New Britain herald., 1915-11-23

of Kensington was held from St. Marks Episcopal church, New Britain, this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Harry I. Bodley, rector of the church. The pail bearers were chosen from the immediate members of the family. Burial was in Thompsonville, the trip being made by automobile.
 To Incorporate.
 A certificate of incorporation has heen filed with the secretary of state by the. Globe Cafe company of Kensington. The certificate shows the capital stock is $2,OO0, divided into twenty shares with a par value of $1O0, all of which has been paid in. The incorporators are Ezok Liebl1ck, Elias Cohen and Solomon Tassler, all Of Hartford
 This company will conduct the Nut meg House, which it purchased from John T. Baker, who conducted it for the past five years.
 Hiking Club.
 Realizing the benefits obtained from iong walks, a hiking club has been formed in Kensington. The members will take three hikes every week Tn
 
 trip was made yesterday when the club hiked to Meriden. The members are MT. and Mrs. Harold Upson, Miss Agnes Carlson, Miss Mary Nelson, Joseph Wilson and A. Peck. To Become NIermaids. Jealous of the reputation made by Annette Kellerman, some of the young women of the town have formed swimming club, with the idea in mind of eclipsing that famous water rymph. All the members of the Berlin Swiming association have joined the New Britain Y. w. C. A. and will meet three times a week in the pool of that institution. The fol- l lowing are members of the associa- ] tion: Mesdames Hinkley and Mo- l Carthy and the Misses Mary Carbo, Louise A. Bassett, Rose Fitzsimmons, Julie Ryan, and Kathryn O., Joanna M. and Adele Murray.
 Football Game.
 Tomorrow afternoon after school the Kensington and Worthington
 Grammar school football teams will
 meet in their final game of the | season on Railroad field. The two l teams have met four times this sea-
 son, each gaining two victories, SC this game will decide the champion
 ship. Jack Gianna will referee and that fact will assure a fast and clean ly played game. Both Captain Or. sic of Worthington and Captain Bee
 man of Kensington, feel sure the
 Eagle of victory will perch on thei, standards when the sun sets Cap tain Orsie will not announce his line.
 LID until the start of the game. Cap.
 tain Beeman's team will lineup a:
 follows: Trehy and Ritchie, ends
 Rice and Carlson. tackles; McKeor
 and Carling, guards; Clark, center
 Broignola Shine, Beeman and Ger | vani, backs.
 Observe Thanksgiving. Special exercises will be held il !, all the school rooms tomorrow af ternoon. The teachers have beer :. busy the past few days and have ar ranged programs appropriate to the season. Recitations will be give' , by different pupils and each teacher will address her class on a Thanks , giving subject. School will close to- morrow afternoon and will reopeI on next Monday morning. l Briefs.
 , The Christian Lane Sewing clut will hold it's first meeting of hs season at the Murray homestead neX , Monday. The club sews every win ter for the benefit of St, Agnes Homt
 in Hartford. !"
 The Ladies Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church will holt