New Britain herald., 1921-11-29

Hams is chairman of the entertain ment committee and stated this morn ing that a pleasing program has beer arranged for the free entertainment tC be given at the church in the evening A group of several girls from the church will provide a short musical sketch for which they have been re- hearsing for the past several days.
 Joint Meeting
 A joint meeting of the Kcnsington Congregational church and the Ec- clesiastical society will be held at the church on Wednesday evening at 7;45 o'clock. The idea of uniting the two organizations will be discussed at this time.
 At \. B. Poultry Show
 Several Berlin and Kensington mer are interested in the coming Poultry show of the New Britain Poultry as sociation to be held at Turner hall on Arch street, in that city beginning Thursday of this week and lasting for a period of three days.
 James Thomson and George Clark the latter of the Maple Ledge farm in kcnsington, will have stock to exhibit as will II. A. Supcrnant of the Hill side farm in Berlin and Henry Dem ing. All four men are actively engag- ed in the chicken and farm business in this town.
 Rain Aid to Town
 Many residents of the town are thankful for the rain of the past few days since it has done a whole lot to West Lan\ cemetery. The funeral WIS town. Wells in KensingtOn as well as in Berlin had gone totally dry and it was necessary in many instances. for families to use their neighhOr's wells. The last rain, however, that lasted for number of days did much to help the condition.
 Funeral Today
 The funeral of Mrs. Clementina A. Orsie, who died at the St. Francis hospital in Hartford, Sunday after noon was held this afternoon from F.. C. Porter Sons, 19 Court street, New Britain. Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor of the Kensington Congregational church, oficiated and burial was in relieve the water conditions in this strictly private.
 The next meeting of the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers Association of Kensington will be held Thursday evening of this week at. the Percival school. The new moving pie tu will hp ro a and the singing of Christmas songs will be q feature of the program.
 The association was organized for all of the Kensingt6n schools and al- though most of the meetings have been held at the KensingtOn Gram mar school q new step is being taken and rural schools are having some of the meetings. The parents of all school children in kensington are urged to attend this meeting.
 will Elect Officers
 At the meeting of the Reliable Sew ing club to be held at the home of Miss Madeline DeLowry in kensinEton tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock officers will be elected for the ensuing year. The club enjoyed a most successful year last season and all members are urged to be present at this first meet ing of the winter. Work is being plan ned to be done for the poor.
 F.. B. Methodist Notes
 At the Methodist Sunday school the special collection taken up for the Near East Relief Fund amounted to $S.25,
 The Christmas exercises this year will be held on Friday evening, De cember 23, at which time it is hopcd to have a tree well decorated and electrically lighted, d generous pro- gram by the young children, and a splendid decoration on the platform.
 The Older Boys class will procure the tree and wreath trimmings.
 The candy will be ordered by Miss Winfred Barnes and MT. Walter Payne.
 The program will be chosen and ar ranged by Miss Etta Lawrence and Miss Mabel Barnes.
 The decoration will be in charge of the superintendent
 The financial condition of the Sun day school will allow of only the