New Britain herald., 1926-05-27

trouble. Mir. Gibney sometime ago underwent like course Of treatment at tho Hartford hospital.
 In past years MT. Gibnoy was one of the mainstays of the republican party in Berlin. He served in many official capacities and was first se- lcctman for several years. Everybody knows William H." and all his friends hope for his rapid recovery.
 Community Council Meeting
 The council Of the Worthington Community Center association will meet Saturday evening at S:30 o'clock at the Community house This meeting was originally sched- uled for this evening. but it was postponed until the last of the week due to the fact that Saturday even ing will be more convenient for the members, Routine business will be discussed.
 Reports Tire Stolen
 Charles NJ. Weldon has reported to the Berlin police that a spare tire was stolen from his automobile while it was parked outside of the Grange hall on Tuesday evening This is the second instance within a few weeks where a tire has been stolen while a car was parked near the hall. The police will make a careful investigation.
 Will Be Escort
 Members of the Berlin Sons of Veterans will act as an escort 10 the veterans Of the Civil War, in the Memorial Day parade Sunday afternoon, it was announced today. The Sons Of Veterans will meet at the monument. Berlin street and Pennington avenue, at o'clock 10 take part in the parade. Those in charge are anxious to have a large turnout.
 Real Estate Transactions
 L. Allen Moore has purchased IS acres of land in Kcnsington near the Shuttle Meadow club from William G. Dunn, according to a deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff Dunn origin ally purchased the land from August Blair of KenSington.
 FoOd Safe Tomorrow
 Plans have been completed for the food sale which will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Kcnsineton Methodist church. the proceeds of which will go to- ward defraying the expenses of sending Mrs. Berry, missionary, back to her field of endeavor. Mrs. Berry has been in this country for several months and has expressed a desire to return to Africa to continue her work. The appropriation for missions is not large enough to stand the expense and the Kensing- ton church is going 10 do it's share toward paying her way. Mrs. Berry is well known in town and it is eX- pectod that there will be large at tendance at the sale. Homo made felicacics will be on sale
 East Berlin Items
 Plans for the Memorial Day ob- and celebration have been the committee in charge last evening 10 draw Up the program for Sunday. The ceremon- ies will begin at 1 o'clock when the parade will form on Main street in the vicinity of the Methodist church and Athletic hall. The parade will march from there over Main street and adjacent streets and 10 the flag pole on the green where the pre- exercises will be held. Past Commander Theodore Johnson of the United Spanish War Veterans will be the speaker of the day. After the address the remain der of the exercises will be held in Wilcox cemetery where the veterans graves will be decorated. The local drum corps under the leadership of James Trevethan will furnish music for the occasion. The local program will be over before 3 o'clock so that all who wish to attend the exercises at Berlin may do so.
 Next Tuesday evening will be Dis trict Deputy's night at Washington Lodge. A. r. 6; A. NJ. at Cromwell. All lodge members have been in- vited to attend the meeting for that evening.
 Services at St. Gahriol's Episcopal church will he on daylight saving time next Sunday morning, instead of standard. as has been the GUS tom, services to begin at o'clock,