New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
preach at the services on August 20.

preach at the services on August 20. . Kensington Methodist Church. There will be no services at the Ken sington Methodist church tomorrow because of the meetings being held at the Plainville camp grounds. Most of the parishioners from this church will attend the exercises in Plainvil.e.
 Kensington Congregational Church Rev. Carleton Hagen will preach at the services at 10:45 o'clock Sunday school departments will gather at 12:10 o'clock and the Christian En- deavor exercises will be held as usual at o'clock
 St. Paups church-Morning masses will be held at 8 and 10 o'clock.
 Democratic Activities.
 Many of the local democrats are watching with interest the coming caucus, which it is expected will be held sometime during the latter rart of August and at which delegates will be chosen for the democratic state convention to be held in HartforI m September. Berlin Is entitled to send two delegates to this convention.
 The democratic caucus for the pur- pose of nominating candidates for local offices will be held sometime during the second week in Septen- Der, according to present plans; and for the nomination of state officers. some time during the second week in October.
 The democrats in Berlin em- 1, H.. town are due for a general shake up this year. It has always been known to residents of this town as we'll as throughout the state that Ber- lin has been republican town and that the democrats haze not had much of a show.
 It appears to be the concensus of opinion among many, however, that the democrats are going to be much stronger in Berlin this year than at any time during the past decade. They justify their claim by saying that the democrats are getting into office in .nost all cities throughout the state.
 A we'll known democrat was ap. preached this morning and was asked as to what he thought about the coming elections. He believed that the democrats would stand a good show in the state elections but was not inclined to believe that they would carry the local elections but he did say that the battle between the two parties should be interesting this year as the democrats will carry a much larger vote than in the past few years.
 Berlin is apparently divided into three distinct groups as far as poi- tics are concerned Kensington has always proven the democratic strong hold while Berlin street section is the stronghold for the republicans. East Berlin appears to be divided be- tween the two parties.
 Worthinaton. Community Meeting.
 Much interest centers around the of the Worthington Commun ity association which will be held at the community house on Berlin street this evening at S:15 o'clock. President Fred s. Troup will pre- side and Rev. S. A. Fiske will pre- sent the report of the program com mittee in regards to the plans which have been mapped out for the com ing season.
 Committees will also be appointed to serve, for the coming year. All resi- dents of the Worthington fire district are members of this association and are urged to attend the gathering this evening
 A. P. C. Outing,
 Six trucks of t.ic ,.A .san Paper Goods company in kensington left town this morning filled with em- ployes of the factory en route to the annual outing at Savin Rock. An ath- letic program was carried out and in macy instances the girls were given an opportunity to show their ability as athletes.
 Farmers Week
 Berlin, East Berlin and kensington farmers are planning to attend the Farmers week, to be held at Storrs college beginning on Monday of next week
 The program is considered to be one of the biggest activities of Con- ! necticut farmers which are arranged