New Britain herald., 1922-12-06

thought that these organizations will soon be started.
 Meeting in East Berlin.
 A meeting of the committee of the East Berlin village improvement so- ciety was held last evening at the home of Mrs. E. W. Mildrum, at which it was decided to start a cam paign for membership in the society.
 This organization has done much good in the town in the past and the meeting last night of the committee Was called partly to determine ways and means for supporting the light ing system of the town. Most of the prominent people of East Berlin have been connected with the organization and practically all the Improvements secured have started with the organi- zation. It has not been decided when the drive will be started.
 : All in Readiness For Celebration.
 Practically everything is ready for the celebration of the 150th anniver- sary of the founding of the Worthing- ton Ecclesiastical society, which is to be held in the Berlin Congregational church this evening.
 Rev. $. A. Fisi.c will deliver a gen. i ,ral history Of the founding and of he activities of the body. Among he many subjects Of interest which will be dealt with are the agreement 0 submit to arbitration the matter | # dividing the kensington Ecclesias- fcal society, the action of the gener- 1 J assembly. the call for the first | meeting, and other important items with the birth of the pres- mt group.
 The minutes of the first three meet ' ngs will also be read, as well as ac- cunts of various other meetings of importance to townspeople. Francis )emng, clerk of the society for 30 | ears past and deacon of the Berlin hurch, will read the minutes of the rst meeting, giving the boundaries as aid Gown in these minutes as well as cling where these boundaries are ow located
 Other historical data will probably c read by members of the executive ommittee, composed of A. A. North, ardon c. Hickey, Walton H. Meag- y and Rev. $. A. fiske.
 An excellent musical program has cen arranged by the choir director, frs. Fl. II. Damon, special music hav- lg been secured for the occasion.
 Following the program a reception { ill be held in the chapel of the t lurch. I
 Build safety Fence. A safety fence is now under course f
 construction along the Pennington 7 lad, bordering the clay pits. At q ght this spot has proved to be f lngerous to strangers driving along 1, c road and several accidents have F 'en narrowly averted. It has long , en thought that such fence should r
 constructed. It will extend the en- e length of the clay pits.
 Art Exhibition.
 Much interest in the coming art |, hibition, which is to be held at the [, nior High school, December 14 and <, is being shown by people, both ' Kensington and Berlin and the af- n, lr promises to be success in ev- :. y way. The pictures, carbon photographs. a otogravures and prints in full col u n
 are reproductions Of the worlds m ,st famous paintings and sculpture. ! " presentatives of the art of Greece, me, France, Germany, Holland, gland, Spain and many other coun- es will be exhibited.
 The proceeds will go toward the rchase of pictures for the schools.
 Items of Interest
 Work on the concrete curbing on rlin street is progressing. A certificate has been returned to town clerk announcing the birth son, Paolo, to MT. and Mrs. Raf- le Leone of Pennington road, on cember 3. Iunnar Anderson and Hiding Carl | have been honorably discharged : m the U. s. Navy, after serving for eral years.
 East Berlin Items. Mrs. Charles Fisher of Middletown, been the guest of Mrs. Edson inc at her home on Main street. t The ladies of the Sacred Heart = lrch will give whist social at the nc of John DeMore Thursday eve g. 1 announcement has been received of r
 marriage of John Heise of this l.