New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
Cost of Building

The cost of the proposed new combination town building has been estimated at between $150,000 and S175,0 by those interested in for warding the project. New develop ments in the action made them selves evident when one of the most prominent members of the kensington League of Women Voters evinced her interest in the project and went so far as to fig ure cost covering construction. Worthington ridge residents have stated that they will oppose any move for the installation of a jail on Berlin street. claiming that other locations are more suitable for the lookup than in the midst of the residential district of the town.
 Maselli- Francis
 Miss Mildred Francis of Kensing- ton was married this morning to Frank Massell also of kcnsington, Rev. John C. Brennan officiating The wedding took place at St. Paurs church. Nicholas Masselli, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man and Miss Harriet Gwraz- boWski was maid of honor. The couple will reside in Kensington following a wedding tour of New England.
 Banns of Marriage
 Banns of marriage for Joseph Thomas Tcnch of West Hartford and Miss Katherine Marion Crow ley of Kensington have been an- nounced by Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church, Kensng- ton. The ceremony Is planned to take place at St. Paul's church on Wednesday, November 3, at 3 o'clock.
 Banns for Leonard Raymond Arute of New Britain and Marie Alice Roche have also been an- nounced by the kensington pastor. The wedding day is set for Thurs day, November 1, at o'clock at St. Paul's church.
 Social Planned
 There will be a Halloween social | held in the Kensington Methodist ! church parlors on Friday evening. !. Games and stunts will be under the | direction of the recreational leader. ] George Tryon. Everybody interested | is cordially invited by the commit { lee planning the event and a large . attendance is expected.
 Returns to Hospital
 Miss Adele Murray of Kcnsington returned 10 St. Raphael's hospital, | New Haven, last evening. Miss Murray came home from the New Haven institution in August after a ong stay and it has been found nec- nssary for her to return to receive further treatment. As she was one If the most active workers for the installation of the district nurse md having been busy on the com ng state elections, it is thought hat she overworked herself during he work. She is expected to return O this place after a ten days stay t the hospital.
 Fair Opens Tomorrow
 East Berin's Community fair 'pens tomorrow evening with minstrel show staged by the old own minstrels whose past per have attracted thou ands, All of the latest as well as number of the old song hits are included in the musical score. The lall has extra seats added. Two minstrel shows are scheduled. one or tomorrow night and one for friday night. For Saturday night n elaborate Halloween social and lance is on the program. All at ending the dance Saturday night lave been asked to come masked. ,here will be dancing every eve ing.
 Personal Items
 Mir. George Griffith of Kensing- VII Ia recovering lIOIli dn dlldCk or | llness that has confined her to her lome for the past week.
 Carl Burnham of Kensington at ended the Older Boys conference eld in Waterbury over the past teek-end as a delegate from the iensington Methodist church.
 Miss Irene White of Kensington is isiting friends in Holyoke. Mass. l