New Britain herald., 1926-03-16
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 Current Events Class

Current Events Class
 A regular meeting of the Current Events class was held yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske Of Worthington Ridge. Mrs. Elizabeth Wickwire, leader of the class, conducted an interesting discussion. among De events touched upon being thn French cabinet crisis, the league of nations, the coal situation in Great Britain and Governor Smiths new housing plan.
 Grange Meeting Tonight
 A meeting Of Berlin Grange, to he known as Farmers Night" will be held this evening at the usual hour at the hall on Damon's fIiIl. IL is expected that the program will en- body several surprise features. to- gcther with addresses and enter tainment. The affair is under the direction Of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Carter, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin B. Adams and Mir. and Mrs. Leon Hall. Refreshments will be served.
 Will Hold Social
 A social and dance will be held at the Worthington Community house this evening at o'clock by several of Berlin's young people. These parties are held periodically and the affair tonight will be in inc nature of St. Patrick's social Games and dancing will be enjoyed and re- treatments will be served.
 Mems Bible Class
 Members of the Berlin Mems B- hle class are looking forward with interest to the meeting tomorrow evening. when Rabbi Gershon Hadas of New Britain will address the group on "Thc Church Of The Syna- Sogue." Rabbi Hadas Is well known and is regarded as an able speaker. Tn" meeting will hn held al 8 o'clock in the mems social room of the Der lin Congregational church. due 10 the fact that the Community house will not be available.
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 Tho Derlir Motherhood club Tin meet tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. Chase Coale of Worthington Ridge. The meeting will be Of an interesting type and an entertainment will be provided by group Of children. All mothers and anyone else interested are invited to be present.
 Superintendent Iii New York
 Miss Mary E. Griswold. superin- tcndent of the Berlin public schools. is spending a few days in New York city. l. is expected that she will re- turn 10 Berlin tomorrow or Thurs day.
 Mrs. Carter III Mrs George B. Carter Is confined 10 her home with illness, due 10 a heavy cold. It is understood that her condition is not serious. To Observe Anniversary First SelectniGn George E. Carter land Mrs. Carter will observe the I%5th anniversary of their wedding on Friday Of this week. Ii is not OK pected that the event will be marked Ihy anything more than family get Together.
 During the first two years Of their married life Mir. and Mrs. Carter liv- ed In New Britain, where Mir. Car ter was employed In one of the manufacturing plants. Later they moved to Beckley where they resid- cd for eight years. They also lived in Pennington and Plainville at vari- ous times. They have lived in Der lin for about gb years.
 Three children were born 10 The couple. Lloyd z. Carter. Helen and Ina. Lloyd Carter is at present manager of the farm maintained hy him and his father in Berlin. Helen is now Mrs. Burnham Williams o' Burnside. Connecticut, and Miss Ina l Carter lives al home.
 The farm maintained In Berlin i: large one and there is large stock Of cattle. MT. Carter and his sor conduct a profitable milk business 1T town.
 | Both MT and Mrs Carter art { prominent In Berlin Grange and thel have +aker nart in the activities O thai tr.-1''''''''' - for many years Mir. Carter is now In his sixth tern as first selectman of Berlin and botl he and his wife are popular resi- dents.
 Holmquist h Detroit
 Albin Holmquist. well knowI automobile dealer in town, has lef