New Britain herald., 1927-02-01

his track suit and unlimbcrs the legs which have carried him over the finish line ahead of his field SC often that it has become a habit. Local fans are roofing for a con- plete record for the meet a possi- bility which may be realized in the forthcoming events.
 Grange To Celebrate
 Berlin Grange will hold its 4end anniversary celebration this evening at it's hall on Pennington avenue, An elaborate program of entertain ment has been arranged with the Grange orchestra providing music for dancing following the program
 Vocal solos will be given by Miss Mildred Gregory and Mrs. Elsie Molander. Two readings, 'Boost- ing the Grange" and The Grange of Today" will be given by members of the local organization. Worthy States Overseer Louis Tolles will represent the state Grange.
 The principal speaker of the eve ming will be Charles Dow, state commissioner, of Hartford. He will speak on the subject Child and the Home" The anniversary supper will follow the entertainment pro- gram and will be supervised by MT and Mrs. Harold Ventres.
 Chapter 24 of the Grange was or o, 1<S1 Since that day the association has proved to be one of the leading organiza- tions of the town. It first accepted only farmers as members but later lowered the bars to members oi other professions. Its large mem bership ot the present time speaks cloquently of it's popularity. Harold Ventres is leader of the local chap ter, being reelected at the recent balloting.
 Missionary Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting oi the Woman's Missionary society ol the Berlin Congregational church viii meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Samue A. Fiske of Worthington ridge. Mrs John II. kingsbury will be the speaker of the day giving her eX' periences in Turkey. All women are cordially invited to hear Mrs Kingsbury's address which should prove interesting as the speaker spent many years in the Near East
 Marriage License
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff has issued a marriage license tt John Joseph Spring of 176 Lake street and Florence Ragnhild Nel' son. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nel' J. Nelson of Kensington.
 Farmers Club
 The Berlin Farmers club wil meet Saturday evening, February 5 at the home of Charles Lindquist o1 Savage Hill, East Berlin. An inter esting program has been arranged and all members are requested to bt present.
 UndergOcs Operation.
 Bernard P. Moore of Kensingtor last night underwent an operation al the Hartford hospital. It is reported that he is recovering from the eff, fects of the operation and his con- dition is described as excellent.
 son Born.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs Antonio Quarrello of Kensington or Friday. The baby weighed ' 1-i pounds on arrival
 What They're Doing.
 The board of relief met this after noon at the Town Hall for the first hearing on complaints and griev- ances Max Sugenhime, the repre-. sentative from the East Berlin dis. trict, is still in Florida and is ex' pected home the latter part of thi: week.
 The Kensington Athletic club vii meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Tabs hall in Kensington. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 The building formerly occupied by the post office and the grocery store which was destroyed by fire last Fri day morning will be razed. accord ing to Arthur l.. Woodruff, owner 0 the property. The lot will be offered for sale upon completion of the re moval operations.
 Several cases are scheduled for the regular weekly session of the Der lin town court this evening. Judge George c. Griswold will preside.
 Setback Dope.