New Britain herald., 1922-12-04

he Berlin Congregational church. A, iAtensive program will be carried o.., historical papers dealing wit'l th.
 sarly days and the growth of the so
 ,iety will be read and extracts from he read by prominent members of the 5ociety and the committee. Rev s. A., Fiske is at present in possession of the first minute book of the society and the activities of the group at that time are extremely interesting.
 All members of the community are invited to attend this celebration and reception following the exercises. Re- treatments will be served and music will be enjoyed.
 Congregational Church Notes
 meeting of the Womens Mission ary society was held this afternoon at tie home of Mrs. E. E. Honiss at 3 o'clock. A large attendance was re- ported.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held on Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
 The Boy Scouts will meet at the home of the pastor at 2 o'clock on Friday evening.
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 The meeting of the Motherhood club of Berlin, which is scheduled for tomorrow evening at o'clock, prom ses to be of widespread interest as it | has to do with the Junior Achieve ment movement Miss Esther Dona- hue. head of this work in New Eng and, will speak and demonstration | cam from New Britain will be pres ,nt to show some Of the work being | lone by these groups. Refreshments | "ill be served after the meeting.
 Every Member Canvass The annual Every Member Canvass # the Berlin Congregational church will be held next Sunday afternoon. Fifteen teams will visit every family n the community and it is hoped that $ much and even more success will 'e met with this year than last. Last ear 5S per cent of the members of he church subscribed, in round num- ers 226.
 To Hold Sale
 The Woman's Aid society of the church will hold 9 'hristmas and food sale in the din- ng room of the Berlin church on friday evening at 1880 o'clock Many , hristmas articles will be on sale. here will also be ice cream and oth r refreshments on hand. The pro. , eeds will go toward carpeting tn, hurch.
 Items of Interest , The schools of the town reopened . 'day for the winter term. = Fred Googel, who was seriously in :. fred several weeks ago when he fell 'om a staging at the American Paper oods company plant. has returned to is home from the New Britain hos tal. The Junior league of the Kensing- . m Methodist church met this after :, oon at 4:3o o'clock Henry Deming will have an exhibit .
 the New Britain Poultry show next eek Miss Jeanette Honiss of the New : aven hospital spent the weekend : Ith her parents, Mir. and Mrs E. E. oniss. on Hudson street. : Miss Elizabeth. Wilcox. Miss Helen ohm and Miss Margaret Wilcox will ave soon for Pasadena, California here they will spend the winter. re- rning to this town next spring. Herbert M Bell is i'll at his home.
 East Berlin Items. =. The ladies of St. Gabriels church III meet at the home of Mrs Arthur ' awrence this evening to plan so- ' ll.
 Mrs. Joseph Ryan and children e we returned to their home in tI after spending the past y V days as the guests of Mrs. Ryan's b rents. MT. and Mrs. William Brown h this place. O Miss Virginia Root has returned to a r studies at the New London Col ye for Women after spending F at her home on Main If .eet. cl Edward Kahms and family have | ,ved from Main street into the resi- h, nee formerly occupied by George le More and family. gl Dr. Hodgson of Berlin Is enjoying al weeks vacation in New JerseN st Miss Ruth Bourgeois has returned is