New Britain herald., 1925-01-20

street contributed to the sum neces- sary to the purchase of good watch and, as Mir. Woodruff said in the short but effective presentation speech, they wanted Mir. Kenney to remember that he had many friends in Berlin who are fond of him.
 John" left the Berlin line with the advent of the automobile busses While other motormen have comt and gone, changing as soon as pos siblc, because of the condition of the tracks, Mr. Kenney remained, con- tent to work among the people Of Berlin whom he looked upon as his friends.
 Calm State of Affairs
 No shakeup is threatened in the camp of the Kensington Athletic club, according to a prominent mem- Der of that organization today, in speaking of the article in last eve- ning's "HeraId' to that effect. It was pointed out by this Kensington nfan that everything is proceeding in a calm and satisfactory manner in that organization.
 Misinformation is responsible for the article, it being pointed out that the information was given out by one who is not a member of the club, who, when addressed last night by club members admitted that he had given out the data. Whether this was given with malicious intent Is not known. The person who gave out the article claimed that he was referring to another organization. He rctracted the statement in the presence of members of the club.
 Members of the club, righteously indignant regarding the article, will probably take steps to prevent those not members of the club from giving out information regarding it, cs- pcCially when non members lead others to believe the said informa- tion is official.
 BCftln Man sued
 Rackiffc Brothers Co.,, Inc. oi New Britain. through Attorney 1rv' ing Rachlin of that city, has brought suit for s250 against Nicholas Cie' nicwicz of Berlin. The writ was served by Constable Frank Browr and was returnable in the city cour of New Britain yesterday.
 Will Address Grange
 Professor Charles M. Rogers o Trinity college, Hartford, will ad dress members of Berlin Grange to- night. His subject will be "Tht Eclipse" and it is expected that ht will give out wealth of information regarding this unusual condition 1T i the skies. Officers of the Grange vii be installed previous to the talk Friends of the Grange have been in vlted to attend.
 Junior Endcayor Officers
 Katherine Gold has been choscl i president of the Junior EndeaNo society of the Berlin Congregations church, according to the list of Of flcers and committees for the coming year, which was announced today, Other officers are, vice-president John Hodgson; secretary, Elizsbetl Coale. The three committees hav' also been announced, The member are:
 Music committee: Viola Board man, William Coale, Norma Gibney Marion Barrett, Josephine Barra tiero, John Meagley, Mathilda Bar ratiero. Leslie Gwatkin, Elizabet' 1 Thompson and Willis Woodruff.
 Program committee: Helen HodE son, Elizabeth CoaIe, Harvey Wood ruff and John Hodgson.
 Social committee: aFlorence GIT ney, Mabel Barratiero, Garner Good win, Franklin Woodruff, Alice Guit' | Janet Thompson, Elliott Gwatkil Janet Houghton and Samuel Fiske Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske Is superir ] tendent of the Junior Endeavor an . 1t is expected that a busy season wi be entered into in the near futur
 Reelected Treasurer
 Mrs, John Pinches of Worthinl ton Ridge was reelected treasurer Inc New Britain branch of the II ternational Sunshine society at tf annual meeting yesterday afternoo
 Should Exercise Judgment
 The schols of Berlin will be session every day, unless it is in possible for teachers to get 10 Be lin from New Britain, according