New Britain herald., 1922-01-03

that the hot cocoa will be serve
with the lunches Of the children Yer
shortly.
". 4. G.. Notes
The management of the Worthng
ton Athletic club has arranged 70
two baslt ethall games to be played al
the town hall on Thursday evening
of this week. The Senior team vii
stack themselves against the Trad.
school FIVE Of New Britain. The Jun
iors viii play the Aces. also Of tn,
hardware city. The games arc sched-
uled to begin at O'Clock.
!'irc District Meeting
The special meeting OF the Ken
sington fire district has hcen called
tor S O'Clock tomorrow evening at
t'oresters hall. The voters have been
summoned together to discuss the adj
Visa ability OF extending the new light
ing system throughout the entire dis
trict ard not one single section.
Berlin Items
The weekly T. A. Il. whist will be
held in the Tabs hall this evening at
S O'Clock.
Rozelle Meaeler of Berlin street,
has returned to Triton, Mass. to at
tend school.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tryon will he the lead
er at the meeting of the Epworth
league of the Remington Methodist
church this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s NJ. Cowles of Ken
sngton had as house guests over the
holidays, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hamil-
ton Of New Haven. Edward Epson
Cowles, Mi. and Mrs. Richard Rich
ardson. Miss Barbara Latin, Miss
Esther Oberg and John Lang, Of
bridgeport.
Miss Maude Siagh. who has been
spending the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. -. r. ShoWalter Of Berlin street,
left this morning for West Virginia,
where she is at the head of the edu-
cational department in Rauddus col
lege.
Tho weekly prayer meeting of the
Berlin Congre gationaI church will be
held Thursday evening at 7;3o o'clock,
The Wonen's Missionary society Of
the Berlin church viii meet with
Mrs. w. Fl. Meagley tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Berlin
Grange will be held this evening at s
o'clock.
The selcctmcn will hold session this
evening at the town clerks office.
The Joint meeting of the Worthing-
ton Ecclesiastical society and the Ber-
lin church will be held tonight to
make final plans for the every men,
bership drive.
John Blake. one of the proprictors
Of the Blake and Woodruff store,
celebrated his 50th anniversary of his
arrival in this country on the last
day of 1921. Mr., Blake left Scotland
for America when II years of age
and has made his home in this coun-
try since that time. He has no i'm
mediate relatives on this side of the
water.
East Berlin Items
Victor Beden and Edecn Maine at
tended the banquet at the Hotel Be
loin in New Britain Monday, given
by the New Britain Herald to the
newshoys. They attended the theatcr
after the banquet.
There will be the regular meeting
of the knights OF PythiaS society al
their hall this eNeninS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard of
Nigga mum. have been whiting Mr..
Huhbard's parents, Hev. and Mrs ~.
Is. Hubbard of this place.
Mrs. Anna Mildrum and Miss kath-
crime Bastrcss have returned to their
home on Main street after spending
the past two weeks with relatives IN
Jamaica, l.. |.
The Progressive Reading Circle will
hold its annual meeting and election
Of officers al the home of Mrs. II. w.
Dowd on Main street this evening.
The district school reopened this
morning for the winter term
Miss Frances Pierce and Miss Ger
trude Quinn, teachers AZ the Hubbard
school. resumed their duties this
morning after spending the holidays
at their homes IN Bristol. Vt. and
Newport, II. l.
Miss Virginia loot left today for
New London, where she will resume