New Britain herald., 1930-10-17

Fanny Griswold, Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey, Mrs. George Meisner, Miss Elen Linquist and Mrs. Emil o. Shjerden: music committee, Rev. J. H. Kingsbury, Miss Caroline Savage, Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske, Mrs. Sylva Dean, Mrs. Russell Gold. Miss Fern Bruce; religious education commit tse, Miss Helen Rhom. Mrs. Stanley l.. Galpin, Charles Pratt and Miss Mary Griswold.
 Head usher, Lester F. Deming; chairman of collection committee, Leon J. Honiss; Girl Scout leader, Mrs. s. Chase Coale Boy Scout leader, Emil o. Shjerden; every member canvass committee, Russell Gold, Ralph Carter and Oscar Ben- son.
 Notices of Hearing
 Notices of hearings have been re- ceived at the Berlin town clerks office for the estates of Louis Con- feggi and Charles w. Williams, and a limitation of claims notice of six months for the estate of William N. Daniels. Hearings of the Will liams and Confeggi estates will be held at the probate court in New Britain on October 22 and 23, re- spectively. All claims to be made against the Daniels estate must be filed within the next six months with the administrator, Charles w. Dick inson.
 Marriage License Application
 An application for marriage H. cense has been filed at the town clerks office by Andrus Gustav Swanson, of filling street, Kensing- ton, and Ida Elizabeth Bengtson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emil B. Bengtson, also of Kensington.
 Last Registration Day
 Tomorrow will be the last day for eligible citizens of Berlin to be made voters for the state election of No- vember 4. The registrars and select men will be ready at the town clerks office to receive those who wish to register tomorrow.
 Operation Successful
 Mario Serrarino is resting com fortably at home after a successful operation for appendicitis at the New Britain General hospital about a week ago.
 Blue Hills Team Wins Again
 The Blue Mills setback team explained by John Conlin made clean sweep of a series that would have gone three games, had 1t been necessary, by defeating the kensing- ton team headed by Jack Giana at Tabs hall last night.
 Scout News
 The girls of Pioop Soer, Troop 4. of the Girl Scouts will not spend this weekend at Camp Stiague, as had been formerly planned. sus- fcient number did not register for the trip and it has been called off indefinitely. Other plans will be announced later
 Social Briefs
 Mrs Frank Barrett of Farming ton avenue entertained Mrs. Ray mond E. Walker of Flint, Michigan, at her home this afternoon. Mrs. Walker was formerly a resident of New Britain. She will remain in Berlin about ten days, having arriv- ed Saturday.
 Mrs. Elmer F. Knapp of New Ha ven addressed the members of the Berlin D. A. F.. chapter yesterday afternoon on the correct uses of the flag.
 Mrs. E. J. Wickwire, who has been in Westchester all summer, is at present the guest of Mrs. Frank Slater of Berlin.
 MT. and Mrs. Stowe of Bedford, Virginia, are the guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Galpin of Worth ington ridge.
 The ladies of the Democratic club will give a bridge, whist and set back party at Tabs hall of Kensing ton tonight A large gathering Is expected, and the public is invited. : East Berlin Items Mrs. Henry Medd of Island Park L. l., is visiting here as the guest of her mother, Mrs L. M. Wescott of Main street.
 The library will be open for a short time this evening for the eX- change of books.
 The women of the Sacred Heart church will hold another whist and