved, In fact many drive over the road now for tho fine 7'en'rN even though the road Is not in very good condition.
 Will Address Changers
 Professor Charles E, Rogers Of Trinity college Hartford, will ad- dress members of Berlin Grange and their friends at the hall in kcusing- ton next Tuesday evening. Ilo will speak on the coming eclipse of the sun, His talk will he. illustrated with lantern slides and promises to be in tortsllng. Friends of the Grange will he invited 10 attend.
 Previous to thls talk tho annual installation of officers Of this or -aniIatiou will be held. Louis F. ToIlcs, worthy state steward, of Mcr- ilcn, will he tho installing officer.
 Motherhood Club
 Miss Mary Griswold, superintcnd- ant of schools n Berlin, will address q meeting Of the Berlin Motherhood club at the home of Mrs. samuel A. Eiske next Wednesday afternoon at , o'clock. Her subject has not h"cn announced, as yn', Assisting Mrs, Fishe in entertaining members of the club will be Mrs F, O, ShjCrden.
 Visiting in Town
 The Misses Mary and Gladys Me- Avoy of Ston"y Creek are visiting their amt, Mrs, Elizabeth Whitney of hcnsinEton. They will remain for several days.
 Fishermen Catch Colds
 KonsinStons premier fishermen started out uE1in yesterday morning at about u'c'ork, bound for their fishing grounds Somewhere In Con mcticut." They remained through tie binding suowstorm of yesterday afternoon and returned a about 8 o'clock las, night. All of them caught cnlds hn, no fish were to be seen. They saiI they were too tired 10 carry tb,m I"nIc, or something like that. One story is as good aS another, under tho circumstances.
 Items of Interest
 The two young children of Mir and Mrs. James Ellsworth ot Ken Fme'on are condned 10 their home by illness.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fran). l., Wilcox left yesterday for FIorlla, where they will spend tho rest of t'4 winter,
 First S"l,r'mm George E. Carter will entertain the members of inc Berlin Farmers club at his home to- ueIt at s o'clock.
 Ernest Brown Of Berlin is Coufjm- ell 10 his home with a spraiuei right arm. He IS under the care of Dr. l.. 1I. GrjsWold
 The condition Of Charles l}urhans, who has hcen iu a crurul condition nt the Ncw Britain Gcncral hospital since Wednesday, as a result Of being crushed by a cay.-i0 as he vas dig ging ditch, remains uu"Aanr"d, ac- cordiug to word from the hospital today,
 st. paul's Church
 NaSses will he celebrated at and iG o'clock tomorrow morning at St. PaN's church, krNNngton. Rev. John C. Brennan VIII be in charge sunday school VIII follow,
 sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at ? o'c'orE tomorrow morning at Sacred Heart church, East Berlin. N.v. J. C, ts,er,,n of kenein~tor rll he ,n