New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

Runketty were awarded the next two prizes for having tho second best es- says. Others worthy of special men tion arc Margaret Chaponi Linda NeGri Agnes Garrity, Genevieve Payne, Ruth Strompors and Peggy Thomson.
 Observe Anniversary.
 A group of Kensington people ten dered MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Lewis of that town a surprise party at their home last Friday evening in honor of the 18th wedding anniversary of the couple. The anniversary was on Thanksgiving day, but due to that be- ing holiday the party was not held until Friday.
 On Thanksgiving day the Lewis family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Lewis, where turkey dinner was held. Miss Leona Lewis, who Is a student at the Northfeld Seminary, was unable to be present. The couple were presented with a sl- yer set.
 On Friday evening the friends in the town who attended the party pre- scented MT. and Mrs Lewis with d purse containing $25 in gold An in- teresting program was presented and refreshments were served. MT. Lewis is prosecutor in the town court and Is also the tax collector for the town. Mrs. Lewis is president of the Ladies' Aid society of the Kensington Meth odist church.
 Mrs. Clemcntina Orsic
 Mrs, Clementina OrSie, 70 years old, died yesterday afternoon at St. Francis hospital in Hartford. Mrs. Orsie was a resident of Kensington. She leaves her husband, Frank Orsie, and five sons Charles D., and John Orsio of Hartford; Louis Orsie of Spokane, Washington; Joseph and Andrew Orsie of Kensington. The funeral will be held tomorrow and will be private.
 Berlin Church Notes
 The Women's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold food and fancy work sale at the church on Friday evening of this week.
 KeDs.nGton Congregational
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the church Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock and Q supper will be served 1t 6:30 o'clock All members arc urged to attend On Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock in the church parlors a meet ng of the church and the ccclcsias- teal society will be held. The idco of uniting the two organizations will De considered at this time.
 TIcG Cross T7nrolln,onts The enronments for the Rcd Gross n the Berlin districts has been clos 'd and Rev. g. A. FisI1c, chairman or hat district issued his final report his morning. Exactly TO enroll | nents were mada by the corn n,i+tee | Il that district. This is considered q good showing and ia nearly as rood le last wear.
 Misc Bertha Wcodirr in charrc of | he kensington district hos not com 'oted her report as tho drive i- sitI1 | 'ainG held in that sccttsn of tho own.
 'ASt' E E1tcE1n 4 meeting Of thn Mems rvcaun7 Ill be held this evening nt 4he Ken inEton Mattcdist church. "ha s,i3. Hct for debate will Do: rosoivod-- That 1nbor with rc3reaanta !Yo4 of it4 wi choosing should sorva in t5o of corrt"ate indusfr.-. '" The speakers on thc afnenafi7., iGo will ba Ora EdGarlv and V'!fiiar7 Emerson. The negatives viii hhzsr ior'a Lewis a7d Gilbert J6tne6n ts 'otida theiF ead of tho dn6aaon,
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