New Britain herald., 1916-01-24

l DO the toastmaster and the address of l the evening will be delivered by Rev. LIT. Ira Landrith, extension secretary l of the General Christian Endeavor society, who will speak concerning the work of the organization. Aensington Congregational Church.
 The mid-week prayer meeting will
 be held Thursday evening at 7:30
 o'clock at the parsonage. Rev. Carle-
 ton Hazen, the pastor, will be the
 leader and the subject for discussion
 will be ''The Ideal Christian in His
 Church Relations
 Kensington Methodist Church.
 The Epworth League will meet to-
 morrow night at 7:3O o'clock
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
 r1eeting for work at the home of Mrs
 M. A. Tryon Wednesday afternoon. St. PauFs T. A. B. Fair. Arrangements for the annual fair of St. PauIs T. A. and B. society were practically completed at a meet ing of the committee yesterday. The officers of the general committee are James Corr, chairman; John A. Moore treasurer, and c. B. Pagan, secretary. The chairmen of the vari-
 GUS committees follow: Entertain n,ent, Philip Pagan; wheel William Ryan; floor, P. J. Buckley; refresh nents, B. J. Moore; check room, William Bernardo. Plans are being made to have this fair the greatest ever and the efforts of the various committees are being bent to accom- plishing that object.
 Of course the main feature of a bazaar is entertainments and the en- fny f9 n Y11n nTof mil 1oi irooC io feature will be looked after in proper style. For the opening night, which is Friday of this week, Chairman Pagan has made arrangements for the second appearance of Kensington's best entertainers, the Lady Minstrels. IhetrOupe made it's initial bow last Friday night and from the manner in which the audience greeted it's efforts, it is felt it will be the cause of a large attendance on the opening night. The girls are going to practice We'd nesday evening and the management says when the curtain rises on Fri day evening they will have a supply of new local jokes which will cause much laughter.
 The committee has decided to have fifteen canvassers and Chairman Corr says the fifteen prettiest girls in town VIII oe aSked to carry on this 1m- portant work. The committee will hold it's final meeting tomorrow night and arrangements will be completed for the biggest and best of fairs. Briefs.
 First Selectman William H. Gibney was reported as improving rapidly at tthe Hartford hospital this morning. The meeting of the Berlin Literary society, scheduled for tonight at the home of Mrs. T. B. Wickwire, will be held at the home of Mrs. Leland Gwatkin
 J. w. Woodruff has resumed his ditles at his store after an absence of
 a week caused by an attack of grip. The board of assessors met today
 ard discussed the town grand list The condition of Ward H. Griswold showed improvement this morning.
 There are advertised letters at the Kensington post office for William
 Patterson, J. Pram and Otto Bach
 IT. ann.
 Julius Baldwin of Kensington was
 removed to the New Britain General
 hospital yesterday where he will
 Lrdergo treatment.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bailey of East
 Berlin are ill with pneumonia Mrs. Leonard Hubbard is convaIes-
 cing from an attack of pneumonia.
 Guy Fuller of Stockings Corner, has returned after visit with friends in Vermont.