New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-01

ferent occasions as the cars could not
pass.
Bazaar a Big Success.
The fair and bazaar given under the
auspices of the ladies OF the Metho-
dist church of East Berlin in the East
Berlin Athletic hall last Thursday and
Friday was Il social and financial sue
cess. The first evenings performance
was featured by students of the Wes-
leyan college. Last evening a num-
Der of young women from Hartford
gave a very pleasing musical and talk
ing comedy: The program was con-
Guided with vaudeville SKETCH
Dancing followed. The committee in
charge reports that the receipts for
both evenings amounted to about
$500, which will be turned in" toward
the church fund.
Ridgeway Club Social.
The recently organized Ridgeway
club, which held d social and musical
at the Meriden Grange hall last
Thursday evening, report that the re-
ceipts were very good AID it is being
planned to hold military whist and
social at the same hall in the near
future. The entire receipts will be
turned in towards the purchasing of
furniture for the new club rooms The
next meeting of the society will be
held Monday evening at the home of
James COsgrove on Meriden avenue.
Young men Of the town wishing to
become members are asked to come to
this meeting.
Ice Question Settled.
Many of the local icemen who were
disappointed in not receiving their
yearly crop have now given up all
hope Of cutting. A few of the local
men have gone north above the Cong
almond lakes and have made contracts
with icemen in that part of the state
to ship ice to Berlin by freight. This
is probably the only way that the
local people can secure any ice this
year.
Contribute 5000 to Funds.
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. chairman
of the Near East Relief Campaign in
Berlin, reports that contributions
handed in to him during the past few
days amount to $500. This amount
has been contributed just by the peo-
pie of Berlin street. E. ". 1Iildrum
and A. A. North, in charge of the
East Berlin district as yet have made
no report. The Berlin Savings Bank
in charge of receiving contributions
from the Kensington district, has
made no report. The campaign will
close on Monday evening and all con-
! tributions with complete reports must
| be in before that time. Berlin's quota.
is fixed at $500.
Tabs Planning Big Time.
st. Paul's 7. A. B. society of Ken
sington will run a dance and social
in the near future to secure equip
ment for the drum corps. 1t is being
planned by the society that as soon as
moro members are discharged from
/ the service all the veterans are to be
/ given a big reception. The members
! Of the Drum Corps are requested to
meet Monday evening at the reception
| rooms for rehearsal
| Church Notes.
! At the Berlin CONGREGATIONAL
| church, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will
! hold communion service at 10:45
, o'clock. Sunday school will meet at
II o'clock and the Christian En-
| deavor at $50 o'clock.
| Services at the East Berlin Episco-
pal church will be conducted by a
visiting minister at 10:45 o'clock.
! Sunday school will follow the sermon.
Mass at the Sacred Heart church,
| Of East Berlin, will be held at 10
| o'clock. Sunday school will follow
! At the East Berlin Methodist
church services will be observed at
| 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school will
follow. A visiting minister will con-
| duct the services.
Services at the Kensington Con-
| gregationaI church tomorrow morning