New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-30

record for the yea in births: Jan
gary, 4; February, sMarch, s: April,
g. May, 10: June, IJuly. 10; August,
10; September, 16:October. 10; No
vember, 6; Decemb', 3.
Last June the attn rate was
higher than at any Their time, with
mark of eight, VILE March and
August followed lose second with
seven each. The ears record fol-
lows: January, |: February, g;
March, I: April, 81 May, 3; June, 8;
July, 3 August, 7;sep1ember, 8; Oc-
tober. 4; Novembe11; December, 5.
Torty-two marrises were recorded
with the town clel during the year
June being the baner month in the
market With a totf of ten which was
three below last aar when there
were thirteen. tt statistics for the
year follow: JanuW, 4; February, !;
March, o. April, May, 5: June, 10;
July, 2; August, 3September, 4; Oc-
tober. 4; Novembe 4 ; December, l.
At the hurchcs.
Berlin Congregational Church
Res S. A. Fiske, pastor. Morning
Worship at 10:45o'clock with ser
mon by the paste: "Watershed Be
tween Years" : departments of
the Sunday schoe convene at noon.
At 3 O'Clock Their will be a meeting
of the Standing committee of the
church. The Ch.tian EndeaVor So
ciety will meet $50 o'clock and
will be in charge Mrs. f. E. Nourse.
The subject for e meeting Will be:
EMISSIONS in Indj'
st. Paul's churn, Rev. }. Z. Bren-
nan, paStor-Mas will be celebrated
at the Sacred Heat church. East Ber-
lin, at o'clock.nd at st. Paurs
church. Kensingt1 lat 10 o'clock. On
New Years daYmass will be cele-
bratcd at St. Pafs church, Kensing-
ton, at 9 O'CLOCK
Kensington Congregational church,
Rev. Carleton Wen, pastor-Morn-
| ing worship WILDE held at 10:45
o'clock and Willie conducted by the
pastor, the serma subject being "The
New Year of Gu Lord All depart
ments of the Sulay school will meet
at noon. The christian Endeavor
society will met ut o'clock, the
subject being "Tssons to Learn from
the Past"
Kensington .ethodist Episcopal
church. Rev. r F. Lounsbury, pas
tor--Mornine> wrship will be con-
Quoted by the astor at 1O:45 g. m.
There will he aneeting the Junior
League at s ohock. The usual
o'clock service will be omitted this
week and q w.ch night service Will
be held beginng at $50 p. m. The
tonic for the fst part Of the service
will be 1.-The lneness of Believers .
and for the scond part it will be
"Result of Oneess.'
SociaICIub's Dance.
New Britainand other surrounding
towns were veil represented at the
dance givef last evening by the
Cosey Corna Social club in Foresters'
hall on Pennington road. Previous
announcements said that the affair
would be ahnasquerade ball, but for
some unknwn reason the dancers
failed to cne masked, but neverthe-
less lust asrnuch fun and entertain
ment was njoyed by the gathering.
McKeon's orchestra furnished the
music for he dancing and as in the
past, they 1ayed all the latest pop
ular hits ofthc day.
| Berlin Briefs.
Howard carter has returned TO
Grand Isla11, Neb., after a short visit
at his hont.
Mrs. FIety Sage is confined to her
, home with the grip.
There Wi be a meeting of the Ag-
ricultural society this evening in the
room that vas formerly occupied by
the post Office in the town hall. -r
The BERN post office will close
from 10 to5 on New Years day.