New Britain herald., 1919-11-26

t1onal church will hold a social pro- gram at the church parlors for the men of the church. Supt. B. R. ShoWalter of the local schools will speak to the men about the schools of the town and will give first hand information concerning them After the address and discussion refresh ments will. be served. The followlne g, week the Baracca class of the Metho- dist church will meet with the Broth erhood for social time at the Con- sregational church parIors.
 The Brotherhood is growing ra pid- lN and is attracting a large numb Der of smen in the church.. A course of study. of the Bible is being taken up by the. class. at it's Sunday meetings 1t is the intention of the organizers to make the Brotherhood interested in the vital needs of the community and to work for it's common good
 Acorn Fair to Opcn..
 The Acorn fair will open Friday of this week at Foresters' hall and run TOUT successive nights, with the excap- ton of Sunday. Each night will be devoted to an entertainment and dance. The opening nights enter talnment Will be furnished by the Peerless Quartette, after which there will be dancing. The proceeds from the falr Will be turned into the Acorn A. C. for it's future development.
 Tomorrow the Acorn football team will play the Crescents of Middletown at that place. The game will be a benefit game for one of the Middle town aggregation who sustained a broken arm in one of the seasons S games.
 East Berlin Items.
 Miss Anna Mildrum has closed her home here for the winter and has left for New Jersey where she will spend the winter with relatives.
 The entertainment at the hall last evening was a success over sic being realized above expenses There was a large attendance of the townsDeo- pie despite the indictment weather The object of the enterta inment was to get enough money to purchase games for the children who gre obliged to stay at the school during the noon hour. Hitherto there have been no amusem ents for those pupils who remain.
 The school closed down this after noon for the annual Thanksgiving re- cess
 The Woodmen are giving an old fashioned dance tomorrow evening al Athletic hall to which everyone IS in- vited.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Phoebe Beard left today for Putnam to spend the Thank sgiVlng with her parents. Miss Beard is connected with the local schools.
 The condition of H. l.. Porter re- mains about the same with slight inn prOVement.
 Miss Hattie Hollister left yesterday for Mort hampton to spend Thanksgiv- ing with relatives.
 A. B. Goodrich spent the day in Meriden and Soutnineton on business
 The condition of Miss Lena Rack life who was taken to the New Brit ain hospital about week ago is som hat improved.
 Kcnsington Items.
 Rev. Carleton Hagen is confined to his home With a hard cold.
 Miss Elizabeth McHugh of New Haven is visiting here with her un- cle. John Flynn.
 The executive committee of he Bolton kasica post met last evening and discussed the project of running a minst ""l and dance about the first of neX, year.
 The Epworth leagu of the kens- ington Methodist church will give an old folks concert at the church par lors Friday evening of this week at s o'clock =s..-
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will hold their annual sale on December f in their rooms at the church.