New Britain herald., 1929-06-06

past year It was formerly owned by B. K. Showalter, former superin- tendent of schools in Berlin, who IS now teacher in Auburn. Alaba ma.
 The tavern has been closed since last fall. when the owner moved to Meriden with his family. What the new owner plans to do with the building is not known but there is a chance that it will be reopened in the near future as an inn. The house is one of the oldest ones on the street and is equipped to be run as an inn. There are 13 rooms in the house, all of them large, Of CO., lonial style, and in the best of re- pair.
 Returns From Hospital
 Dr. T. C. Hodgson of Berlin. who has been in the Hartford hospital for the past two months following an operation. has returned to his home on Berlin street. His condi- tion is reported as being greatly im- proved.
 Apply for Marriage License
 John J. klewiski of New Britain and Mary R. Dolicki of Berlin ap- piled for marriage license at Town Clerk A. A. Woodrufrs office yestef- day. Miss Dolicki is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony DoIicki of Berlin.
 Accepts Position
 Irving Suprenant has accepted . position in Coles store in Berlin. The store is under the Management of John Cole of East Berlin. Tho bought out his brother Everett, . short time ago.
 Primary Class Rehearsal
 The primary class of the Berlin Congregational church will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at , o'clock for a rehearsal of the Chil- dren's day program that will be giv- en at the church Sunday morning Sunday will be observed as Chll- dren's day throughout the country There will be songs and a program during the services here. All chil- dren are asked to be at the church on Saturday, as it will be the last rehearsal for the exercises
 To Present Entertainment The pupils of the kensinston junior high school will present an entertainment at the Berlin Town hall this evening at o'clock. Three plays will be given by the pupils of the various grades. and songs and poems will be included in the pro- gram.
 The public is invited 10 attend Due to the success of the play given by the members of the Worthington school last Friday night it is ex- pected that there will be a large at- tendance at the hall tonight.
 Serious inroads on the attendance at the kensington grammar school have been made by an epidemic of ringworm that has appeared anon the pupils of the lower grades Eleven pupils from the second grade have been sent home on account Gf the disease
 The disease Is contagious by direct contact and it was though best te send the pupils to their homes unt' they are cured. Several cases have been reported from the Ledge school. also. according to Dr. R. M Griswold of KensinGton. Eletts Officers The annual meeting of the Wom- ems Missionary society of the Rer. lin Congregational church was helj yesterday afternoon at the home o' Miss Caroline Savage The following l officers were elected: President. Mis-! Caroline Savage; vice president. Mis-! Helen Royce: secretary. Mrs. Cora Honniss: and treasurer. Mrs. s. c Coaie. The meeting opened with 2 picnic which was enjoyed greatly b, the members of the group. Night school Graduation Twenty-two members of the nigh school in Kensington were graduated at exercises last night at the Ken sington grammar school They wer, pupils who had left school at the ast of 1S and who completed the eishtf grade in evening school. The schoo has been under the supervision O Mrs Anna Nj. Young. teacher ir the kensington Junior high schoo { for the past few years. Diploma. i were presented hy Miss Mary Gris ~old. superintendent of schools. Tn,