New Britain herald., 1919-05-15

number of veterans will also deliver brief talks.
 MT Porter states that as vet few local automobile owners have offered the services of their cars, which will be needed to convey the veterans to Beckley and East Berlin. 1ll persons having automobiles they wish to lend for the parade are requested to send in their names to Mr. Porter, who is in change of the program.
 On May 30 there will be memorial services at the Naples cemetery and at the kensington Congregational cemetery. Following the decorating of graves a short program will be given in the kensinGton Congrega- tional church parlors. Rev. Mr. Hazen, pastor, will offer prayer for deceased veterans.
 Programs for the Decoration Day parade will he issued sometime next week. Notices of the days activities will be posted in the local post offices. The school children of the Berlin dis trict will march in the parade to the Naples cemetery and help in the deco ration of the graves. The children of the Worthington school will not be invited to take part in the kenSington parade, as the students of the kcnsing- ton Grammar school report they will have enough flowers to decorate the graves of deceased kcnSngton vet cranS.
 Colonel Charles M. Jarvis will be marshal of the parade, and the secre- tary states he will try to secdre the St. Pauls Fife and Drum corps to furnish the music. The line of march will be announced later
 Fair Opens Tomorrow Night.
 St. PauIS T. A. B. society of Ken singtOn will open it's annual fair to- morrow evening at the parish hall. The fair committee reports that all arrangements are nearing completion and there will be an entertainment and dancing each night. The enter talment for tomorrow evening will be a minstrel performance to be given by mixed minstrel troupe from Now Britain.
 Rev, J. C. Brennan. pastor of St. PaulS church and treasurer Of the T. A. B. society, will deliver the opening address preceding the min- strel performance. There will also be an address of Wolcomo by the presi-
 
 The fair com miItCG reports that q large amount Of candy has been pur- chased and will Dc rairicd off during the fair. The society has received <; number of prizes from many of the local business men. These will also be CaNassed and raWing will i,c held on the last night of the fair. Tho music committee reports that Me CranN's orchestra has been secured to furnish music the first cV"nin2
 At meeting Of the fair committee Monday evening it Wns voted thAt there will be no drum ""rp" night at the fair this year as the drum corps i& making arrangements to have a cec- hratjon at later C&tn.
 Thcrc will be q meeting of the fair committed this evening 1t n3"i@h hall to make fn:al arrangements for the. opening Of the fair. .t1I 1ncn1hors of the comm.itoo ar" rouucst"d to 2t- tend the &oaSior as they will D" a.;- signed their slutic" fer the opening night. The dates Hct for the fai: az, May IG tn 21 ;rc!Us:Nc
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