New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-23

The offertory, pie Jesu" was rem
dered by the soloist, Miss Madeline
Horton, and as the body was borne
from the church she sang, Lead,
Kindly Light"
The pail bearers were Peter, Car
mello, Salvatore and John Vendrilla
of South Manchester, John Mottola
of New Britain and Peter Lucco of
Kenslngton, all nephews.
Rev, FIR. Brennan conducted the
committal services at the grave in
st. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
Sunday School Picnic
All Is in readiness for the Ken
sington Congregational Sunday
school picnic which will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Benedict
Phillips Recreation field. A base
ball game will be held at o'clock
and program of games and races
has also been arranged.
Ice cream and soda will be sold
on the grounds and picnic lunch
will be served at about o'clock. An
invitation to be present has been
extended to members of both the
church and the Sunday school, to-
gether with their friends. All that
is needed to be success is a
pleasant day and a large crowd.
Postmaster Ambrose Barrett of
Berlin is enjoying a weeks vacation
from his duties. He will spend the
coming week. end at his cottage at
saybrook, Mrs. Barrel accompany
ing him.
Guests OF Merlden Grange
Members of Berlin Grange will
journey TO Meriden this evening,
where they will be the guests of the
Changers in that city. The local
members will furnish part OF the
program of entertainment, music
and a comedy sketch constituting
Berlin's contribution to the evenings
fun.
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Arrangements have been made,
whereby a bus will leave East Ber-
lin this evening at 7:45 o'clock for
the Plainville Camp Ground, con-
veying any who may desire to take
part in the services.
Items of Interest
Miss Frances Hickey of Worth
ington Ridge has returned from a
vacation In Canada.
George Clark is entertaining his
cousin, Jack Gronstein Of New Brit
ain, for the remainder of the week,
Prof. Huston Returns.
Professor Paul Huston OF Berlin
street returned from a business trip
to New York yesterday.
Licenses Selling
Town Clerk A. l.. Woodruff of
Berlin reports that issues of hunt
ing and fishing licenses have reach
ed the following total: Combination
hunting and fishing licenses, 81; fish
ing licenses. 81; hunting licenses, 9;
grand total, of S4. As this is the first
year the combination licenses have
been offered, it is impossible to COM
care this number with those dis
posed of last year, but it is believed
that the nimrods number about the
same.
Real Estate TRANSACTION.
Charles w. Dickinson conveyed
his home located on the -Four Rod
Highway Kensington, to Stanley
and Mary Zawrotny of Kensington.
The deed has been filed with Town
Clerk Arthur Woodruff.
New Arrivals In Town.
The heat did not discourage the
stork as it flew over Berlin yester.
day. Two new arrivals to this place
were reported to have made their
advent with the war weather. One
OF these came to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brace of Lower Lane and tipped
the beam to the 81 pound mark.
The other chose Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
soph Mazzalli on the New Britain
Road and weighed S15 pounds. Both
of the newcomers were girls.
Town Hall Redecoration.
The main auditorium OF the Ber-
lin Town Hall is sadly in need of
redecoration and repair, as may be
clearly seen by visit to the place.
Berlin, being as it is, model New
England town and having an atmos-
phere that is becoming rare in this
day, should try to preserve as much
as possible, the neatnsss and clean.
illness that has always marked 1t.
The main auditorium does not pre-