New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

societies and the Kensington branch, | of which Dr. Goodwin is physician. | is one of the most active in the ! state.
 Jalmer Holmquist
 Jalmer Holmquist, who died Sun day night at his home, 60 Linwood street, New Britain, was well known in kensington and the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home of his father, John Holm- Quist in kensington. The services will be in charge of Rev. Dr, Abel A. AhIquist of New Britain at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Tairvicw cemetery, New Britain.
 Joseph isrigano
 The funeral of Joseph Brignano of Bcckley, who died Saturday night at the Hartford hospital, was held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Pau's church in kcnsington. Rev. John C. Brennan officiating. The pail bearers were John Williams. Mario Pironc. James EaNiz2a, Peter Ger lone, Frank Contino and Joe Caval- lero. Burial was in St, Mary's ccmc- tcry, New Britain.
 The Worthington Club orchestra will hold a dance in Grange hall on Friday evening. July S1, it was an nounced today. The affair will be- gin at s o'clock in the evening and dancing will continue until mid night, It is planned to present certain per cent of the proceeds 10 the Worthington Community Center association.
 Berlin Grange Meeting
 "Neighbors' Night" at Berlin Grange this evening will doubtless attract a large number of visitors from towns in this vicinity. The special guests of the local organiza- ton will be the Oranges from Cheshire, Cromwell and NCWington An interesting program of entertain mcnt will be offered by talent from each one of the visiting Oranges and a general good time will be had. Refreshments will be served and dancing enjoyed in the course of the evening.
 New Garage Being Erected It is expected that two weeks Nll' see the completion of the new garag" on Pennington avenue, which is br ing erected by the Masscrio Brother" of Berlin. This new structure is To catcd on the north side of Farming ton road, just east of the Murr", clay pits and. when completed, will be one of the largest garages i' town. The Giannotta Constructim company is building the structur" and it was designed by Max Unkcl bach of New Britain.
 Slight Accident Reported Alfred Roberts. a farmer of Beck Icy. has reported that he was in H slight automobile accident in New | Britain on Sunday. A car driven by him was struck by another machine operated by Thomas W, Ryan of | Bristol, Both cars were damaged, i but no arrests were made.
 Items of Interest
 \ social will be held by the Camp i Fire Girls :his evening at the homo of Mrs. William Runce.
 It is expected that the session of the Berlin town court will be a lengthy one. since there are several continued cases 10 be disposed Of,
 East Berlin Items.
 The regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be held at their hall on Grove street this even- ing.
 : Miss Marjorie Johnson. who re- gently underwent an operation fol appendicitis at inc Hartford hospital has returned 10 her home on Mair street much improved.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Eden ant Miss Doris Eden of East Orange, N j., are the guests Of Mrs Anna Mil drum at her home on Main street. l Mrs, Archer Sapper and son Dean, of Middletown, have been th, guests Of Mir. and Mrs Charlet Woodward.
 The library will open Wednesla. afternoon and evening for the ex change of books.
 Roland S. Turner of Jonesboro Ark. is spending his vacation witt his parents. Mir and Mrs. l.. r ' Turner, Of Cottage street.
 The members from this place 0 lthe Berlin Grange will attend [ meeting at the Grange hall in Ber- lin this evening.