New Britain herald., 1921-10-17

and urged the people to have3 the1 proper receptacles for the placing of the mails. Both rules, with the CO., operation of the public, will overcome loss of time and delays in mail delivery At some of the homes at the present time it is necessary for the mailman to place the mail under the doors, or on the window sills and other places where it is not safe.
 A campaign will be started in the postoffice throughout the country on October 19, 1921 to have every home equipped with a suitable letter drop. No particular style of letter box is required but everyone is urged to have one kind or another.
 Prizes Awarded
 Although the attendance was not as large IroG- year the second annual Get Together of the Worthington community center proved to be a suc- cess last Saturday. The baseball game between the married and the single men was won by the latter. Every member of the winning team was pre- sented with pair of suspenders. Miss Victoria Fiske won sweater for win ming the girls and ladies' race and Wesley Goodrich won belt for win ming the races for men.
 Observes 74th Birthday Henry Moore, a resident, of Sunset Lane. was rendered a surprise party at his home on Saturday evening in honor of his 74th birthday. About 25 friends of MT. Moore were present. He has lived in Berlin for great mum Der of years and has one daughter Mrs Smith who makes her home with him Berlin Church Notes A large number from the Berlin Congregational church will attend the meeting of the Congregational club in Middletown this evening. | The weekly prayer meeting will be held Thursday night at 7:3O o'clock | Walton Neagley will be the leader. | On Wednesday, the Central asso- ciation of Congregational churches will l meet at the Congregational church ir | Plantsville. Rev. s. A. Fiske and eight delegates from Berlin will attend thi. | convention. Rev. Carleton Hazen an6 delegates from Kensington will also attend. The churches entertain tht | association in the following order Xensington, Meriden First, Southing ton. Stanley Mem orial, New BritaiI | First, Berlin, New Britain South, New | | Middletown Third and Huntsville,
 Thomas Emerson of Kensington i In n-oderator of the association and F. w Mildrum of East Berlin is treasur er.
 The Boy Scouts will hold a meetin, Friday evening in the usual place ant time.
 Auto in Accident I'M was damaged this morning on the Eas Berlin turnpike when it was struck b. a truck. No one in the car was hur at the time of the accident.
 Masquerade Part
 Twenty couples from New Britain Hartford, Springfield and Providence were in attendance at the, m masquerad party given by Mrs. Herbert Johnso1 at her home on Berlin street Satur day evening. Dancing was enjoyed an, Ia buffet lunch was served.
 Berlin Bits
 MT. and Mrs D. S. Griswold o Gildersleeve, Mass, were the week-en guests of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Honiss.
 Roy Smith of Boston, Mass, is visit ing his mother Mrs. John E. Smith.
 A flock of wild geese were seen t pass through the town at about o'clock last night.
 Oscar Edgarly of Philadelphia wa , a visitor in Kensington over the week end.
 There was a good attendance at tn Reliable Sewing Club picnic Saturda, , William s. Hart in Sand will b the feature picture at oF'resters' ha "Wednesday evening.
 Postmaster Alfred Barrett of Berli lis spending a few days in New YorI Grant Reeves of Springfield, Mass v Ispent Sunday with Lloyd Carter , IBerlin.
 Mrs. Mary Ventres has moved fro1 her home in Kensington.
 East Berlin News MT. and Mrs. Philip Siebert an daughter Miss Beatrice Siebert of Ne