New Britain herald., 1922-08-05

George B. filling, Franklin N. Bacon Frank A. Brandagee, Lewis R. Beck ley, James Brown, Frederick H. Crane Thomas F. Cashman, John J. Connel ly, Arthur F.. Crandall, Olaf Benson George F. Dodd.
 Edward P. Durham, Philip M Fa. gan, James J. Fitzsimons, George s Griffith, William H. Gibney, Herber, w. Goodrich, Hobart l.. Honiss, Ed win c. Loiselle. Nelson H. Minor, Car J. Mueller Arthur l.. Moffatt, Ernes, w. Mildrum, Frederick l.. Norton Lawrence Southard, Fred s. Troup Jason M. Taylor, Harold w. Upson Charles A. Warren.
 Church Notices
 Berlin Congregational church-Rev Morris filling of Hartford will preach at, the morning exercises at 1o:45 o'clock Sunday morning. Sunday school classes will meet as usual al 12 o'clock. There will be no meet ings of the Bible class the Older boys class nor the Junior and Senior En- deavor societies.
 kensington Congregational church The Sunday school picnic of this church was held this afternoon at Johnsons Grove in kensington. The morning worship tomorrow will be at l0:45' o'clock with the Sunday school classes meeting at 12:10 o'clock. Rev. Carleton Hazen will preach at the exercises.
 St. Paul's church-Masses will be held at and 10 o'clock in the morning.
 kensington Methodist church-Rev. J. Allan Scott has returned from his vacation and will preach at the morn ing exercises tomorrow at l o'clock. The Sunday school department will meet at 10 o'clock.
 storm Docs Damage.
 The severe electrical storm of late yesterday afternoon did a consider terday and again has been the cause of great deal of anxiety among the local farmers
 The lightning struck the home of Mrs. B. hentcheller in East Berlin and a fire was immediately discovered in the attic of the house. Ambrose who lives near the Rent cheller home, saw the lightning strike the house and through his timely as fore a great deal Of damage was done. Some of the woodwork in the house was badly scorched
 The corn in many of the fields along the highway was beaten to the ground by the force of the heavy rainfall and 1t is estimated by some of the farmers that as a result of the storm con amount of money has been lost
 Italian Activities.
 The Italian society of kensington will hold grand ball in Foresters hall on Pennington road this eve hing. The Clinque orchestra Of Man chester will furnish the music for he dancing. On Sunday afternoon the same organization will hold a track meet and athletic outing at the Mer- win Brick companys yard. Fifteen lolars in gold will be given away. It IS expected that the affairs will at .ract larger number of the Italian 'esidents of this town.
 Light Session For Registrars.
 Henry Deming, republican registrar, stated this morning that there were 10 calls received at the sitting of the registrars from 12 o'clock until 9 ) clock yesterday afternoon and eve hing. They will meet again at the same time on Friday of next week for he purpose of enrolling applicants on he caucus lists.
 News In Brief
 Members of St. Pauls Y. M. T. A ! X B. society drum corps left this for Waterbury where they will attend the convention of the | State Drummers' and Pliers assoca- ion.
 The regular meeting of St, Paul's | r. M. T. A. X B. society will be held ! Sunday morning at II o'clock. al
 Miss Rose Fitzsimons returned to- lay from two weeks vacation trip pent in New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Ruth Post. employed at the Berlin Savings bank left today on d wo weeks vacation trip. l
 The regular meeting of the board f selectmen will be held Monday