New Britain herald., 1927-09-30

al lillH6toN dNellut DeluS CTOWQeu with seekers after the much herald ed and justly popular cooking of the women members of the organization. It Is estimated that approximately 150 were served between the hours of 6:30 and 8:30 o'clock The sup per was followed by short addresses by officers of the Grange and danc- ing completed the evening. The sup per, which was the first of a series of monthly, events, was voted a con- plete success and plans are already underfoot for a, repetition of the affair in the near future.
 Town Nurse Meeting The monthly meeting of the town nurse committee will be held on Fri day evening, October T. at Legion hall, Kensington. The meetings were discontinued during the summer months, the town nurse, Miss Ivy Dalbey. being occupied with routine work only. The re-opening of local schools this month has enlarged the monthly report of the town nurse for its first hearing of the season.
 Girl Scouts to Hike
 The Girl Scout troop of the Der lin Congregational church will hike to Hubbard Park. Meriden. to- morrow. Mrs. Robert Chapman leader of the local troop. will head the expedition to the Silver City It is planned to hold weekly hikes as long as the weather permits.
 Primary Party
 The primary department of the Berlin Congregational church will hold its annual party tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Worth ington Community house. All chil- dren registered in the primary di- vision of the Sunday school are in- vted to attend.
 The date for the annual Sunday school picnic of the Berlin Congre Gational church, which was postpon- ed from last spring until the re- opening of school, has not been set.
 News Received from Nurse
 News has been received from Miss l.. Jeanette Honiss, daughter of Mrs. E. E. Honiss of Hudson street, who sailed on September 10 for Con- stantinople where she will take up missionary work under the direction Of the American Board of Foreign Missions, to the effect that she land ed in France on September 25. Miss Honlss will be treated to a trip throughout France, Italy and Austria before entering Turkey to begin her studies.
 Asst. Postmistrcss Improved
 Miss Margaret Flynn. assistant postmlstress of the Kensington post office. who has been d patient at the Willimantic hospital for sey- eral weeks, has returned to her nome in kensington and is reported Improved. Miss Flynn was taken ill while on her annual vacation.
 Gun Club to Meet
 The kensington Gun club will hold its weekly shoot tomorrow afternoon at the range on the property of Fred Crane of kensington. All mem bers are urged to attend as this will be the last meet before the opening Of the gunning season.
 Marriage License
 Charles John Omicioli of Portland and Stella Elizabeth Colon, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Stanislaus Colon of Norton road, have filed marriage in tentions with Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff
 Returns From Vacation
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins of Worthington ridge have returned from an extended motor trip through the White Mountains.
 Roderick Morrison of Worthington ridge. has returned from a month S vacation spent in Canada.
 Miss Mary E. Griswold, superin- tendent of schools, spent the day in New Haven with school matters.
 Highway Notes
 The entire one way stretch of con- crete from the New Britain town line and Upson's corner is now open to traffic. The cement layer. at work on the east side of the high way. has reached a point a few hun dred feet north of the half way mark and it is hoped that the entire stretch will be laid by Monday or Tuesday of next week.
 The station underpass is still clos cd to traffic, east bound traffic being I1x~