New Britain herald., 1926-08-03
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 | New Truck for Berlin

New Truck for Berlin
 E. E. Honiss owner of the local general store, has purchased a new truck for deliveries. The new auto was seen scooting around the town today and makes very good ap pearance..
 Visits Bridgeport
 Miss Gertrude Skene of kens,nr- ton left Sunday for a weeks visit at Beardsley Park. Bridgeport, where she will stay with friends.
 Arizona Pastor to Preach
 Harold w Wright, assistant pas tor of the Congregational church at Tucson, Arizona, will occupy the pull pit at the Kensington Congregational church Sunday. August Sth. Mir. Wright is a friend of Arthur J. Benedict, a former pastor of the Kensington church, and will doubt less have something of interest to say about his work in Arizona.
 Knights of Pythias to Meet
 There will be a meeting of the Knights of Pythias in their hall this evening at o'clock. All mem bers are urged to be present as important bushes, will be discussed.
 Engagement Announced
 Richard Beckley of Kensington has announced the engagement of his sister, Doris, to E. Phillips Sparks of Plainville. The wedding is planned to take place in October.
 Visitor Returns
 Miss Lola M Hunt of Worcester. Mass, who has been visiting Albert Norton and family for the past ten days, returned to her home yester- day.
 Leave For Mountains
 William Walsh and Raymond Rich left yesterday for a three weeks stay at Rents Mountain where they will spend their vaca- tion
 Children Vacation Here
 Fifteen children and their moth- CTS are enjoying the fresh air and fragrant fields that surround this place, at the home of Richard Jew ell at the eastern end of the town ship. These children are vacationed under the auspices of the American R Rescue Workers and the biggest part of them come from New Britain. Un- der the trees and blue sky of Der lin they are happy and grow lat with the good food that is set be- fore them three times day. what q blessing the place proves to the kiddics can sonly be realized by trip through the heat-laden tene- ments that they come from. The ages range from three years to fifteen and they have stay of two weeks after which thelr places are taken by another grate- ful group from the city.
 Resident Returns For Visit
 Mrs. NJ. E. Shorwater, a former resident of this place, is visHlng Tn town and has renewed old acqualnt- ances with former neighbors. Like New England ' 70. w. Mildrum of the kenslngton bank who has returned from boat trip through the Great Lakes ana New York state says that the biggesu impression he received from the tourney was that New England prov ed to be the finest of all the sister states through which he travelled range of beautiful mountains, and shore line that Is fuu of changeable beauty, New Eng land tops the list of desirable sec lions Mr. Mildrum was away TOT two weeks and even in that snort period greatly missed familiar scenes that endear New England to him.
 East Berlin Items
 The Junior League outing whch vas to have been held yesterday at Pines Dale was postponed one week owing to threatening weather An invitation has been extended to the mothers of ths Leaguers to attend the outing to be held next Monday.
 Miss Barbara Payne returned home yesterday from PlainViile where she has been spending week with friends.
 Victor Belden resumed his dutles yesterday after ten day vacation spent at the Methodist Camp ground,
 Miss Dorothy Wolcott has re- turned to her home in New Britain after visiting friends here for the past month.