New Britain herald., 1928-02-06

fund. s2s: sale of book, s1.sn; fines. s12,c7. The total amount of the re- ceipts was $2.1o5.51.
 The expenditures were as follows: repairs, s7.7o: magazines. sS457. books. sso,41; salary of isnitor s29; salary of assistant librarian S52: electricity. S1s.11: account. Will COX fund, $c5: moving lawn. Sc, charcoal, $7,o7; mazda lamp. $so The total amount of expenditure is $222.91. To balance the account the following figures are issued: funds s2,7ss.ss. deposit N. B. Trust Co, $5s.ss. cash on hand. ss5.ss and ex- penditures, $222.91, This makes a total of $s.1o5.51,
 Scout Meetings
 Boy Scouts. Troop 1, ofvthe Der lin Congregational church, will mee, tomorrow evening at 7:3o o'clock Emil o. Shjerden. scoutmaster, will be in charge.
 Troop 1. Girl Scouts. will meet this afternoon st 1 o'clock in their rooms at the Berlin Congregational church Mrs. R. Chapman. scoutmaster, will preside.
 Girls Born
 A daughter was born at the New to Mir, and Mrs. Angelo DeMairo,
 A daughter, Margaret Elizabeth was born to Mir and Mrs. Carmen Barnardo last week.
 Fall To Place
 Tho Hartford county "" track team captured the state title for tho seventh consecutive year at the Meriden Y. NJ. C. A. Saturday after. noon. Members of the kensingtor Boys club appeared with winners but none of the local boys were able to place in the meet
 Tabs Whist The St. Paul T. A. B. society will hold its weekly whist party in tho Tabs hall, Kensington, tomorrow evening. Prizes will be awarded the winners. The public is invited.
 Scout Week
 Scout week started yesterday anG will be observed all over the coun, try. The Berlin Congregations church gave reconization to th' movements of the scouts at fht morning services yesterday morning Tho Berlin scouts attended service. in a body. Tuesday evening. under the guidance of Scoutmaster Emi O. Shjerden. with the help of a few women, dinner for the scouts ant their fathers. will be given at the church at 6:30 o'clock.
 Elected Treasurer
 Mrs. Henrietta l.. Pinches wa. elected treasurer of the Canonicul branch of the International Sunshine society at a meeting held last week She is all active worker in the af fairs of the society.
 Church Notes
 The Young Peoples society of thu Berlin Congregational church vii hold dinner in the parsonage a 6:30 o'clock this evening.
 Mrs. Robert Chapmans class i' leading in the competition at thu church for the hest 5%tendance for ; period of 14 weeks. The losers vii give banquet to the winners.
 Social Items
 Postmaster S. NJ. Cowles is spend ing a few days at Worcester. Mass V. Smith of New York visited hi parents over the weekend. Mir. and Mrs. William Heald O Worthington ridge have returned home after visiting Mir. Heald' parents at Methuen, Mass.
 Miss Victoria Fiskc and Samue Iiske, Jr., are spending a few day with their parents. Rev. and Mrs Samuel A. Fiske of Worthingtor ridge. They arc home from colleg' following the mid-year organizations
 Joseph Manz and William Preston of New Britain spent the week-en, with their aunt, Mrs. William Shel don of Pennington avenue.
 Grange Anniversary
 The. Berlin Grange will observe it 1 43th anniversary tomorrow evcninl at it's hau on Pennington avenue \ number of visitors are expecte, rom the Grange societies about tn, .tate. Speeches will he given b, State Master NJ Ives of Meridel and State Overseer l.. W Tolles o Snuthingtou. Other state officers vii he present. George W. Dyson prominent New Britain ieweler, vii l give an address on Jewels" H will explain the many tricks used b,