New Britain herald., 1922-01-10

form of an Ancestors" gathering and each member will be requested to have an item of interest on one an- cestor in the family In case a mem Der has no ancestor to talk about it has been arranged to have some name of one of the chapters in the state discussed.
 Library Changes.
 Mrs. Harold Tpson has been ap- pointed as the new librarian at the Peck Memorial library in Kensing- ton to succeed Mrs. Mary Nelson, who has gone south for the winter. Mrs lpson has been assistant librarian for the past few years. She will have a, her assistant, Miss Bertha Wooding, also of Kensington. The new officers will begin their duties on Friday Of this week. Plans are being made for the annual meeting of the library to be held in April
 Thrift Stamps Accepted.
 Postmaster w. w. Pagan announc- ed this morning that all outstanding thrift stamps will be accepted at the Kensington post office for the face value of 25 cents when affixed to the Thrift stamp cards in any numbers not exceeding 16 to each card.
 Hearing Delayed.
 A meeting of the creditors of the Suffield Berlin Trap Rock company was held at the office of Edward NJ. Yeomans United States referee in yesterday to pass on the final account of John T. Henderson, as trustee. The hearing was contin- ued until January o3 at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Older Boys Annual.
 Officers for the next year will be elected at the annual meeting of the Older Boys class of the Berlin Con- church to be held this evening at the community house at 7:3O o'clock. The Mems Bible class will meet in the community house at s o'clock and will be joined by the boys at this time.
 Rev. S. A. F'iske, pastor of the Con gregational church will address the members at this joint meeting. A large attendance is expected.
 IuDIc I1SiauatlOn.
 The public installation of St. paul's r. NJ. T. A. & R. society officers will he held Wednesday evening at the hall on l'pson's corner in Kensington. The officers to be installed are: James Hart, president; Edward Ives, vice. president; Edward Moore, financial secretary; Peter Corr, recording sccre- -i. Tn1, f,n, | D,l, Ut I2itchie, sergeant at arms; J. Moore, The trustees are w. w. Pagan. John Moore, P. J. Buckley and John Fitzgerald.
 Negatives Win.
 The negatives won the debate at he meeting of the Mems Lyceum of Iensington held at the Methodist church last evening. There was a arge attendance. The subject of the lebate was "Resolved-that the Ken 'ington fire district is not just in bringing water to this district at the present time.' The next meeting of the Lyceum will be held on Monday evening, Jan lary o5 at which time James F.. )'Brien, director Of Americanization n New Britain, will address the gath l ring. He will have as his subject Standardization as a Community l 'robem.' Claude Stevens announced l his morning that this will be an pen meeting in the lecture room of he kensington Methodist church and | he public Is invited to attend.
 Thrift Week in schools. Superintendent Of Schools B. R. l 'howalter is planning for the ob- ervance of Thrift Week in the Berlin ! chool all of next week Arrange nents are being made to have some f the officials of the Berlin Savings ,ank address the pupils of the various chools on the subject of thrift.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Marjorie Moor of Kensington eft this morning for New York where ! he will spend several days.
 The first bowling match of the sea- on between teams of the new Fra ernal league will be rolled at the | 'asino alleys in New Britain on Thurs ay evening. Mrs. William Scott of Berlin has re- urned from a trip to Northampton, lass.
 The Women's Aid society of the !