New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

year, stated today that he has not
 heard whether or not a drive will ! be conducted.
 Property Is Sold
 Ellen N, Norton of Kensington has sold to William J. Hull a house and lot situated on Farmington road just east of the property of the Edgar Ives estate, according to deeds filed lat the office of Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff.
 Visiting In Kcnsington
 Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Pagan of De- troit, Michigan. are visiting their parents in Kcnsington. Mir, Pagan is the son ot Mrs. Thomas Pagan. Mrs, Pagan is the former Miss Anna Carey. She is the daughter Of Mrs. Mary Carey of kensington.
 Few Letters Via Air Mail
 There have been very few letters received in Kensington, bearing the air mail stamps, according to in- formation received today from the kcnSington post office. It is under stood that the Berlin office has not had much business along that line, either. The few letters received in town have been sent from California mostly. and there have been only few outgoing letters designed to be sent by aeroplane.
 It is not expected that the new air mail route between Boston and New York, with q stop al Hartford, will affect Berlin postal matters to any greater extent than has been noticed 10 date. Although stamps are kept on hand there are few calls for them.
 Enjoying Vacation
 Miss Laura Ringwood or kensing- ton is enjoying her annual vacation. She is employed al the Corbin Cab met Lock company in New Britain.
 Mrs. Robert Cole Pinchcs
 The funeral of Mrs. Robert Cole of Berlin, who died yester- day at the New Britain General hos pitaI, will be held tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock from her late home. Rev. John IT, Kingsbury Of Berlin. who has been conducting services at the Berlin Congregation al church, will officiate and burial l will be in Maple cemetery.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs. Frank Potts was pleasantly by number of her friends last evening, the occasion being her birthday. Mrs. Potts was the recipient Of many useful and | beautiful gifts. Tho party broke ny at a late hour, her many friends wishing her many happy returns ot the day,
 The Community club program for tomorrow evening promises 10 be one of the most interesting of the | season. Several reels of moving pie lures have been secured for the eve ming. the subject of the films being | the "Production and Manufacture Of l OiI." The reels were secured through , the courtesy Of George E. Dalbey, 1 who was a mining engineer in the | west for a number of years and is [ now associated with the Stanley | Chemical company. Some of the fea- lures of the picture will be the drill l ing Of the oil wells and some of the l notable "gushcrs," as well as the | pipe line system whereby | the oil is routed from the producing | fields to the refneries hundreds or | miles away. The committee in 1 charge Of the evenings program is Mir. and Mrs W. H. Payne, Miss Winifred Barnes and Mrs. J, Rose | Following the evening en- icrtainment there will be q meeting | of the cabinet to act on Saturdays | outing. Several hundred are expect ed to go 10 Hotchkiss grove for the day. The committee on athletics has prepared a number of events as part of the days sports.
 Prayer meeting will be held al the l Methodist church Thursday evening | at 7:30 o'clock to which all are in yited to attend.
 A number Of friends surprised | Edgar Peterson last evening at his home on Main street, it being his | anniversary. Friends were 1 present from many nearby towns. | Games were played after which re- treatments were served.
 Angelo Pulcini next to A. & P, kensington. Best shoe repairing