New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
it which prominent officials of the national Grange are speakers.
 Blue Hills Community House

Ut which prominent officials of the national Grange are speakers. Blue Hills Community House
 The old Blue Hills schoolhoLse, sold by the town to Perry Stevens several months ago, has been con- Verted into a district community house by MT. Stevens and nelghbors Tn that district. A piano has been obtained and at leas. once d week canoes are held and games played As this is the stronghold of John CoIlin, mayor of Blue Hills" set pach contests galore are on the pro- gram at every meeting and some times setback contests are held with ether teams from the vicinity. The team led by the redoubtaUle mayor has taken everything in tow in this vicinity and challenges are going around thick and fast. This week the locals have planned 10 stack up with a team from Mcr- idcn, and program of games has been scheduled.
 Sisti Improves Shop
 Patsy Sisti, local barber, has an nounccd that his branch barber shop iH East Berlin has undergone re- rairs and that now heat will be pro- vldcd in better way than before. A new chimney has been installed and other rcnovations have been made.
 Boys Club to Play
 The kenSngton Boys club senior quintet will stack up against tn. Plainville Y. M. C. A. basketball team this evening in Bristol. This will be the fifth start for the senior quintet of the local club and it has yet to win it's first victory. However. 1 though winning games may be some indication Of the strength of the team, in this case the local club has been playing in hard luck. as in several of it's games the regulars have not been available. The boys are at disadvantage in their pres ent playing floor, due to the fact that it is so small. When they play on other floors they are lost, for the size varies so greatly.
 The intermediates have been play ing q good steady game Of ball this season and promise to finish close to the leaders if not to lead the pack themselves.
 Finance Board to Meet
 A joint meeting of the finance board and members of the school board will be held on Monday eve ming in the town hall. The plans and the recommendations of the school board regarding the propos- ed new junior high school will be heard and acted upon.
 Briefs
 A son, born at the New Britain 1 General hospital on January 10 10 MT. and Mrs. Charles PadelH of kensington, died at the hospital early today.
 MT. and Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes Of Worthington ridge are leaving for the south tomorrow to spend three months. Their destination is Florida.
 Lo-ih SluD tO 4AcCJ The Lo-Hi Girls club of the Ber lin Congregational church will meet on Friday evening in the parsonage instead of in the parlors of the church as planned earlier in the week. A speaker has been obtain ed for the evening and all members are urged to attend.
 l East Berlin Items | A large audience greeted Dr. Andrew Johnson last evening at the opening meeting of the ten day series of evangelistic services being conducted at the Methodist church. An unusually effective and eloquent speaker, Dr. Johnson helG his audi ence spellbound for nearly an hour. He has conducted 575 revival cam. paigns and has given more than l2,000 addresses covering all states of the union with the exception of two. Dr. Johnson holds the title ot colonel, being q member of military staff of Governor Elem D. Sampson i of Kentucky as aide de camp. He ! has been in politics, having run for the governorship Of Kentucky sev- l eral years ago. He has unusual views as far as politics is concerned stating that with him it is principle | first, man second, party third and lastly, politics not at all.
 ] In the course of his talk Dr. John-