New Britain herald., 1917-11-23
reported for the Kensington district.

reported for the Kensington district. There were 233 subscribers, giving a total of $1.133.25. thus making a grand total for the three districts in the town, $3,726.55. This amount has been turned over to James J. Fitz- simons, treasurer of the committee, who will forward same to the district treasurer, MT. Chamberlain of New Britain.
 THOMAS w. EMERSON"
 Mrs. Samuel A. Hart.
 The funeral of Mrs. Samuel A. Hart at 2 o'clock from her late home Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor of the Ken sington Congregational church, offic- iated, and interment was in Blue Hills cemetery.
 Rush for Salt.
 With no sugar to sell, proprietors of the grocery stores here have been kept busy within the past few days selling salt. S. M. Cowles. the we'll known merchant on Main street. Ken sington, reported this morning that he has sold a normal three months supply of salt within the last three days. During the past week the store keepers have been selling one pound to each customer, but have now run out of their supply.
 Farmers Meeting Tonight. In spite of the unfavorable weather it is expected that the court room at the Town Hall will be crowded to- night when the first get-together meet ing of the farmers in this vicinity Is called to order. County Agent E. A. Brown will address the meeting and there will De other farm experts to speak. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss plans whereby more pro- l ducts can be raised by the farmers during the coming year. Advice and counsel will be given by the experts >Ihe meeting is open to the public and l will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Bazaar a Success. Although it rained both evenings of 1 the East Berlin Methodist church ba- l zsar, there were large crowds at the ] entertainment and 1t Is expected that good sum will be realized by the | Ladies' Aid society. Last evening the 1 program was furnished by the Wes- l leyan University Glee Club. The following ladies had charge of l the affair: Miss Ruth B. Clark, Mrs. C. F. Dodge, Mrs. F. w. Griswold, Mrs. 1 William Palmer, Mrs Emily Barnes, ] Mrs J. H. Ross, Miss F. M. Clark, l Mrs. c. A. Nelson, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. J. Rose Belden, Mrs J. J. Morse. Mrs. R. O. Clark, Mrs. William Noble, Mrs. IT. w. Dowd, Miss Etta Lawrence and Victor Belden.
 1 To Honor Pastor Tonight.
 In celebration of the 5Oth anniver-
 sary of his initiation into the Inter-
 national Order of the Good Templars
 members from all parts of the state
 will gather at the Kendngton Metho-
 dist church this evening to do honor
 to their chief templar, Rev. B. F. Lounsbury. Addresses will be de-
 livered by Charles James Marchant pastor of the First Baptist church
 West Haven; Robert Broadbridge ot }. Bridgeport and A. Akerlind of Hart,
 ford. Rev. E. F. Lounsbury will also ) speak, relating the various changes
 that have taken place in the organi zation since he became affiliated g half a century ago. The meeting vii be open to the public.
 , Primary Entertainment Postponed.
 Because of the indictment weather the entertainment which was to have
 been given by the primary depart
 ment of the Berlin Congregations
 church this evening has been post poned. Miss Caroline Savage, super. !, intendent of the Sunday school statee
 that the program will probably be carried out next week, the exact date
 to be announced.