New Britain herald., 1926-09-08

is expected that large gathering will be present to welcome him back to his home town.
 Back Again
 The sun decided 10 help out as much as possible towards keeping Berlin children cheerful on the way to the schools which opened here to- day but the fact that it'was a won derful early autumn day did not seem to gladden. the children to any great extent as they slowly picked their way to the doors of the build ings. Several changes in the per sonnel of the teachers necessitated the children making friends with their new guardians and studies will begin in earnest tomorrow morning.
 Notes
 Miss Ruth Warner, assistant sec retary of the Berlin Savings bank, has returned from a two weeks va cation spent in New York state and Canada. Miss Warner visited Buff falo and Niagara Falls going over the line at the latter place.
 Peter Miezielskis of Worthington ridge left Saturday for Antioch col ege, Yellow Springs, Ohio.
 Maurice Dezzani of Oakland, Cal, ! is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Peter Deg i zani of kensington.
 MT. and Mrs. John McDonough Of | New Haven spent the weekend with i, Mir. and Mrs. John Cashman of Ken !! sington.
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 Elliott Baldwin, son of Mir and ! Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Kensington, ! Hill leave tomorrow for Troy, N. r., , where he will enter the Rensselaer, | institute. He is a grad ! late of the New Britain Senior High , school, class of 1926, and of the , Nensington Grammar school.
 Miss Norma Gibney. Miss Ethel . Warren and Miss Mally Martino, lave enrolled with the Connecticut . Business college at New Britain.
 Mr and Mrs. Claude W. Stevens i md Mir. and Mrs. Douglas DeMers eturned last evening from trip to he sesquiccntonnial exposition at i
 Bees Shipped By Mail
 A novel shipment of the kensng- on post office is one of a box of 'ees that are being shipped by A. 2 Crandall of this place. The bees re crated in tiny boxes with woven wire ends and are valued highly, eing registered for a considerable Just what would happen r the boxes broke has not been de- ermined.
 Atheltic Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Kensington Ath- 4tic club was held last evening in he Tabs rooms. Plans for the com F carnival were finished and rou- ne business transacted.
 East Berlin Items Community club will meet this vening at o'clock in Community all. The weekly attendance has cen steadily growing and it is ex ected that the average attendance ill be 125 by January. An inter- , sting program has been arranged ,r this evening and a large turnout anticipated.
 A number. of young people ten cred Jack Walsh a surprise party st evening at his home on Wilcox venue, it being his birthday. A lla time was enjoyed by all.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Cook and lrned to thei rhome after a sev- al days visit as the guest of Mrs.
 P. Bynon at Maplecrest. Mr. ook is well known here, having cen visitor here a number of mes.
 IS been visiting her aunt at West romwell. Miss Morris is connected ith the New Haven road at Grand entra terminal.
 Arthur Bowers, Fritz Kahms and arold Day report extremely wet Id cold weather in Canada during e motor camping trip through New ngland to Canada. They report at the weather was especially bad
 Canada, rain being experienced ring the entire stay.
 Charles Nelson is confined to his 'ne on Main street from an injury his foot. He was adjusting some anks as runway for the steam ovel and in some way got his foot der the edge of the timber when c shovel passed over. The large