New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
a gymnastci exhibition which prom.

iscs to eclipse that Of last year.
 East Berlin has been especially fortunate in having MT. Ogle as 1 physical instructor, since he has been active in that work for many years, Before taking up his resi- donce in East Berlin he was di- rector of the Northampton, Massa- chusctts, Y. Nj. c. A., and his wide knowledge has been put to good use among the boys and girls in the third district. The town has greatly aided his work by it's CO., operation with him and the Com munity center has purchased all needed equipment, most of which is equal to any found in the larger cities.
 The exhibition promises to be in- teresting and it Is hoped that the townspeople will further show their interest by turning out in large numbers 10 witness 1t. Sev- eral surprise features are promised and there will be a number of comedy acts, 1t is expected.
 Fagcn Is Taken III
 James Pagan of Kcnsington was taken suddenly III last night with stomach trouble and he was re- moved to the New Britain General hospital today where he was to re- ceive thorough examination to determine the exact nature of his complaint.
 To Hold Joint Meeting
 A joint meeting of Bolton- -KasiCa post, American Legion. and the Ladies auxiliary will be held on Thursday evening at the Legion hall, Kensington. Tho early part of the evening will bo devoted to the transaction of Legion business, but a social time will follow, with members of the auxiliary as guests. Mrs. Ambrose Barrett, first vice president of the auxiliary. is in charge of the social arrangements.
 Visits in KcnsingtOn
 Isaac Porter, formerly of New Britain, but 8 member of tho faculty of the William Penn Char ter school of Philadelphia for the past several years, spent the past weekend at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Paul c. Baker of kcnsington. Mr. Porter is an artist of considerable ability and he is well known in town. having q sum- mor home fin Kensington.
 Returns to New York City
 Miss Esther D. Griswold, daugh- ter Of Dr. Roger NJ. Griswold and Mrs. Griswold, who has been at her home in Hensington during the past week, due to tho illness Of her mother, has returned to her school in New York city.
 Berlin Court Session
 A session of the Berlin town court is scheduled for this evening at 7:S0 o'clock at the town hall. Judge George c. Griswold will be on the bench and 1t Is expected that several cases will be heard.
 Attend County Meeting
 Commander Harold Ventres of Bolton-Kasica post. American Le- zion, together with several other members Of the local organization, attended a county Legion meeting at Pennington on Sunday last and Commander Ventres reported today that the session was one of the most successful at which he has ever had the opportunity to be present. He spoke highly Of the de- licious chicken dinner provided by the Ladies auxiliary and he also commented upon the excellent pro- gram of entertainment presented. He stated that there were several highly interesting speeches on Le- zion topics, given by Legion com manders and other officials of the county group,
 To Plan Carnival
 Plans for the annual spring car nival will be discussed by the Ken sington Athletic club at a meeting this evening at 7:S0 o'clock at the T. A. B. hall. The affair will be held at Foresters' hall on April l8, IA and IS and it is expected that several novel effects will be intro duced to make the affair one of the most colorful ever held in town. A committee Is at present working out the details and a re- port on the progress made will be given this evening,