New Britain herald., 1922-09-25

from this town as we'll as all of the ex- service men and was one of the first rolls to be put in place in this state. During the past year, however the roll has deteriorated and at pres ent time, makes a poor appearanc. and has been an eyesore to some peo- pie.
 New Culvert Placed The town officials have had a new culvert installed on Church street op- posite Lloyd hall in Kensington and have done away with the old wooden bridge which was erected several years ago. With the laying of the culvert, the road has been widened to about 32 feet and as a result the appearance has been entirely changed, The officials claim that the work would have been done sooner but was delayed because of the installation of the water mains by the Kensington fire district.
 First Meeting of Year
 The first meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Berlin Con. gregat:onal church will be held in the church parlors on Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock. The subject for discussion will be: "The What, Where and Why of Home Mission The three speakers on the subject will be Mrs J. B. Smith, Miss Helen Rohm, and Miss Caroline Savage.
 Mrc Chase Coale Mrc Garner Goodwin and Mrs. C. E. Pratt will act as hostesses. The Missionary society officials are planning an active season for the organization this year.
 The annual meeting of the Berlin Congregational church will be held sometime during the month of Octo- Der. Rev. s. A. Fiske and Major r. l.. Wilcox will represent the local church at the ordination exercises of Rev. Raymond N. Gilman in New Britain this week.
 Mrs. Pinchcs To Entertain
 Mrs. John Pinches of Berlin street will entertain about 20 members Of the Sunshine society from Hartford, New Haven, Stamford. Mantle, Beth el, Meriden and New Britain at her home tomorrow. A luncheon will be served at noon with a business meet ing to follow.
 Mrs George Corbin and other mem bers of the New Britain branch of the Sunshine organization. of which Mrs Pinches is a member, will assist in serving. Among the invited guests to be present are Miss Harriet May Hoyt, a member of the republican state and Mrs. Fred Holt, wife of the democratic candidate for comp troller.
 Coaching In Vermont.
 Reports from Vermont state that the football team of the Springfield High school of that state will be a strong contender for honors in the athletic field of the Connecticut val ley this fall Much of the success of the team depends upon the work of Coach Hobby Vance. former resi- dent of Berlin.
 Kensington Church; Notes.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Benevolent and sewing society of the Congregational church will be held at the home of Miss Mar iorie Moore on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Harold upson was elected dele gate at the. church services yesterday to attend the council at the Stanley Memorial church in New Britain on Wednesday afternoon. when the pas tor of the church will be ordained.
 An invitation. which came too late to be read at the services yesterday, | has been extended to all parishioners who wish to attend a meeting to be held in the new rectorv of the New f rgton Congregational church on Sat urday afternoon and evening and on Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs Carleton Hazen will cave soon for a vacation period to ,e spent in Vermont.
 Rev Otis w Parker of Hartford | will occupy the pulpit at the church II the absence of Mir. Hazen at the services next Sunday.
 Married Saturday.
 The wedding of Anthony Szczeda- nix of New Britain to Miss Anna B. Iirymski of this town took place on afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Congregational church The color scheme for the decorations . vas an attractive pink and green.