New Britain herald., 1921-08-20

Church Notes
 KenSington Methodist church. Morning worship at 10:45. Rev. J. AL Ian Scott will preach on ''The man who would not pay the price," Sun day school will be held at noon and the evening services will be at 7:30 o'clock. At this time steryoptican views will be shown in conjunction with a lecture on the Mississippi Val ley and the southern states. Charles Stuhlman will also favor with solos. Berlin Congregational church. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock and Rev. G. F. Ekins of Rocky Hill will preach. Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon.
 Kensington Congregational church Morning worship at 10.45 with Sun day school at 12 o'clock and the Christian Endeavor meeting at o'clock in the evening. St. PauIs catholic church-Masses will be held as usual at s and 10 o'clock
 Post Office Notes. Genera! opinion throughout the smaller towns as well as the large cities in this country is that in such small towns as Berlin and Kensing- ton that the majority of people call for their mail at the post office. Few outsiders realize that mail is de- livered from the post offices to the homes as is done in the cities. Postmaster Pagan in answer to question said this morning that 250 people are served daily by the village carrier and 400 by the rural carrier. There are 253 boxes at Ile kensing- ton post office and of this number about 200 call for their mail the others having theirs delivered either by the rural or village carrier.
 Republican Caucus.
 Although it is still a bit early for the political year to begin, active republicans are planning for the eau GUS of their party to be held either Friday September g, or Monday the 12th. At this time the nominations for the town officers will be made. A lively contest is expected and the names of many prominent people are being mentioned as possible candi- dates.
 Unknown Man Struck.
 An automobile bearing New York license plate struck an unknown wom- an in front of the Victor Pauloz place on Berlin street yesterday aft ernoon. From all indications the machine was going at a slow rate of speed when the woman stepped in front of the machine and was hit She was not badly hurt and the car proceeded on its way. Land Is Sold. Raymond Milton and Elizabeth Mill | ton have purchased from George II. Baldwin in Kensington, a lot with of 125 feet, known as lots Nos. IS and | 19, the property of the R. and H. ! Robins estate in Kensington. Berlin Bits.
 Miss Rose kinry and Mrs. w. w.. Pagan have returned from a vacation spent at 'Winsted. | The G. c. Goodwin family of Ser lin street left this morning for the shore where they will spend the weekend.
 i The T. A. B. drums corps will give a. lawn social at the society hall next Thursday evening.
 Al public inspection was held at the Moorland farms in kensington today.
 | William Shepard. tree warden, Lawrence Southard, Joseph Goodrich and B. R. Showalter left today on a motor boat trip down the Connecti- cut river.
 Miss Agnes Warner of Kensington returned from two weeks vacation spent in Vermont.
 Albert Johnson and family and Miss Lottie Hotchkiss have moved to New Britain after having sold their home here to Thomas Emerson. MT. and Mrs. Henry P. Johnson of Haven.
 | There was 8 good attendance at | the meeting of the Independent | Political association held in Foresters hall last evening. East Berlin Items.
 The services at the Methodist
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