New Britain herald., 1929-09-03

bonds of $25 for his appearance in court Tuesday night.
 Session of Court Tonight
 The weekly session of the town court will be held this evening. Sev- eral arrested during the past week will he tried as will also the case of Charles Otto, arrested last week. by Constable Brown on a charge of reckless driving. Otto is said to have hit the car of John Massela, of Ken sington, and a moment later that of Rocco Massela, also of Kensngton.
 Open House
 Rev. and Mrs. Vernon l.. Philips of the Kensington Congregational church will be the hosts at an open house, Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock at their home in Kensngton. Members of the church and neigh bors are invited to attend.
 To Attend school of Nursing
 It is reported by the New Britain hospital that Miss Muriel Johnson, of East Berlin, will attend the school of Nursing, the fall term for which begins today
 Returns Home
 Frances and Clifford Dee have returned to their homes in Nashua. N. H., after spending a month at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Cashman.
 Mid-Week Meeting
 A mid-wcek prayer meeting win be held at the Kensington Methodist church at 7:45 Thursday evening.
 At the annual meeting of the Of September 9, election of trustees Will be held.
 Auto Hits Boy
 Louis Iastrina of go Collins street MiddletoWn, reported that le had lit boy with his car, on the Swamp road. When he got cut to take the boy to doctor the boy ran away.
 Schools to Open
 The Berlin public schools will open for the fall session tomorrow Mothers are asked to come with chil- Gren who are attending for the first time in order that they may give the necessary information. All children must show evidence of vaccination before they may be admitted to school.
 Berlin Choir to Practice
 The Junior Choir of tls Berlin Congregational church will hold q l ehcarsal this evening at the church in anticipation of next Suday, when Rev. Dr. Fisie will conduct the ser vices.
 Berlin Items
 Frank Giana and Charles Holm Quist have returned after spending two weeks touring Ohio and Ken lucky.
 Miss Marie Negri has returned to her home in Bridgeport after spend ing 10 days with Miss Anna Giana.
 Mir. and Mrs. Montgomery and children have returned 10 their home on Hudson street after spend ing several weeks n New Hamp- shire.
 Walton Meagley and William NOaie nave returned to New York city, after spending the holidays at their homes on Berlin street.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hutchinson and family of Kensing ton, have retured after a vacation spent at Point Judith. R. l.
 East Berlin Items
 The Hubbard school will open to- morrow morning at o'clock for the beginning of the fall semester. One new teacher, Miss Gertrude Phe- Ian, will be on the school staff talk ing the place of Miss Ryan, who will teach in the New Britain schools this year.
 Camp Northridge closed yester- day for the season. The camp, which has been conducted by Mrs. William Bunce and daughters. Theo and Gertrude, has been most successful. Those attending the camp this year came from as far away as China. The camp will re- sumn next summer.
 Miss Jane Colton of New Jersey has been the guest of Mrs. A. A. Barnes over the week end.
 The PlainTille Gem Ground was thn scnna of cone'AnYahI activity over the week. end and holiday