New Britain herald., 1926-08-26

who is returning to Smith college; Miriam North, who will leave for Storrs, Bertha Hazen. going to the University of Vermont, and Walter Root who will return to Bellevue hospital and medical school where he is in his first year.
 Others will leave for school later in the season and many are slated to enter schools as lowly freshmen. Just who these are is not known at present as the neophytes are keep, ing their fears to themselves. Many have not yet returned from their va cations and it is thought that the list will be considerably swelled when they return to make ready for their departure to different colleges.
 Injured Girl Better.
 The condition of Miss Yadvega CholkowslIi of Kensington, who was removed to New Britain General hospital following an accident in Kensington Tuesday evening, is re- ported 10 be improved. The N-ray taken yesterday afternoon proved that the girl was not suffering from Q fractured skull as was first feared.
 Athletic Club Plans.
 At the regular weekly meeting of the kensington Athletic club, Tues day evening, it was voted by the members present to hold the carni- val which the organization is plan ming to give, the second week in Sep tember following Labor Day. The event is scheduled to be held on the vacant lot opposite the Berlin Say ings Bank and many interesting fea- lures are planned which should at tract residents of this vicinity,
 There was a good deal of discus. sion also, concerning the series game to be played Sunday against the Fal- cons of New Britain. The New Brit ain team has already annexed one game in the five game race and the are anxious to stop the march with q victory Sunday when the two teams meet in New Britain. Indications point to the To- calls winning Suday but as forecasts to any series games are not trust worthy, the issue will be in doubt until the last man is out in the game 
 Mid-Wcek Services.
 Mid-week services will be held this evening at the kensington Methodist church at 7:d5 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Hannon will lead the
 The lawn festival given by the men of the Kensington Methodist church was transformed into a church social, as the uncertain weather made it necessary to hold the event inside the church. Tables were moved into the lecture room and the good sized crowd that at tended the social enjoyed itself with in the structure. Considering the weather, a large crowd was2present and many good things to eat were disposed of by the gathering.
 Miss Murray Better.
 Contrary to reports that Miss Adele Murray. now at St. Raphael's hospital in New Haven, would have 10 undergo an operation today, 1t is stated by hospital authorities that she is improving steadily and is ex- oected to return to this place in about week. No other operation will be necessary and visitors to the Lv,a fN;I,, 1,nr,,{+oI raport tbo4 Mice Murray is waiting eagerly the oppor- unity to return to her home here.
 Warrantee Deed.
 The Bodwell Realty company of New Britain have sold to Samuel and Amelia Hook, lots 1 and ? and lots , to 15, at the Berlain Fair Ground development. The price was not dis closed.
 Personals.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Green are in Exeter, New Hamp- shire and are expected to return to heir home in Kensington the latter part of this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Loomer, who nave been vacationing in Maine and he White Mountains for several weeks, have returned to their home n Berlin.
 Mr. A. F. Wooding has returned | romh is vacation spent in Maine md New Hampshire
 Resident Recovering.
 A. H. Bergeron of Kensington is |