New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

Anne G. Molumphy of Hudson street has returned home for the summer vacation, He is d student at mili- tary academy at West Virginia. Baptisms at Berlin Congregational
 Nine children were baptized at the Berlin Congregational church by the p1stor, Rev. samuel Fisk, at the Sunday services yesterday. Among them are children of the following: Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Crandall. Mir. and Mrs Kenneth Relyea of Bridge port, AIr, and Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Irene Reed, MT. and Mrs. Cur lis Morgan of Newton, Mir and Mrs. John Smedbury of Southington and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Troup. Mir. and Mrs. James Austin had three Chil- dren baptized.
 Marriage Licenses
 Harold F. Woods and Mae F. Skinner have been granted a mar riagn license by Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff.
 Mir. Woodruff has received the ap- plication of siaconna Facca Of New Britain for license to marry Nellie F.. Miglioli of East Berlin The date for the wedding has not been set.
 ChiIdren'e Day a Success
 Services in the churches yester- day, which was given over 10 the children. was a decided success. The Kcnsington churches, the Methodist and the Congregational and the Ser lin Congregational churches were crowded to capacity and well ar ranged program of activities greeted the peopl
 Flag Day Exercises
 Berlin celebrated Flag Day today with an unusual display of flags. Everywhere throughout the town the Stars and Stripes were on eX- hibition.
 Special exercises in the schools mark the day. Flag raising exer- cises were held at the Hubbard. Ledge, Percival and Kensington Grammar schools where new flags have been provided. Patriotic reel tations. poems and songs made up the programs.
 Graduates To Hold Picnic
 Thursday ernoon Of this week is the date set for the annual pie nic Of the KensinFton Grammar school graduates. Tt will he held at Traut's park in New Britain, and special automobile accommodation will be made to take the children 10 and from the place.
 New B. .tainiteS < rested
 Leslie Bloom of 20 William street, street. New Britain. was arrested yesterday afternoon in Berlin for driving 6 motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and Walter Carlson of 47 Judd avenue, who was riding with Bloom. was arrested on a charge of drunkenness. Constable Frank Brown made the arrests.
 Bloom was released on bonds of $500 while Carlson was released un- der bonds of S25. Their cases will be tried before Judge George Gris- wold in court tomorrow evening.
 Berlin Congregational Activities
 The annual meeting of the Moth crhood club will be held al the Berlin Community house Wednes- day aft, rnoon at 3 o'clock. A change has been made in the loca- ton of the picnic. Originally the affair was planned at the home ot Mrs. Willis Savage.
 Enjoyable Party A party in honor of Miss Rose Chaponi was tenderod at the home of Miss Madeline Gallino in Ken sington Saturday evening. Many guests were presc t and the home was decorated in pretty color scheme of red and yellow. Lunch con was served and dancing was en- joyed.
 St. Paurs Corps Is Second
 St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps succeeded in winning second prize in modern playing at the competi- ton among 25 drum corps in Plain- vile yesterday. Major Clarence Walker took the prize as the second best appearing major.
 Polumbo-Grccco Nuptials. A pretty wedding was solemntzoc at St Pau's church this morning a' o'clock when Miss Rachel Greece and Ralph Polumbo of Kensingeor were united in marriage by Rev. J C. Brennan, pastor. who also cele brated the nuptial high mass Th' bride was attended by Rose Pc Jumbo, cousin Of the groom. and tht best man was Alfred E. Greece