New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

Milc0 has sold to Arthur F. Webster farm containing about 50 acres on Worthington ridge. The land lies just north of Mr. Webster's present place.
 Bible Glass Meeting
 There was large attendance last night at the monthly meeting of the Berlin Mems Biblc class. Charles Norris of the American Hardware corporation spoke on his trip around the world and showed pictures of the places he had seen. His talk was extremely interesting as we'll as the pictures.
 St. Paul's T. \. B. Society
 The St. Paul's T. A. B. society will hold it's weekly whist party this evening at o'clock in Tabs hall, kensington. Prizes will be awarded. and the public is cordially invited to attend.
 Winners at Card Party
 At the meeting Of the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Goodell of Arch street. New Britain. prizes were won by Mrs. Van Gorder and Mrs. La Blond. The next meeting of the club will take place at the home Of Mrs. Harold Skinner Of Pennington road, Berlin, on next We nesday afternoon. a. which time Mrs. Skinner will open her home for the function.
 Valentine Observance
 Today is Valentines Day. In all of the schools there will be the usual Valentine observance with a box in every room from which Valentines will be distributed.
 Business Trip
 C. Chase Coale. vice president and sales manager Of the American Hos- icry company of New Britain. has left on business trip 10 New York and Philadelphia. MT. Coale will be gone for about week
 At the recent food sale held at hall on February g, un- der the auspices of the Sunshine so- ciety. more than $40 was realized.
 The John Pinches family is at- the funeral of Judge Davis in Mantle today.
 Funeral Of MT. Hanson
 Funeral services for Andrew Han son will be held at the First Luth- cran church of New Britain at 200 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist will off,ciate Burial will nc in Fairview cemetery, New 
 Last Berlin Items
 The library association will hold | l whist party in Community hall this evening at o'clock. The proceeds arc 10 be used for the purchase of | ne books and other library expense. It is hoped to have | large attend ance as the cause Is | most worthy 1 one. Prizes will be awarded.
 Contrary to previous announce ment the library will not be open Friday as there is yet much work | 10 be done in checking and renum- bering the books. The work ts be- ing rushed as quickly as is possible | but the work can only be done on hose days that the building is heat sd. It ts hoped to have the books ready for distribr ion next week.
 The Fife and Drum corps will not have q rehearsal this evening.
 Plans for the formation of . boy scout troop are we'll under way and t is expected that the committee in charge will soon complete the de- tails necessary 10 the formation of l ! troop.
 Members of the Lafanso club were at the home of Mrs. I Mary Bourgeois this afternoon. Mrs. I Robert Stevenson of Middletown. | 'ormer resident here and club mcm- ] per. was present.
 The boys club will meet tomor- row evening at Community hall.
 George Overstrom. chicken l 'aiser, expects to incubate more ] nan 1l,OO0 chickens this spring. ! The eggs are placed in incubators l n lots of 1900, each. He has one of the largest plants in the state.