New Britain herald., 1914-04-18
Pickup will expound the Latin motto,

Pickup will expound the Latin motto,
 "Christo Et Ecclesiae."
 The topic for the Tuesday evening
 service is "Why Everyone Should
 Sign the Temperance Pledge Miss
 Edith Larson will have charge of the
 meeting.
 Kensington Congregational Church. Rev. Carleton Hagen, pastor. Morn
 ing worship at 1O:45 with preaching
 by the pastor. Sunday school at noon. The Christian Endeavor so- ciety meets in the evening at 6 o'clock, when the subject, '"The Con- secration of Time" will be consid- cred.
 Berlin Congregational Church. Spiritual Progress will be preached upon at the Berlin Congre- gational church tomorrow morning by the pastor. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. In addition to the Sunday school ses- sion at noon, a meeting of the Junior Christian Endeavor society will take
 place at 3:30 p. m. and will be in charge of Ruth Austin. The Senior Endeavor society will hold a Sab- bath observance meeting at 6:3O o'clock and will consider "The Con- secration of Time under the leader ship of Miss Annette Savage. Book Committee Active. While the sale of the two-hun- dredth anniversary history of the Kensington Congregational church Is
 making gratifying progress and the publication is generally meeting with favor, the committee on sales, which is composed of Senator Claude w. Stevens, Clarence B. Baldwin and Mrs. Sidney M. Cowles, is consider ing means for the further extension i of the sale as rapidly as possible
 during the present month. In ac-
 cordance, each member will make a supreme effort to dispose of all the volumes in. a very short time. Worthingtons to Manage Dances. In the future, the Berlin dancing
 class which has been conducted for some time by Clarence Place of New Britain. will be managed by the Wor- thington Athletic club of Berlin. which is to use the proceeds towards the maintenance of the baseball team.
 Sessions will be held in the local town hall every Friday evening, as usual. School Committee Meets. l At a meeting of the town school board held last evening in the town 1 clerks office, the school board acted
 favorably on a budget which had l been. prepared by the teachers com
 mittee and which named salaries and ] other. recommendations for next year. Seventeen teachers are now en- ! ployed in the Berlin common schools and a more efficient staff has never 1 before been hired It will be known 1 definitely, in a short while, whether or not, any of the instructors i'm tend to decline engagements for an- ! other year. It is said that there
 are to be very few changes in the sal
 aries this year.
 E. E. Honiss and w. H. Nye were the only ones absent from last nights meeting.
 Selectinen Make Appointments. Charles J. Johnson of Kensington was appointed to succeed Charles As ! plnWall as tree warden, at a meeting 1 or the board of selectmen held yes- terday Henry Austin and w. J. : it1tca1e were reappointed as patrol men, Deputy Sheriff James Clark as dog warden and E. Skinner as super 1ntendent of the town home
 Z,vick-Schmidt Nuptials. Wedding bells will ring this after noon for Miss Minnie Schmidt of Ken
 slngton and Christopher Zwick, a prominent Hartford real estate man. They will be married at { o'clock this