New Britain herald., 1921-11-14

| kcnsington Congregational church
this evening at o'clock. An interest
ing debate has been planned by those
| in charge of the event. The subject
will be "Resolved-That the town
officers for the town of Berlin should
be elected to serve for two years in
stead of one as is done at present.
John Emerson and Charles lladdock
will be on the affirmative side While
Clarence Baldwin and Harold Epson
will represent the negatives.
The question of having the town
officers serve for a two year period
was brought before a special town
meeting held several weeks ago. A
large number of people in the town
were not in sympathy with the move
and as a result very little discussion
was heard at the meeting and ad-
iournment was soon in order. Many
! other people, however, felt that the
movement would be a wise one and
thought that the people should nave
| more to say on the subject. AS re-
suit the debating committee of the
Lyceum decided to have this as the
subject of one of their debates. The
public is invited to the debate and
large attendance is anticipated.
Berlin Church Notes.
The Berlin Motherhood club will
hold a meeting on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the home Of Miss
Elizabeth Wilcox. Miss Helen Rohm
will have as her subject Child Hy-
giene."
The, Women's Aid society of the
church will serve a supper in the
church dining room on Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock. A social Will
follow the supper.
The weekly prayer meeting will DC
held as usual on Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The Boy Scouts will hold their
weekly meeting on Friday evening at
the church.
Kensington Congregational.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Kensington Congregational
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Epson.
The meeting has been called for
o'clock and large attendance is eX-
pected.
Rev Carleton Hazen announces that
the women of the church have re-
ceived an invitation from the First
church in New Britain to hear a lee
ture to be given in theiatter church
on Wednesday afternoon by DR..
Baker, a missionary from India.
Children's Book Week.
Children's book week is being OBJ
served this week at the libraries
throughout the state, and Miss Mar
jorie Moore. librarian at the Peck Me-
mortal Library has arranged for all
interesting display of new children's
books to be seen for the first time on
Friday of this week. The parents are
also invited to come to the library on
this day to inspect the building.
Berlin Items.
The Maple Cemetery association
will hold its annual meeting at the
Worthington Community house this
evening at o'clock. The officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
The regular weekly meeting of the
selectmen will be held at the town
ball this evening.
Court Mattabasett. Foresters Of
AJ1cricI, Will meet at tnelr nail IN
kcnsineton Thursday evening.
Tho weekly r. A. b. whist will be
held at y. A. y. hall In Kensington
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
John Martino OF Kcnsington Ia the
only bidder for the transportation pob
between the Kcnsington postofflce
and the NeW York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad depot.
I'rfZc Winner.
Tn@ four nights fnir given by the
East Berlin Improvement company
which ended Friday night with an old
fashioned barn dance proved n sue
cess bota E9efalty col financially. A
large crowd attended each evening
aHI tho entertainments which were
f&fHisH@d by both home AMI OUT OF
town tal6HE, especially tho Drama
Wednesday, eYsniag, Mise Molly"
giYe'a by ksnaR taians Wsre much en-
jeyed, FFfGsy eYsnfaE tiis proaertn
wera dt4&si6Uts(t Is hies Ireua Cars.
Johq W. f{iSiGSa Of Eest4iays, Binnj..
MFg. a. baEsTs, George ". bradley
Of New BFitsiR, Biant, Mrs. A, Il.
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Q. DeNLeFs eS CTsfRBsii. Mrs. III