New Britain herald., 1930-07-15
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 This system has been worked out and is being used in New York state. l. is expected that the approval of the plan will soon be forthcoming from the office of the highway su- pcrintendent.
 Annual Lawn Party
 The annual lawn party Of the Ser lin Grange will be held tonight on the lawn Of the home of Worthy Master and Mrs. Lewis A. Griffith. All members of the organization are invited to attend.
 Games and dancing will be en- joyed and refreshments will be served.
 Legion Picnic
 The annual picnic under the auspices of Bolton-kasica post and the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Ameri, can Legion will be held at Ham. monasset on July 9.
 Frank Pierpont of kensington has been elected chairman Of the trans portation committee and any mem Der who is planning 10 attend and who seeks means of transportation is urged 10 communicate with him a5 soon as possible.
 Rev. r.. |. Cowles Visits Kensington
 Rev Edward |. Cowles and family Of Westfleld, where Mir, Cowles is stationed as pastor f.the First Con- cregational church. are spending a vacation at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Sydney M. Cowles ot Kensington.
 social Club to Meet
 The regular weekly meeting Of st Paul's Social club will be held to- night at Tabs hall following the baseball game that is 10 be played al the Percival avenue grounds betweer the society's team and one from Cy- press Hill.
 Local Dealer on Trip
 Albin Holmquist, proprietor of the Berlin Auto Sales and George Key. holds, automobile dealer of Putnam are spending a week in New Bruns' wick. Canada. on a fishing trip.
 The travellers made the journey ir one of the company's trucks whicf was specially fitted out with living ard sleeping quarters.
 Berlin Briefs
 Miss Anna Inosko Of kensingtor is spending a weeks vacation ir Massachusetts.
 Miss Minnie Holmquist and Mis' Mildred Bengston Of Kensington arc enjoying a vacation at NirglnlG Beach and Washington, D. C.
 Miss Anna Skene of Kensington i' vacationing at Sound View.
 Mrs. John B. Coughlin
 Mrs. Mary A. (Holigan Cough lin Of Middletown, wife of John B Coughlin, died at the Mindless hospital in Middletown yesterda' morning after a short illness, Sh was the daughter of Mir, and Mrs Patrick Eoligan of East Berlin an; in May of this year celebrated he e5th wedding anniversary in con junction with the 50th anniversar' of her father and mother. Althougi born in Middletown she resided II East Berlin for some time. Beside her husband and parents she leav } a son, John B. Coughlin. Jr. tw' sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Derenthal Q Springfield. Mass, and Mrs. Jamo 1 Hofher of MiddletoWn and ;l brothers, William J.. Edward A. an Thomas F. Holigan of Southington James C. and John J. Holigan 9 East Berlin and Joseph W. Holiga' of Baltimore. The funeral will D held at the funeral home of w. ] Coughlin Sons. 491 High stree' Middletown. Thursday morning, tn time to be announced. East Berlin Items
 The annual Community putin and picnicj will be held Saturday I Hotchkiss Grove in Branford at th shore cottage of Mir. and Mrs. r O. Clark who have extended an ir vitation 10 the Community club an it's friends to be their guests for tn day. For the past several year the outing has been held at tf Clark cottage and the attendanc has averaged well over 200. Trans portation will be provided for thos | who have no means of going. EN cry one attending is asked fake fcodstuffs as they have former years. also such utensils I will be needed, knife, fork. spoo and a cup. Games and soci;