New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

que of Women Voters The place was decorated in beautiful colors. Rustic and antique styles were in evidence in the garden and in the barn.
 Visiting in New Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Deming and family are spending the week at ford.
 No marked change has take1 place in the condition of Mrs. James Brown of kensington.
 John Matulis. William Davis, Charles Charlow and II. Carlson were visiting friends in town last evening.
 Park tn Good Condition
 The park constructed by the state highway department at Boston Cor ners is beginning to take life and adds greatly to the appearance of the district. Large bushes and shrubs were planted in the park about a month ago and are progress sing nicely. In spite of the fact that the ground is very dry the grass had grown quickly. Last week men from the highway department were busy at work trimming the bushes and making other provements.
 Meeting Of society
 The Missionary society of the Ken sngton Congregational church will meet next Tuesday afternoon, July 3. at the home of Mrs. Bauer. All members are asked to be present.
 Paper Goods Third
 The American Paper Goods is pro gressing rapidly in it's fight for the pennant in the Industrial league and at the present time, the local base ball team is tied for third place with the Russell & Erwin team with three victories and two defeats. The Pa per Goods team has developed into one of the hardest, hitting aggrega tions in the circuit.
 East Berlin Items
 Arrangements for the annual Community club outing were made last evening at the regular com- munity club meeting. Bus and private cars will be used to carry approximately 300 people to R. o. Clark's cottage at Branford on Sat- urday, July if. All those owning machines that will be available on that date are asked to communicate with either George Dalbey or John Lewis of the transportation commit tee so that assignments may be made. There will be two speed wagons and one large truck in addi- ton to the regular cars. Any per- son N ho can not go until noon of that day is asked to send in his name to the secretary. Mrs. Mildred Harrington and transportation will be provided. The procession will leave Community hall at 2 o'clock sharp and the Community club drum corps will lead the procession in d special truck. All children must be accompanied by parents or 8 guardian. All are asked to bring along their own silverware. Louis Schwartz chairman of the ohlill5 NOihpiCtS IOopSla- ton from everyone intending to go. that they send in their names to the secretary so that every one will be provided for.
 The fife and drum corps will hold a rehearsal this evening at 7;30 o'clock at Community hall
 The regular semi-monthly meet ing of the Pythian Sisters will be held next Monday evening at s o'clock at Community hall.
 The library will be open tomorrow afternoon and evening for the ex- change of books.
 The principal event tomorrow will be the play to be held in Athletic hall in the evening by the Sacred Heart Dramatic club. This is the second presentation by the club, the first being for the Sacred Heart church. The play tomorrow evening will be for the St. Gabriel's Epis- copal church. Dancing will follow.
 There will be no special program here for the Fourth of July,