New Britain herald., 1927-08-12
active participation in business.

active participation in business.
He leaves a brother. DR.. Ralph
A. Wooding and a niece, Mrs. L. L..
Looner of Beverly, Mass. He was a
member of the kensington Metho-
dist church. Funeral arrangements
are in charge of B. c. Porter of New
Britain and are incomplete.
Registrars Meeting
The registrars of the town of Ber-
lin will meet this afternoon at the
Office of the town clerk at the
Town Hall. This session will be con-
tinued until 9 o'clock this evening
in an effort to serve all local resi-
dents who wish to change their par
ty on the causcus list or who have
not been included in the present
lists. The registrars have issued no.
tice that no new voters will be made
at this time, a later meeting being
scheduled for that purpose.
Practice Game
The Berlin Juniors baseball team
will meet team composed of mem
bers of the Bolton-K asica post S.
American Legion, this evening al
$50 o'clock at Community field
Worthington ridge, for a practice
game. The Berlin squad held its
first practice under its new coach
ing system last evening and the call
for candidates issued by Manager
Adolph w. Schultz yesterday
brought a large gathering of local
players to the field last evening.
Several flashy stars were discovered
during the practice and will be de-
veloped in the practice game to-
night. The team has undergone a
complete revision under its new
managership.
Family Reunion
The third annual reunion of the
Epson Family Association of Amer
lea will be held August 81 at the
Southington Country Club. Reports
will be submitted and committees
will be elected at that time. Two re-
ports are scheduled to be read at
the assembly. ,one from the COM
rittee on genealogy and history
and one from Rev. Edward Spen-
Ger Cowles. of Spencer, Mass,
brother of Postmaster Sidney NJ.
Cowles of Kensington, on the point
of embarkation for America of the
original Thomas Epson and facts of
interest connected with him.
The reunion will attract a large
gathering of local members of the
family, the Epson family having a
large membership in this commune
ty
Estate Notice
Notice has been posted to the eff
feet that Harold G. Stearns has been
appointed executor of the estate of
Harry E. Stearns, minor. in author
ization to settle and compound a
claim of said minor. The notice was
issued and signed by Judge Bernard
+. Gafney of the probate court Dis
trict of Berlin.
Past Lecturers Night
Berlin Grange "a, at its meeting
to be held next Tuesday evening,
August 16. will observe past lectur-
er's night. All past lecturers will as
sist in arranging this program of en-
tertainment. 1t is expected that at
this time, the annual fair committee
will be appointed. The Grange has
for many years held fair and car
nival during the early fall with
large exhibits of fruit vegetables,
flowers and canned goods. Enter
tainment and dancing is also one of
the drawing features. The latter part
of October is the date mentioned
for the annual event this year.
Members of the Berlin Grange
Sewing Circle met yesterday after
noon at Grange Hall. A sizeable at
tendance was present. Following the
business session, a social hour was
held.
What They're Doing
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cooley and
Miss Madaline DeLowery. of Kens-
ington, are vacationing in Old Or
chard Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose and
daughter Barbara, of Kensington,
are spending two weeks at Allie
gheny. Pa, and Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Frank Pierpont of Kensing-
ton is visiting friends in Asbury
Park, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Binardo
and daughter, Helen, Of Kensington,
are spending two weeks vacation