New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
Sugenhime a Delegate.

Max Sugenhime of East Berlin was elected by the Modern Woodmen society to act as a delegate 10 the state convention of the order, which will be held in Bridgeport in May. The East Berlin branch of the or ganization is extremely active. Plans were talked of for smoker and social which will be held sometime in May. Final arrangements for this affair will be made at the next meet ing.
 ., no Bus Line Rumored.
 Rumors that there will be a bus line from East Berlin to shore points this summer are current about that sectionsa the town.
 Regarding the agitation for an ex- tension of, the present New Britain Berlinonhe, there is nothing new on the question. It seems to have died an early death. Several residents, 1t will be remembered, had planned to circulate petition for presentation to the Connecticut company, asking that an extension of the line be granted. No petition has been forth coming and it is generally under stood that no one wishes to accept the responsibility for the idea.
 Sewing Class Meets.
 The Ladies Sewing class of Ber- lin Grange met yesterday afternoon at the hall on Damon's Hill An in- ] teresting session was the result and refreshments brought the meeting to a close. Another meeting will be l held in the near future. |
 Young Folks Hold Dance.
 A group of young people of the Berlin community held an informal | social and dance in the Worthing- ton Community house last evening. A large crowd was present and an | enjoyable time had by al who at tended. Refreshments were served and games were played in the course of the evening. Phonogrdph selec- tions furnished music for dancing.
 To Visit In Boston.
 Miss Phyllis Senning of Kensing- i ton, a teacher at the kensington . Grammar school, will spend part of. the Easter recess as the guest Of friends in Bost on,. Mass.
 Have Deeds Ready
 The men in charge of reassess- ment in Berlin today requested that residents in districts where the work is being carried on. have deeds and other papers relating to their homes and property ready when the arrive. This will facili- ate the work and will, no doubt, enable the men to finish with this part of the work much sooner than hey would if residents had to search for these important papers. The work is progressing and everywhere, So far. the men have net with the entire cooperation of he townspeoplc.
 Schools Close Today !
 The Berlin schools closed this afternoon for. the Easter recess. Sessions will be resumed on Tues lay morning, April IA. Many of he teachers, residing out of town. will spend the vacation at their 1omes. When the children begin he last lap of the term, the end of he school year will be but two months distant.
 Final Tournament HcId
 The T, A. B. society held it's final Thursday night card tournament at he hall last evening. setback and '4o' being the order of the eve- ling. The young men trimmed ihc i'd timers at "45" and the o. B. Q. cam beat the Tabs at setback. Re- reshments and smokes were served fter the tournament. These sf- airs have proved extremely popu- IT with kensington men and large atherings have been present at the all each Thursday evening since he tournaments started.
 Boy Scouts to Meet
 4 regular meeting of the Row couts of Berlin will be held tonight I the scout room of the Berlin congregational church. The usual outline matters will be discussed at his meeting, under the direction of lev. Samuel 4. Fiske, scout. laster.
 Takes Over Garage Louis Marine Of Kensington has 'ken over the garage in Berlin,