New Britain herald., 1930-12-01

be appointed at a later date to con- duct the canvass
 Operation Successful
 Mrs. J. J. Cashman of Worthing- ton ridge was operated on yesterday at the New Britain General hospital and is reported as resting comfort ably. Mrs. Cashman was removed to the hospital several days ago in anticipation of the operation.
 Beckley Property Transferred
 A warranty deed recording the totaling 30 acres has been received at the Gown clerks office. The two pieces of property are in the Beck ley section and have been transfer red from Edmund Walter of Berlin to John Murawski of Hartford.
 Mcintyre Awaits Trial
 George Mcintyre of kensington who was arraigned in special ses- now at the county jail in Hartford awaiting his trial in the superior court, which convenes tomorrow. Mcintyre confessed 10 setting fire 10 the ham ot George B. Carter which burned last year, though he denied having any connection with the barn which burned on the night of November B.
 |, l6l in ic confession Mcintyre said he liked to see a good fire" The cash bond of $500 necessary for liberating the incendiary has not been forth coming.
 Vacations End
 The brief vacation season enjoy ed by many college boys and girls who visited their parents and friends over the Thanksgiving holi- days came to close last night and at various times at the Berlin rail- road station there were clusters of students bidding farewell as they awaited trains to carry them back to their duties once more.
 Miss Katherine Gold left last night for her school in Pennsyl- vania, and Harvey Woodruff return ed 10 New York city, where he at- tends x. Y. L.
 Boy scouts on Hike
 Fifteen Boy Scouts of Troop i ot Berlin accompanied by Scoutmaster E. O. Shjerden. had a hike Saturday on which large number of tests were passed and a great "feed" was enjoyed. The boys who passed the tests were as follows: Charles Sav- age, tracking. cooking and firebuild- ing; Russell Gold. cooking and fire building; Robert Zimmerman, fire building and knife and axe; Joseph Banarta, knife and axe; Wesley Gwatkin, firebuilding and knife and axe.
 Ukuicie Club Meets The 20 members of the newly former Ukulele club under the direction of Miss Anna Nelson of the Hubbard school will meet at 7:3C o'clock tonight at the home ol George Clark. The club is compos' ed of both boys and girls and tht members are rapidly learning the chords and will soon be proflcien, enough to give a public entertain ment
 Grange to Meet Berlin Grange will hold it's regu- lar meeting tomorrow night in 1t: hall on Pennington avenue. Thi: meeting will be featured by speeches by past lecturers.
 The annual Christmas entertain. ment of the Grange will be held or the evening of December 16. The committee in charge of this is com posed of Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft Mrs. William Sheldon, William G Sheldon, Miss Helen Brown ant Gustave Lipdquist.
 Queen Esther Circle The Queen Esther circle vii meet this evening at the home O Mrs. George W. Tryon on New Brit ain road, Kensington.
 East Berlin Items
 Rev. Jerrold Digby Niets ot | Brooklyn, N. Y., Rev. William Vii. son Manross of the General Theo logical seminary of New York, Mr and Mrs. Chester Bunce and son Graeme, of East Orange, N. J.. anc Miss Betty Steckenn of Adelphi col. lege of Garden City. l.. l., were tho guests of Mrs William Bunce al