New Britain herald., 1926-01-26

NJ. Griswold today. Mir. Griswold stated that no report of contagious diseases have been forthcoming in Berlin for the past week and that he removed the last quarantine sign on Sunday.
 In spite of the fact that towns in all parts of the state are reported slight epidemics of measles, Berlin so far remains unscathed. although Dr. Griswold stated today that a sharp watch for the appearance of that disease is being kept.
 To Hear Campaign Reports
 Complete reports on the annual membership drive will be heard at a meeting of the Worthington Con- munity Center association tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock In the Com~, munity house on Berlin street. It Is expected that there will be a large attendance to hear these reports, as the drive is said to have been one Of the most successful ever conduct ed by the organization. Emil 0. Shjerden, president of the club, will be in charge.
 Meetings Of the Community club are held about once every three months. Business of importance, in addition to the membership drive re- turns, will be transacted.
 American Legion Mcetiny
 A meeting of Bolton Kasica post American Legion, will be held to- morrow night at o'clock at Legion hall, kensington. Important business will be transacted
 Mrs. Maria kalcn
 The funeral Of Mrs. Maria Kalon Of Pennington avenue, Kensington, who died at her home yesterday morning after long illness, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of the Kensington Congrega- tional church, will officiate and bu- rial will be in West Lane cemetery.
 Leave For Florida
 Mrs. Donald II. Montgomery and children of Hudson street. and Miss Helen Phelps left yesterday for Tampa. Florida. where they will spend q vacation of a few months They will return 10 Berlin in the spring.
 Entertain Sewing Club
 The members of the Kensngton Sewing club were entertained last evening by Miss Phyllis Senning and Mrs. Rollin DeWolfe. There was a large attendance and a profitable evening was spent.
 Moves To New Britain
 Garner C. Goodwin, who recently sold his home on Worthington Eidge, moved his family to New Britain yesterday. They will make their home on Monroe street In that city in tn" future.
 Visiting In Boston
 Nr. and Mrs. George $. k"cloy, who. for the past year, have made their home with their daughter and son-in-law, Mfr. and Mrs. George Pickett of Pennington avenue, left yesterday for q visit with relatives in Boston.
 VIII Attend Installation
 X large delegation from Berlin grange Is planning 10 attend the an- uual installation of officers at of Newinston grange in that town tonight. II is expected that several other delegations, in addition 10 that from Berlin. will be In st- tendance. The trip from Berlin will be made hy automobile.
 Town Court Session
 A session of the Berlin town court will he held tonight at 7:so o'clock in the court room at the town hall. Judge George q. Griswpld will be on the bench and It is expected that there will be several cases 10 be disposed of.
 Sewing Circle Meeting
 The Berlin Grange Sewing circle will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Sheldon of Pennington avenue, It is expected that important wprk will be started and a large attendance is requested.
 Fast Berlin Items.
 The regular meeting Of the Knights Of Pythias will be held at their hall this evening. The installa- tion Of officers will be held next Tuesday evening.
 James MacPherson Is confined tc his home by illness.
 The dancing class will meet at the Athletic hall this evening st