New Britain herald., 1929-06-21

swarm followed her in and, as soon as the box was full, Umin carried them off. As he was getting into the car the only casualty of the day occurred when a bee that had not gotten in the box climbed up his trouser leg and gave him a very un- comfortable few minutes.
 It is thought that the swarm is the same one that was at the Her aid office in New Britain a few days ago. Evidently 1t was unable to find It's objective there and came to Ken- sington. either 10 find an example of busy industry CT to set one.
 Sunday School Picnic
 Between 75 and 80 children will be at the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock when the annual picnic Of the Berlin Congregational church Sunday school will start. The group will go to the state part at Ham, monasset for the afternoon. It is hoped that many of the parents will also accompany the group. as the picnic is in the nature of an outing for all. Transportation will be furnished by the members of the church. Any one who has not been approached on the matter and who can offer his car for the day is ask ed to get in touch with E. o. Shjer- den, superintendent of the Sunday school.
 Sunshine Picnic
 Plans for the annual picnic of the Sunshine society are complete. The affair will be held at the home of Mrs. John Pinches on Berlin street. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance. There will be a meet ing the society before the lunch. with the Sunshine Home for the Aged the topic of discussion. There has been no definite action taken on this matter as yet. but it is hoped that the home can be located in New Britain of the vicinity.
 Special Church Meeting
 There will be an adjourned spe- cial business meeting of the Ken sington Congregational church in the church auditorium at the close of the morning service 12 o'clock noon Sunday in connection with the in- stalling of heat in the parsonage as voted by the Women's Sewing so- ciety. to consider the advisability of making alterations to the kitchen wing of the parsonage to make . more livable and comfortable home for the minister and more economi- cal for the minister to heat and maintain. and. if considered advisa- ble, to authorize the trustees of the church to place temporary mort gage on the parsonage to secure the funds to make these alterations dur ing the month of July. when the pastor is absent on his vacation.
 As this is a matter of vital inter- est. large attendance of the mem- bers of the church is anticipated.
 East Berlin Items The summer vacation for all school children began today with the closing of the school for the sum- mer. Miss Sally Ryan, who has been teaching at the Hubbard school dur ing the past year. will not resume teaching here next year but has ac- cepted position in the New Brit ain school system. Miss Ryan has been most efficient and extremely popular teacher and 1t is with re- gret that East Berlin loses her.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Clough have been entertaining relatives from New Britain.
 James Ross continues to show im- provement from his recent operation and was reported last evening to be resting comfortably,
 Miss Virginia Sugenhime was awarded high honors at the Middle town high school graduation exer- cises yesterday held at the Capitol theater in Middletown. Miss Helen McCorkle was the recipient of hon. | ors also.
 Mrs. George Cole. MT. and Mrs. 1. Everet Cole and William Cole have returned from motor trip to Canada. where they spent several , weeks visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Percy Earle has returned from a visit with frien Is at Worces- ter.
 Membefs of the Berlin Junior high school class graduating in the class of 1929 and residing in East Der