New Britain herald., 1927-01-31

arrested Saturday afternoon by Off, flcer Frank Brown on charges of operating an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor. He was taken 10 the New Britain police station and released on bonds of $500 for appearance before Judge George Griswold at the regular Tues day evening session of the Berlin town court.
 Gronlnnd was apprehended by the constable when his cratic driving brought attention to his car. In- vestigation preceded arrest under the stated charges.
 Second Place.
 The kensington Boys club an neXed second place at the County Y. NJ. c. A. track meet held in the New Britain Y M. C. A. gymnasium on Saturday evening. East Berin's Boys club team took third place. kensington was awarded 30 points while the little district came away from the meet with 21 points tucked under its belt.
 The event winners from here were as follows:
 Junior Division: 20 yard dash. D. Lewis, kensington, 3rd; J. Wals. East Berlin, 4th. Running high jump Rich, East Berlin, 1st; D. Lewis, kensington, 2: Bourgoise, East Ber- lin, f. Running broad jump. D. Lewis, kensington, End; w. Walsh, East Berlin. 3; J. Walsh, East Ber- lin. 4th. Relay race, East Berlin End.
 Intermediate Division: Running high jump, V. Lewis, Kcnsington, 1st; Cote, East Berlin, 2nd; Splett- stoezer East Berlin, 4th. Running broad jump, V. Lewis, Kensington, End: Cote. East Berlin, 4th.
 Open Divsion: Half mile. V. Lewis, kensington. 4th.
 To Banquet.
 The kensington Sewing Circle will hold it's annual banquet this evening at the Hearthstone Tavern on Wor- thington Ridge. About 26 members are planning to attend. Mrs. Jean Hooker is scheduled to act as toast master and the speakers for the evening will include Miss Adele Bas- sett and Miss Marjorie Moore. The subjects should prove interesting to those attending few of the debates being on the subjects Should Berlin have 8 Beauty shop" a debate be- tween two long haired members and two of the hobbed hair division; Modern methods of Training q Husband' and Which is the Better; Truth or Tact?" Miss Phyllis Sen ming will deliver q lecture on the last subject and debate will fol- low.
 event includes. Mrs. Jean Hooker, chairman, Mrs. Ray Williams and Mrs. Vernon l.. Phillips.
 Mrs. Edward E. NourSc.
 The funeral of Mrs. Edward F. Nourse of Hartford. wife of Profess sor Edward E. Nourse of the Hart ford Theological Seminary and for mer pastor of the Berlin Congrega- tional church, was held this after noon at ? o'clock from her late home in Hartford. Burial was in Maple semetery, this town.
 Mrs. Nourse is survived by her husband, one daughter Helen Nourse, and three sons Tenn, Har- vey and Ralph Nourse, all of Hart ford. Professor Nourse was pastor of the local church about 25 years ago and the couple had many friends here.
 Delegate to Council.
 William H. Webster has been ap- pointed a delegate of the Berlin Congregational church to attend an Ecclesiastical council to be held in Southington on Wednesday after noon, for the installation of ReN . Horace c. Greensmith as pastor of the Southington Congregational church. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will accompany Mir. Webster to the council, representing his pastorage in the meeting.
 Sworn in As Board Member
 Charles w. Hawkins of Worthing- ton ridge, the newly appointed mem- Der of the board of relief who w,ll take the place of s. Chase Coale, who resigned. was sworn in as a mem- ber of the board by Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff in the office of the Town hall Saturday afte"naea. He will begin his duties with the