New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
s45o.So; team 3, Willis Savage, cap
 '"t's' Morgan, s1S2.60; team 4, Francis Deming, captain, and

$450.S0; team 3, Willis Savage, cap
 '"tisr Morgan, $1S2.60; team 4, Francis Deming, captain, and '....a..- oc..., pl,uYU.oV, team 5, Les ter Deming, captain. and Dr. Hodg- son, $267.60; team 6, Stanley Galpin, captain, and Herbert Damon, $233; team 2, Arthur Woodruff, captain, and c. F. PGtt, s242.SO; team s. w. H. Meagley, Aptain, and c. M. Weldon, S247.20; team g, r. l.. Wilcox, cap- tain, and Lawrence Southard $4792O; team 10. P. c. Hickey, captain, and Leland Gwatkin, s971.4O; team H., Arthur Webster, captain, and B. R. Showalter, $2S0.4o; team 12, George Dodd, captain, and Norman Bigelow, $4H.20; team IS, Robert Deming, captain, and F. E. Honiss, $176.20, and team I4, Mrs. Robert Deming and Miss Hattie Roys, s147.2o.
 The drive has been more of a sue cess than was anticipated at the be- ginning and as result the rental of pews at the Berlin church will be done away with. II !" p""ir' { this same method will be used in 4t than the old system.
 Adopt Resolution
 At meeting of the committee of the Connecticut State Agricultural society held in Berlin last night reso lution on the death of the late Col. c. M. Jarvis was adopted. N. Fl. Web ster is present of the society and R. 0. Clark is secretary.
 The resolution adopted is as fol- lows:
 Whereas, it has pleased the AL mighty to remove by death our es- teemed friend and co-laborer, Col, Charles Naples Jarvis, and whereas. for many years as president of the Connecticut State Agricultural Society Col. Jarvis did much to promote the interests of that society, and of agri- culture throughout the state, now therefore be it resolved, by this society that we give expression to our sense of loss in the death of Col. Jarvis, in whom we had a friend whose fellow ship it was our honor and pleasure to enjoy; that we bear willing testi nony to his untiring efforts to pro- mote agriculture and the interests of ths society, as well as his patriotic ac- ,lVltles in town, state, and nation; and oe 1t further resolved, that a copy of ,hese resolutions be sent Co the wife of our deceased friend, and that they be spread upon the minute book of this society,""
 The Connecticut State Agricultural
 Society.
 Married This Morning
 Frank Wortcheck of 266 Maple 'treet, New Britain. and Miss Nonie 1uby of kensington were married this morning at St. Paul's church at 9 o'clock. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Peter J. Coffey of Hartford. The couple were attended y Daniel Coffey of New Britain and Miss Margaret Luby, a sister of the )rnde, Robert Ritchie and Richard iorman of Kensington acted as lShers. q
 The bride wore a dark brown suit with hat to match and the brides maid wore a dark blue suit The hurch was decorated with snap dra- ,ons Following a wedding trip the couple will make their home on daple street in New Britain.
 ForcStcrS' Meeting
 Court Mattabessett, l'oresters of America, will meet Thursday evening n the club rooms on Pennington venue in kensington, The card tour ament conducted by the various ourts in New Britain will be con inued at the meeting here. The com nittee in charge of the meeting is lanning for a big time.
 Second League Game
 The second game to be rolled be- ween teams of the kenslngton Fra ernal league will take place at the ,asino alleys in New Britai in on Thu~s- ay night of this week. The first game f last week proved succcssl,ll. :, ....., rom the American Legion, liens .yceum, Y. M. T. A. X R. society and ther local associations play in the ,ague.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. James Corr and Osie Karam ere awarded the fret o'i-cs :. A. B. whist last evening. Mrs. w. '. Pagan and Joseph kingwoo. wv.e