New Britain herald., 1926-07-20

handled by the town authorities. asking that the workmen make trips to various parts of the town for the purpose of removing limbs from the Iroads.
 The storm was one of the most severe to strike Berlin in several years and its wrath was especially felt in the outlying districts.
 Mrs. Durham Will Aid
 It was announced by F. F. Han ford who is in charge of the drive for $500 now being carried on by the Kensington Boys club that Mrs. Harry Burnham of Kensington will assist Arthur L. Moffatt in soliciting throughout the territory allotted to him. The drive will continue throughout the greater part of this week, its understood, and contrary to expectations a report will not be issued until Friday or Saturday.
 It is understood that the drive is progressing well and that the solici- tors are meeting with success on every hand It is expected that the campaign will end satisfactorily.
 The $500 is needed to meet the budget for the coming year, outlin- ed by the sponsors of the club some time ago. Kensington residents are showing their interest in the or by lending themselves readily to it's support.
 Death of Infant
 Helen Graphic, one year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Christo- pher Graphic of Pennington avenue. died yesterday afternoon at the Hartford isolation hospital. Death was caused by combination of bronchial pneumonia and measles
 She was one of twins and the other child was admitted to the hos pital at the same time that Helen died. It was stated today that the 1t the institution.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow at g o'clock from St. Paul's | church, Kensington. Rev. John c l Brennan will officiate and burial will | De in St. Mary's cemetery. New Brit lin.
 Grange Party Tonight
 A lawn party will be held this l evening at the home of Mir. and 1 Mrs. Edwin B. Adams of Berlin urin Ia of | and those attending will provide themselves with a bas- ;et lunch which will be eaten on the avn. This party takes the place of he regular Grange meeting.
 East Berlin Items
 Rev. MT. and Mrs, Clarence Lund ,f Akron, Ohio, are visiting Mir. .und's parents on Savage Hill. Rev. Ir. Lund is rector of a church in hat city and while here conducted he services at St. Gabrieps church ast Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Louis Varson and daughter will return soon to their home in Iew Jersey after having spent a hort vacation with Mrs. Varson's arents, MT. and Mrs. Adam Krauth.
 The Community club program for evening has been pre- ared and an interesting time is in tore for all who attend. com lete report fro mthe committee in harge of the outing will be heard.
 Miss Velma Payne is visiting rela- yes in Wallingford for the week.
 About 20 members of the Epworth ,ague have planned to attend the pening session of the Plainville amp Ground Friday evening. the rip to be made by auto truck. Rev. ,r. w. D. Beach, superintendent of he New Haven district, will be in harg of the program for the eve ing.
 The regular weekly prayer meet lg of the Methodist church will be cid in the church parlors Thursday vening at 7:30 o'clock.
 A number of local farmers have opes of salvaging their crops as a esult of the rain of the past sev- ral weeks. Although the crops re behind generally and the spring larket crop a failure. there is hope f at least a good fall crop and 1t
 on this that the farmers hope to atrieve their losses. Corn was the crop that was affected by 1e wind storm of Sunday but no 'rious damage was experienced.
 The condition of Miss Jean Dal- ey continues to show slight im- rovement.