New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

John and his friends would spend the winter evenings watching the young gallants from Meriden driv- ing to New Britain 10 visit their girl friends" although at that time that phrase had not been invented.
 Sometimes a familiar sleigh would be missing from the process sion," he said, and then we knew that someone had had fight with his girl. Sometimes they would get married and then the sleigh rides would stop'
 Claude Stevens Returns
 Mir. and Mrs. Claude W. Stevens have returned to their home in Ken sington after a visit to the Pacific coast, where Mir. Stevens had busi- ness at the San Francisco. Cal, office of the Stanley Works.
 Surveyors Here
 Surveyors today started work al the railroad bridge in kensington, but no information regarding the work they arc doing could be ob- taincd.
 Polish Priest Coming
 For the benefit of the Polish speaking members of St. Paul's par ish, a Polish priest will hear con fessions in the church tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Students Arc Photographed
 A group of Berlin Junior High school students were photographed yesterday by a clerk in a local store. The picture will be used in advcr- using a wcll-knoWn brand Of food in the newspapers.
 Choir to Meet
 The junior choir of the Beriln Congregational church will meet at the usual hour tomorrow evening m the church to rehearsc the Easter music.
 Briefs
 "A Heart of Gold" thrce-act piaylet, will be presented tonight by the Epworth league of the hensing- ton Methodist church.
 Teachers of the Berlin Congrega- tional Sunday school met last night for Bible study with the pastor, Rev Samuel A. Fiske.
 Mrs Carrie schultz of s Rock well avenue, New Britain, enter tained the sewing club of the Der lin Grange in her home yesterday.
 NTr. and Mrs. E. F. Hanford con- ducted a cottage prayer meeting last night in their home.
 East Berlin Items
 A number of local farmers arc planning to attend the meeting thls evening in the Legion rooms at the Town hall for the purpose of taking some action for release from the corn borer quarantine. With the approach of the produce season, a ready market for garden products must be found, otherwise hardship will be the result. The Berlin Farmers club is working as a unit for relief from the present Quaran- tine,
 The taking of the census national, ly and locally will commence next week. This area will be enumerated by Miss Florence Carns.
 Rev. and Mrs. l.. F. Adkins vii be rendered a farewell party in tho social rooms of the Methodist churcl this evening. All members of the church and friends of the Commun ity arc invited 10 attend.
 The library will be open for { short time this evening for the ex change of books. Middletown night will be held a the weekly whist and social to b. held at Sacred Heart church neA | Monday evening. Nearly 200 peopl attended the whist last Monda, evening when Meriden night wa i observed
 | The choir of the Methods church will hold a rehearsal toIno or row evening at 2 o'clock in tn church social rooms in preparation | for Easter.
 The regular business meeting 0 ' the Community club will be omittc next Wednesday evening due to tn minstrel show to be staged by tn Bclviderc Minstrcls at that time. 
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