New Britain herald., 1921-10-15


 society, s55.31; home missionary so- ciety, $76.7o; Foreign Missionary so- ciety, $151.S7; Connecticut Federation of churches, $16.50; general confer ence dues, s39.27; Congregational Educational society, $18.75: ministerial relief, 322.75; Sunday school extension society, $44.s7; Congregational church building society, $21.35; Connecticut Bible society, SIP; Boston Seaman's fund. s12.so; casb on hand. $44.eo. 
 Miss Doris Honiss submitted the re- port of the Sunday school department for her sister, Miss Jeannette Honiss, who is now in Oberlin, Ohio. The re- port showed that the average attend ance during the year was 105 and that the average -aroourt collected was $5.55. On Children's day, the attend ance was 1s9 with 1855 on rally day. On the latter day S8.15 was collected.
 The report of the librarian stated that the circulation of books during the past year was very wide, AL though many new books have not been placed in the library this past year it is expected that several will be pur- chased this coming year. The report of the Motherhood club was also very interesting inasmuch as it showed what kind of work this association was doing.
 Committee Appointed.
 Elmer Stearns, moderator at the last town meeting, has appointed the fol- lowing committee to investigate the proposition of selling the town farm and the town teams: George Carter, M,.o George Green, Leland Gwatkin, Jos Robert Cole. This committed is to meet before AprN first of next year and to prepare a report which will probably be heard at a special town meeting to be called at a later date MT. Carter will issue the call for the meeting of the committee. Funeral This Morning. The funeral of Mrs. Vitate Paganet- | ti, who died at her home in Berlin ! Thursday afternoon. was helda from her late home at 8:3O o'clock this morning and from St. Pauls church ir Kensington at o'clock. Burial was 1 in St. Mary's new cemetery. 1 Rev. J. c. Brennan officiated at the services and the pail bearers were ' J tini, Paola Giovanni, Pietro Del Bar | ba. Juianni Del Barba and Jack Pag anetti.
 Community "Get Together" The second annual Get Together of the Worthington Community cen ter was held this afternoon at thu | grounds on Berlin street. A chicke1 ] dinner was served at one o'clock ant an interesting feature of the affair wa | the baseball game between the mar ried and the single men.
 | Church Services 1 Kensington Methodist churchill loficial board of the church will mee at 10 o'cock. The morning service will be held at 10:45 o'clock and Rev. J Allan Scott will have as his subject i"when will the new world be discover led" "The Light of Christ" Q pagean will be presened at the evening servi ces at 7:3O o'clock. The usual Epwortl eague meting will be held on Tuesda evening. Sunday school as usual at o'clock.
 Berlin Congregational church Morning worship at 10.45 o'clock witt Sunday school at noon. The Olde Boys class meets at 10 o'clock and tn Mems Bible Class in the communit house at 12 o'clock. The Junior En deavor will meet in the afternoon.
 St. PauPs church-Morning masse Twill be held as usual at and 1 2 o'clock.
 Kensington Congregational churc I-Morning worship at 10:45 o'clocl with Sunday school at 12:10. Tn Christian Endeavor will meet at
 o'clock in the evening. Sewing Club Outing
 The Reliable Sewing Club of Ken sington will hold it's first meeting z the season in the form of a picnic an outing to be held at Hart's reservoi tomorrow. It is planned to leave tn center of Kensingon in a group at 1 o'clock.
 r. and T. Asso. Meeting
 The Parents and Teachers Associa ton at the Richard Hubbard schoe