New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

hdIutIlHS Dl d44ueStS, tIutil " oI 'lI- ington ridge resident. 2S-Frank Mcintyre, admitted incendiary Of Cartcr's barn, tried at special meet ing of Berlin town court and bound over to December term of superior court.
 Holiday Relief Work
 December 5--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mckeon, kensiugton couple, observe 10th anniversary of wedding. Death of Mrs. Della P. Graham of Hud- son street D. .9--Central Pomona Grange meets in Berlin for first tim" in three years; 200 guests present at dinner. kensington Red Cross ac- tivitics ended with S131 collections reported by chairman, Mrs. Jean Hooker Thomas Mcintyre, admit ted Kcnsington incendiary, sent 10 State hospital at Norwich at super for court session. Death of Mrs. Lena Louise Yantz, aged S1, Of East Berlin. ll-R. I. krebf overcome by carbon monoXide in garage, but recovors. Modern Woodmen elect Walter krashcn Y. (.
 12-Committee headed by Russell Gold appointed 10 have charge Of charity aid disbursement in town A. A, North named head Of East Berlin Fire district. 1S-Berlin Forcstcrs plan come-bac in bi- monthly meeting. 21-Doath of Mrs Elizabeth Gladdins of New Britain, native Of East Berlin. 2S-Christ- mas work of various societies brought to close; 900 children and more than half a hundred families made happy over holidays. % Charles (. Anderson celebrates 76th birthday anniversary Tn good health kensngton Congregational church issues call to Rev. John P. GarfcId Of NIddleboro. Mass. to fill vacancy left by Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. Case Postponed The case Of Andrew Pctanowitch, which Was scheduled to come up last night at the town court. Vas ' postponod for two weeks. awaiting inc coroners report on the death or Joseph Kohl who vas killed in au accident at Upson's corner on the nIGht of November 19. The original date set for the trial was December at which time 1t was continued pntil December 51 upon the request Of tho defendant, represented by At tornoy Angela Lacava Of New Brit ain. Pctanowitch IS charged with reckless driving.
 Property sold
 Charles W. Dickinson. administra- for ot the estate Of the late William Norris Daniels, has reported the sale Of lN acres O the land listed in the estate 10 Trorner W. Tompkius. The farm is on Four Rod highway near inc railroad tracks. II is expected that Mir. and Mrs. Tompkins will mako their home on the property i'll the spring
 Post Ohice to Be Open Although tomorrow is legal hoIi- ! day, the Kensngton and Berlin post ! offices will be open until 10 o'clock in inc morning, 1t vas learned this morning.
 I American Legion Meeting The regular hl-monthly meeting of Bolton -kasiaa post. American Lc- Glon, will be held tomorrow night n tho Legion rooms ot the town hall.
 Skating and Sliding
 Skating and sliding on the many hills and ponds in Berlin are the usual vogue this winter as Is evil lenced by the many children who are taking advantage ot the abun- dant snow and ice in the vicinity. The hill where Langdon court IS located is particularly popular among the younger set. The ponds cn New Britain road in kenslngrou Innd themselves well to the enjoy Mert of youngsters with sleds.
 special Bus Tonight
 A special bus or more than one 0ecticut company from the center in New Britain to Berlin for the benefit of midnight revelers and late thtatergoers tonight.
 New Years Party MT. and Mrs. Samuel Chase Coa!e will entertain this evening with a New Years Eve party at their hom- on Worthlngton ridge. MT. and Mrs. coala have as their guest their son. William Coal" Of New York city.
 Watch Night service,
 The Ep~orrh league Of the Ken sirgton Methodist church will hold an entertainment tonight at the church previous 10 its Watch Night service At the entertainment there will be refreshments and various forms Of games beginning at 500 o'clock, and an hour before midnight the religious services will begin.
 Highways Clear
 The highways running through Berlin and kensington are nearly frf" Of the snow and ice which has . covered them for d week or so and made passing dang, rous. Farming ton avenue. Nc" Britain road and Worthiugtou ridge are as safe aH -,,rr NF-h in" exception 'ot the road shoulders where frozen snow is BankedrIt Is a amusing parodoX in . k.nsington 10 see clear roads and snoW banked two feet high on each side,
 There have been surprisingly few t accidents in Berlin considering the , dangerous conditions the streets and roads were in for some time. There were only about four smash ups worthy of note.
 Tree Sale Report
 A Inc meeting of the American Legion at the town hall tomorrow night report is expected from Ed gar Pickett, chairman of the com nIittec which had charge of and con- ducted the sale Of Christmas trees during the two weeks preceding Christmas Early predictions con- corning results of the sale have 1t