New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
berlin NEWS
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This is the first move on the part
of the democrats to indicate that
they are in the field for the coming
elections.
Women Voters Meet
A lawn social for the League of
Women Voters was held Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George S. Griffith. A large attend
ance was present to hear Miss Et-
tinenne Baldwin of New Haven de-
liver an address on her work in
the schools in that city. Refresh
ments were served in the dining
room.
Lawn Party Tomorrow Night
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens
will entertain the Berlin Grange,
Lodge No. "a, at a lawn party
given at their home in Kensington.
All members OF the Grange are in
vited to attend the event which
will take the place of the regular
weekly meeting. The next meeting
of the Grange will be "Meriden
Night" September 8.
Legionnaires Return
The delegates from Bolton-Kas-
lea post of the American Legion
have returned from the state con-
vention held in New Haven over
the past weekend. Five of the
members attended and four of the
ladies of the auxiliary also saw the
meeting. There will be a meeting
of the Legion Thursday night
when report of the convention
will be given and arrangements
made in Philadelphia later in the
year.
East Berlin Items
The Community club program
for next Wednesday evening will
be in charge of Mt. and Mrs. Ed
son Maine, Mrs. John Frank and
Joseph Frank. An interesting pro-
gram is promised and all that is
looked for is pleasant weather and
a large turnout. Despite the heat
of the season there has been a good
weekly attendance and with the
approach of the fall programs
banner attendance is anticipated.
Henry Porter of Wilcox avenue
was removed to the New Britain
hospital yesterday after being i'll
at his home here for the past few
weeks. His condition is not report
ed as being serious.
Miss Edith Northrup has return
ed from motor trip to Cape Cod
and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Grunelle OF
Hartford were visiting friends in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Walsh
we're visiting friends in Hartford
yesterday.
Miss Betty Walsh is spending a
few days in Hartford as the guest
of relatives.
Russell North and Philip Mil
drum left yesterday morning for a
two weeks motor tour of New
England, They expect to spend
some time in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stevenson
and family, accompanied by Victor
Belden and Richard Walsh, motor
ed to Devils Hop Yard yesterday.
Miss Marion Potts is visiting with
relatives in Middletown for the
week.
Fritz Kahms, Harold Day and
Arthur Bowers have left for mo-
tor tour of New England and east
ern Canada as far as Quebec. They
were fully equipped with camping
equipment, it being their intention
to camp on the route. From Que
bee they will head for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, returning through
New York state and home. They
expect to do some hunting and
fishing while in Canada.
Miss Esther Lewis of New Ha-
ven is spending a few days here as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Demore.
Mills Griswold of West Crom-
well was a visitor in town yester-
day.
Miss Carolyn Read has returned
from a weeks vacation spent with
her grandmother in West Cromwell.
Call 2764-12 for A. II. Bergeron
if he can't be located at 664-5.
adv.
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