New Britain herald., 1926-07-29

canines will lose all taste for illicitly gained chicken meat.
 Camp Ground Departure
 Miss Edith Northrup left yester- day for two weeks vacation at the Plainville camp grounds where she will visit friends.
 Athletic Hall Plans
 Those managing Athletic hall are planning to open the place the first week in September and run dances weekly thereafter.
 Road Repaired
 The old highway between Meriden and Kensington Is being given g new coat of oil dressing. The road has been in need of this repair for quite a while and motorists using it are thanking the state highway depart ment for their action.
 Visiting In State
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Williams of Kensipgton are spending two weeks stay at Jobs Pond in East Hampton.
 Air Mall Problem
 Whether the inauguration of a special direct dispatch between this place and Hartford for air mail would be practical with the present amount of air mail that is now sent from this place, or whether it would be advisable to wait until the usual fall advance in mail is a problem confronting the post office depart ment. Some interest has been shown by local manufacturers to the benefits of the direct air mail to the west but there is little business done through these channels. It might follow that, with the direct dis patch, more attention would be given this service and the volume of mail sent this way would be in creased.
 Party at Community CcnteS
 A summer gettogether was held last evening at the Warrington Community Center. It was attended by about 20 members of the club. There was dancing followed by re- treatments.
 Removed to Hospital
 Thomas Kenney of Hudson street, who has been i'll for rix or seven weeks, was removed to New Britain hospital yesterday.
 Professor Visits
 Do,l 1Incfoy, com of Mrs. Alexander B. Huston, is visiting frie 1ds in Warren, Mass. He will leave to take up his duties as teacher in the summer school at Simsbury about August and will return here about September l,
 More Vacationists
 l.. A. Griffith of Kensington has left for a two weeks tour of the New England states.
 John Wilson of Kensington is spending a weeks vacation in Yer mont.
 Mrs. s. NJ. Coales and her daugh- ter. Lois Coales, are visiting Rev. Edward Coales of Spencer, Mass.
 East Berlin Items
 The Queen Esther society of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening in the social rooms of the church. All members of the order are urged to be present.
 The fall activities of the boys and girls clubs have been subject of discussion during the past week and just what arrangement is to be made for the season is a matter of doubt. William Ogle, who for the past two seasons has so successfully conduct ed the physical work, announced al the close of the spring term that he would not carry on the work anoth- CT year due to his activities in oth- CT lines. It is felt that no one can carry on the work as well as MT. Ogle has done and it is hoped that he will reconsider his decision and carry through shes program for an- other year. The exhibition which was held in Community hall early this sprine by MT. Ogle showed that the bows and girls have made rapid strides in calisthenics under his su- pervision.
 There was fair attendance at Community club last evening despite the large number of local people who are out of town on their vaca- tions. The entertainment numbers were especially good, a drumming number by MT, and Mrs. A. F. Ba. con of New Britain being the bright light on the evenings program. Mrs Bacon without any exception was the best woman drummer ever seen