New Britain herald., 1927-01-11
Visiting Nurse

Miss Ivy Dolby. Berlin's visiting nurse. is permanently established in Legion hall, from which place she will attend to her duties. A tele- phone has been installed, S955-12, and she may be reached by that when in the office. In case Miss Dolby is on call, telephone mes sage to the Berlin Pharmacy will reach her as soon as she returns.
 Despite the weather today. she was observed making her regular rounds in the car appropriated by the town for her use. Several cases of whooping cough and the routine school work are keeping her busy.
 Reserves to Play
 The Kensington Boys club Re serves basketball team will meet the New Britain Boys club Reserves this week in New Britain. The Re- serves are composed of boys who are over the junior age limit and under the senior minimum age limit This will be the first appearance of the local class on the court and a win is hoped for by the club followers.
 Hall Takes Race
 The annual all-round athletic con- test for seniors opened last evening at the New Britain Y. M. c. A., fol- lowing the regular Monday evening class. Howard Hall of this place an- nexed the first race of the season, coming in ahead of the other con- testants in the 100 yard dash. Last year Hall was successful in winning all the first places in the contest. The complete order of track events will be followed. including the 200 yard dash, 440. half-mile and mile run, 12 pound shot putt and the running high and broad jumps.
 Leave For Florida
 Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox left this morning to spend tk, remainder of the winter season in Florida. Major Wilcox is planning 10 leave for the southern resort on Friday to remain until spring.
 What They're Doing
 A special meeting of the kensing- ton Athletic club will be held to- morrow evening at o'clock at the Tabs hall in Kcnsington. All mem bers are urged to be present as mat ters of special importance are to be discussed.
 The St. Pauls T. A. & B. society and the ladies of the parish of St. Nl,, ,,-I,ie entertainment Thursday evening at the Tabs hall. kensing@on. The games will begin at 8 o'clock and following the play refreshments will be served.
 Frank Volz of Kensington, who has been confined to his home for the past 10 weeks with pneumonia, is reported as being greatly improv- cd. He recently underwent an oper- ation and recovery was rapid.
 Bernard r. Moore of kensington. who is at the HG~tford hospital. is reported as improving and expects to return 10 his home here within week.
 No Setback
 Postponed once more, the setback tournament has become some rare and extinct animal such as the dodo. It is evident that unless the teams get started in the near future, in- forest in the contests will lag greatly. Each team captain is blaming the other and general discordance reigns. Next week it is hoped that the teams in the league will come forth to do battle.
 Church Supper
 Tho Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregations church will hold it's annual supper and enter tainment on Friday evening. Janu- ary II, at the church. The society has provided special entertainment for the evening.
 It is understood by members of the Mems Bible class that several ladies of the congregation arc de- sirous of hearing Professor Galpin in his speech to the class on Wednes- day evening at the Community house. The committee in charge re- grets that the talk Is for men only and that some future date will doubtlesslv give tho ladies the op- portmitv oF hearing Professor Gal pin.
 Fast Berlin Items
 Mrs. R, o. Clark will entertain