New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-11-30

! Ethel Prior of Plainville, as an in
structor of music in the Berlin schools
Miss Prior began her work several
days ago and the children are already
showing decided results, according
to reports. Miss Prior is an accom-
plished musician and has studied
music for number Of year.
Going to New Britain
Members of Court Matta.bessett
Foresters of America, will journey to
New Britain on Thursday evening to
take part in a card tournament with
Foresters of that city. The first tourn-
ament will be played with Court
Charter Oak at their meeting in Elec-
trio hall.
Prize Winners
Miss Margaret Corr won the first
ladies' prize at the Z. A. b. whist held
last evening in Kensington and JO-
seph Mccormick won the first prize
for the men. There were no consola-
ton prizes awarded.
d. A. r. Meeting
Miss Lila Newdck of Meridcn will
present series of dramatic readings
at the meeting of the Emma Hart
Willard chapter d. A, r. to be held
at the Berlin Congregational church
on Friday evening Of next week.
On this same date the d. A. r. will
present a public entertainment for the
benefit of the District Nurse PROPOSE
ton in Berlin. Details of this affair
will be announced at a later date.
Drive Closes Tonight
The Red Cross drive for the Ken
sington section will come to a final
close tonight, according to an an
nouncement made this morning by
Miss Bertha Wooding, chairman of
that section. The drive has been held
over for several days inasmuch as the
local district was late in receiving the
desired material from the New Britain
headquarters. A large number of en-
rollments have been received the
exact number to be announced to-
morrow.
VIII Give First Dance.
st. Pauls Tabs orchestra which
has been recently organized will give
it's first public dance at the Grange
hall on Damon's hill tomorrow eve
ning, This orchestra has played
weekly for the r. A. b. whist and has
proven to be very popular. lnasmuch
as it is the first attempt of the orch
eStra to run a dance a large number
of people are expected.
Appointed Administrator.
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Berlin; has been appointed admins
traitor for the estate of Beneditti Del
licoll who was killed at the Kensing-
ton freight yards several days ago,
The accident victim left property in
this country and in Italy.
Berlin Items.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Rer-
lin Congregational church will hold a
food and fancy cake sale in the
church parlors on Friday evening Of
this week.
The KensinEton Congregational
church officials and the members of
the Ecclesiastical society will meet in
the church parlors this evening at
7:45 o'clock to discuss the idea of
uniting the two organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Weber have
returned from a visit spent with Mrs
Wcbber's sister in Winsted.
Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox will leave
early next month for Sarasota,
Florida where she will remain for
the winter.
Three ten pound turkeys will he
given away by the r. \. r. society
the week before Christmas.
The weekly prayer meeting for the
Berlin Congregational church will be
held tomorrow evening at 1890
O'Clock.
The Reliable Sewing club of Ken
sington will eject officers at its reEu-
lar meeting TO be held at the home of
Miss Madeline DeLowry this evening.
The regular netting Of the Epworth
league of the Kcusinston Methodist
church was held last evening.
East Berlin Items.
The Girl Scouts viii hold their reg
ular weekly meeting at the home of
Miss Eta Lawrence on Main street,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Kelsey has been the
guest of relatives in New Britain.
Mrs. Napoleon Bernini is confined
to the Mlddesex Hospital in Middle