New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

Of the visitors slip-ups the local team managed to score a touchdown in the third period. Roy Gibney carried the spheroid over the line. MoCor- mack failed at goal from a difficult angle. In the third period, the To- calls were overcome by the weight of the visitors and King of the visitors who played star game for them scored a touchdown and kicked the goal, making the score to 6, which stood until the end. The local team feels elated over it's shc >ing and the spectators, of which there were over 300, agree that it was one of the best games ever played here. Earl Gip- ney refereed and his work was above reproach. Roy Gibney, J. Benson, and John Mccormack played stellar football for the locals, while King and Field excelled for the visitors.
 Next Sunday the Acorns will play the fast Pirate eleven of New Britain and a fast game is assured.
 Finance Board Busy.
 The members of the finance board have been busy the past few days. preparing the budget of the expenses for the coming year which will be presented at the annual adjourned town meeting, which will take place in the Town hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. This will be the first es- timate offered by the board, which was elected at the last election, and the members of the board feel that it will be completed in every detail and will receive the hearty endorse ment of the townspeople.
 Kensington Congregational Church
 Plans for the annual fall meeting of the Central Association of Con- gregational churches, which will be held at the church tomorrow have practically been completed. The pro- gram of the days events follows
 Morning session-1O:00, Devo- tional service, Rev. Thomas B. Pow ell; 1o:15, roll call of churches and business; 10:45, report of delegate to National council, Rev. Herbert Macy; 11:30, Open Discussion of the coun- cil; 12:O0, Sermon, Rev. Elmer T. Thienes; 12:30, Luncheon and social Fellowship
 Afternoon session-2:OO, Business, election of officers; 2:15, address, Conditions in Northern Armenia Dr. George c. Reynolds, Van, Turkey; 3:15, Devotional service, Rev. G w. c. Hill; 3:3O, adjournment.
 Each church is entitled to repre- sentation of its pastor and eight del- egates, of whom one should be desig- mated to act concerning any matters Of ministerial standing.
 There will be auto service from the Berlin railroad station, fare five cents, upon arrival of trains at 9:21 and 1O:56; also at Upson's Corner for trolleys arriving at $50 and 1O:1O; also after adjournment, to railroad station and trolleys.
 neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jason Taylor in Blue Hills on hedncsday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Brlin Congregational Church.
 The fall meeting of the Central association of churches. will be held at Kensington, Tuesday morning and afternoon. The program provides for report of the National Council by the delegate, MT. Macy, a sermon by MT Thienes and an address by Dr. Reynolds of Turkey. The follow ing are nominated to represent our church: MT. and Mrs. c. M. Jarvis, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Mildrum, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Goodrich, Mrs. Le- land GWatkin and Mrs Dunham. The Motherhood club will meet with Mis- Seibert on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Hes ol1r nld-weekly prayer at the 1 church on Thursday evening at 7:5o