New Britain herald., 1916-10-28

Rev. Carleton Hazen pastor. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock with serm on by the pastor. The members of the Sunday school will meet at noon The regular Sunday evening meeting of the Christian Endeavor will be emitted this week because of the state convention in Meriden A large num- ter from Kensington are expected to attend the meetings in Meriden.
 Kensington Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. F. Lounsbury, pastor Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:3o D. m. The pastor will conduct the services. Surprise Party.
 Many of the friends of E. o. Dean of Blue Hills journeyed to that sec ton of the town last evening where they held a surprise party on MT. Dean. good fashioned barn dance held down the boards for the greater part of the evening and was cne of the most successful that has been held in this section for some time Refreshments were served con- sisting of good old pumpkin pie, etc., and all present voted it the best time ever.
 Mail Collections.
 There has been some doubt ex- pressed since the location of the post office has been changed as to whether the mail would be collected from the kox on the corner of Hudson street. Tn order that folks might be en- l'ghtened MT. Goodrich wishes it un- derstood that the mail will be col lected from this box at 7:15 o'clock in the morning which is time for the first mail In the afternoon all that is mailed before o'clock will be taken out in time for the evening mail.
 Entertainment in East Berlin.
 On Tuesday evening next there will be social and entertainment in Ath- letic hall which is to take the form or a Halloween social. The entertain ment will be given by the children, but so far has been a secret from the public so as to arouse their interest. Mrs E. Cody is the chairman in charge of the committee that has the entertainment in charge.
 Twenty Electors Made. The board of selectmen held forth in the Town hall yesterday for the p,rpose of making electors of those that had signified their intentions by application to the registrars. Before the day was over twenty had been added to the list of electors of the town of Berlin out of the fifty-seven that had put in application to be made.
 MT. and Mrs. Dean Surprised. An old-fashioned barn dance was held last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward o. Dean in Blue Hills. Kensington. The affair was ar ranged as a Surprise party" for MT. Dean, news editor of the New York Evening Post, who is at home on a vacation. The devotees of the terp- l sichorean art enjoyed themselves un- I tia late hour on the spacious floor 1 of the big barn and then adjourned l to the dining room of the farm resi- l dence and partook of refreshments 1 of which there was a bounteous sup i ply. All enjoyed themselves to the ! utmost. Those present were the l following from Kensington: Mr. and 1 Mrs. Sydney Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. l c. w. Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Ira Bald 1 win, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Moffatt, , MT. and Mrs. Edward Stevens, MT. 1 and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Gene ! vieVe Nichols. Howard Stevens. CaH 1 Swenson and Master Claude Stevens. l The following from Southington were :! present: MT. and Mrs John Jamie 1 son, MT. and Mrs. Fred Pocock, | Messrs. Louis Stewart, George Holt 1 Homer Carey, Edward Pocock, Frank l Herbst, Raymond Lewis, Sheldon l Moore, Fred Lewis and Hamilton l Fish, Misses Charlotte and Estha,