New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

grade of the Percival avenue school because of the fact that he had maintained a perfect attendance to classes throughout the entire school term. He also had a perfect record as far as tardiness goes, never hav- ing been late for any session during the past Oar
 Leaves for Europe
 Miss Hortense Loiselle of Worth inston. ridge left yesterday for Europe, where she will spend the summer touring England. Scotland and points on the continent.
 Lo-Hi Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Lo-Hi club will be held tonight at o'clock at the home of Miss Ruth Crandau on Meadow street. All mem bers of the club are requested to be present at this meeting s matters of par tlcular interest will be discussed
 Woman's Aid Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting Of the Wonn- ans Aid society of the Berlin Con- eregational church was held yester- day afternoon and the following Of t!cr5 were elected for the ennsuing year; President, Mrs. Samuel A Fiske; first vice president, Mrs. Ar thur L. Woodruff: second vice pres ident, Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox; cecre- tary, Mrs Emil c. Shjerden; and treasurer, Mrs. l. o. Deming
 An unusual feature was in the form of a progressive luncheon. The first course was served at the home of Mrs Ralph Garter on Middle town road, the main course at the home Of Mrs Charles Pratt, and dessert by Mrs. Wallace Atwater at her home
 Berlin Briefs
 The regular weekly meeting of the local troop of Boy Scouts will be held tonight at o'clock in the scout rooms Of the Berlin Congre- satlonal church.
 Miss Ruth Bancroft vas a visitor at the home Of Mrs. Elliott Berry of Clinton yesterday
 Former Resident Weeds
 Mr. and Mrs H Weymouth an- nounce the marriage Of their daugh- ter, Miss Ruth Weymouth of Stuyve- san., \ Y, 10 Raymond Eogle Of North Chatham, N. Y. The wedding took place June i4 al Ealatie. \. '. The bride was d former resident of Berlin.
 East Berlin Items
 The pupils of the Hubbard school enjoyed an outing and picnic at Pipesdale yesterday afternoon, near ly a hundred children attending Many went in swimming after which an athletic meet was held and prizes were awarded. A fsw young sters in their exuberance Of spirits forgot to change into bathing suits before going into the water. One of the teachers walked into boz and 10 get free Of the mud walked through the brook with shoes and stockings on. However with all of these incidents. everybody had d good time.
 The library will be open this eve ming for the exchange of books.
 The Sunday schedule at St. Ga brleIs Episcopal church will be changed for the summer months the morning service to be held at o'clock hereafter. There will be nc meeting of the Sunday school
 Richard Walsh has entered the z m rlov pf P O Cllr. and has rot,7 menced upon his duties. l The Boy Scout samp will open | July and 1t is expected that sev. eral Of the local scouts will attend 1 for at least one week. An indoor cir. | GUS will be held in the near future to raise money so that the expense of the camp will be lessened for tn, boys .he date and place Of the event will be announced
 The laying of the new roof at the Hubbard school vas commence. yesterday and will be completed b! the first of the month.
 The attendance at the fife anc drum corps rehearsals, while it i: better than it has been, is not ye satisfactory. Those in charge have requested every member of the corp. to turn out at the rehearsal nex Thursday evening
 Frank G Kramer, ir. has return ed 10 his home here from his stud ies at Wesleyan university.