New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

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 Aid Society [
 \ meeting Of the Womau's Aid so- ciety Of the Berlin Congrcgational church will he held tomorrow after noon at clock at the home of Mrs kennth Holyea. All the women are cordially invited to attend.
 Meeting, Tomorrow Afternoon
 A meeting Of the w. II. VI, <. O. the kensington Methodist church will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alice Kent at 5 o'clock.
 Warranty Deeds
 Frederick l.. Peck has purchased the I.angdon J. Peck farm in the Blue Hills from the estate O the late II. Wales Lines and the other heirs of Langdon Peek. The farm contains about 164 acres.
 Henry Church has sold house and land on Farmington road 10 John Stankus. These sales arc re- corded at the office of Town Clerk Arthur L, Woodruff.
 Interesting Votes
 Lester Deming ie visiting in Ohio for a short time on business for tho stanley Works Of New Britain
 Miss Harriet Hollistcr is confined 10 her home with a severe cold.
 To Present Play
 The Young Peoples society Of the Plainville Congregational church will present play called His tncle's Niece" at the Berlin Granga hall next Monday evening at s o'clock under the auspices Of tho Young Peoples society Of the Berlin Congregational church. The list O. characters are as follows:
 Francis Felton," the cause of all the trouble, Howard Stephenson; "Philander Fillmore" humble but wise, Louis Pike: Timothy Have" the gardener at Happy Valley. Ro- land Hale; "Silas Sacllemooro." con- stable at Happy Valley, Harry Jos cphson; 'Richard Tate, Esq" rising young lawyer. Raymond Schwah: Doris Hale" very much attached 10 the cause. Viola Spencer: Alice Malcolm,' close chum of Dora, Hen rietta Castle: Mrs. Sarah Ann Mul. lor," a woman of few words, Rachol Smith; Uncle Simon Felton," who never makes mistake, Charles OrSie.
 The plainyilla society presented the play in planville and it proved 10 be a huge success.
 Complain About Gangs
 Numerous property owners on Worthinston ridge have complained lately of gangs of boys who are making t practice +o bombarl their houses with snow balls.
 The boys cover the houses with snow and in many cases have mar roWly missed breaking windows They get huge delight in piling snow on the verandas of tho houses. Tho children are warned 10 discontinue this horSeptay as some of the owners are intent on pros9cuting th" Of lenders if they are caught Tn some cases older boys, evidently ou' of work. have been the biggest offend CTS.
 East Berlin Items
 The first of series Of Illustrated Ia evening at Community hall was fair ly well attended, The slides on Yellowstone Park were beautiful ly colored. The scenes were taken Of the park which extends through Montana and Wyoming. Auothar lecture will be held within a few weeks.
 The ladies of St. Gahri,l's Episco- pal church will hold q st. Patrick'e whist and social in the parish room Of the church Saturday evening. March r. Following the whist. re treatments in keeping with the oc- casion will be served.
 The Knights of Pythas will meet this evening at o'clock at Com- hall.
 TheJunior Girls club met this aft crnoon with Miss Carolyn Read
 The Girls club will meet Thurs day evening at 1:i5 o'clock at Com munity hail.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held to- morrow evening at 1:3o o'clock in the church parlors
 The next regular meeting Of i!le