New Britain herald., 1927-02-14

"hut Ih'S It DOltS.
 The St. Pauls Fife and Drum Corps will holds it's regular weekly business meeting and rehearsal this evening at o'clock at the Tabs hall, kensington. All members are re- quested to be present.
 The Kensington Finance club will meet this evening at Tabs hall at 7:3o o'clock. New business will be on the table for discussion and plans for the coming year will be discuss cd. All members are urged to at tend.
 Miss Camilla Kelly of Peck street, kensington. entertained, friends at a Valentine party at her home on Fri day evening. Games were played and refreshments were served. Guests were present from New Britain, Berlin and kensington.
 Miss Margaret Iverson of Worth ington Ridge is ill at her home with an attack of scarlet fever.
 The board of selectmen will hold it's regular weekly meeting this eve ming at o'clock in the office of the Town Clerk. Routine business is slated for disposal.
 Mrs. Charles Fleischer Of Kens- ington has returned to her home fol- lowing treatment she underwent at the Brigham hospital, Boston.
 Miss Viola Boardman of Worth ington Ridge had as her guest for the weekend Miss Marion Whitman.
 Miss Matilda Leitzes spent the weekend with her parents in Mid dletown. She is visiting friends on East Berlin avenue.
 John Ringwood of kensington is confined to his home with an attack of illness.
 Attend Meeting.
 Several members of the Bolton kasica post, American Legion, in- cluding Commander Harold Ventres. attended state meeting held in Meriden yesterday at the Silver City post headquarters. The speaker of the day was the national director of the community improvement com mittee.
 Lyccum Meeting.
 There will be patriotic program at the next meeting of the Kensing- ton Mems Lyceum which will be held Monday evening, February 21. at the parlors Of the Kensington Congregational church. An instru- mental and vocal program is in the process of arrangement and a treat is assured all those who attend.
 The speaker of the evening will be Rev. William H. Aldorson. pasto, of Trinity Methodist church, New Britain. Rev. Aldcrson has gained reputation as convincing speaker wherever he has appeared. and his name on the program will doubtless ly attract many Berlnites.
 Health Conditions Good.
 Health conditions considering the time of the year are classed as re- markedly good by Health Office, Roger M Griswold. A few mild chicken pox cases which are not causing any worry to town officials arc reported and the scarlet fever situation is described as well in hand. No other contagious diseases have been reported.
 Miss Ivy Dalby, town nurse, is kept busy daily with her routine work in the schools and with her registered patients. No unusual rush for the nurses services is reported and the towns percentage Of good health runs high for the season of the year,
 Snow Again.
 Just as Berlinites had begun hop ing for the approach of Spring in the near future King Winter dealt his trump card and sent a snow storm ti relieve all doubt that he stil held the upper hand. foday's snow, storm was curiously sandy and traf. nc found it hard to keep the wheels in the paths intended for them Busses especially had hard tim, keeping on the right side or the road, the dry snow weaving tho wheels from sidc to side. Fortunate ly the snow fall was not heavy ol motor traffic would have been crlp pied by the unyielding carpet. East Berlin Items
 A valentine party will be held this