New Britain herald., 1922-12-09

the week, were announced this morn ing by Rev. $. A. Fiske. There are
 10 be 15 teams. The following men
 will be engaged in the work: A. A. North and Oscar Benson; E. w. Mildrum and Walter Root; Willis Savage and Curtis Morgan; Francis Deming and William Scott Henry Deming and Stanley Galpin; Arthur Woodruff and Charles F.. Pratt; Les ter Deming and H. H. Damon; pr. T. C.. FIodgson and Arthur Bushnell; Walton Meagley and C. M. Weldon F. l.. Wilcox and Lawrence Southard. 1. kin: Benjamin R. Showalter and Ar thur Webster; George Dodd and Nor man Bigelowa Arthur Benson and S. c. Coale; w. H. Webster and E. E. Honiss.
 A women's team has also been or ganized." This team is composed of Miss Hattie Royce and Mrs. F. l.. Wilcox.
 Mems Lyceum To Meet
 The Mems Lyceum of kensington will hold meeting in the parlors of the Kensington Congregational church on Monday evening at o'clock. The question for debate, an interesting ono and one that should bring large of people to hear it argued, will be "Resolved; That the town of Berlin should establish a High school not later than September, 1924"
 The affirmative side of the question L.1 i. M T1e i George Griffith, and George Green and c. w. Stevens will defend the negative.
 Many people, both in Berlin and have expressed their de- 1 sire to hear this debate and have been looking forward to the event for some i lime. It is expected that the audi 1 .orium will be crowded. All interest sd have been invited to attend.
 Farmers Club Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Berlin 1 rarmers' club will be held this eve | ,ing at the home of Raymond F. | Dyer. The following officers will | be elected: Raymond F. l Dyer. president; Leon G. Hall, vice. ,resident; Lloyd F. Carter, secretary md treasurer. It is expected that a arge number will be present.
 Must Have Mail Boxes.
 Postmaster William Pagan of the post office announced this morning that every family on the vil- age route must have mail recep- acle placed on the front of the house. Ie also said that no mail will be de- vered after January 1 to residents yho do not comply with this re- uest. It is recent government rul- 1g and all are asked to cooperate.
 Berlin Congregational Church.
 The services at the Berlin Congre- ational church tomorrow are as fol- ,ws: Boys class at 10 o'clock morn- IS service at 10:45; Sunday school { l2 o'clock. Mems class also at 12 clock. The Every Member canvass ill start after the morning service.
 Kensington Methodist.
 It is announced that the church ,r,'ices will be held in the main audi ,rium this Sunday. The decorations
 this part of the church have been ,mpleted.
 Sunudy SC0OOt dl lu d. III. MOEl1lIlE twice at 1 1 o'clock followed by bap- sm and reception of members. Ba- tea class at 12 o'clock. Evening twice at [ p. m.
 Kensington Congregational.
 Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock. his is the exact date of the organi- { ton of the church 210 years ago. rganized December 10, 1712.
 Sunday school at 12:10 D. m. 1ristian Endeavor meeting at 6 clock. This is to be an alumni eeting. All past members are in ted to be present.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be the regular morning ayer and sermon at St. Gabriel's urch Sunday at 10:45, followed by {. nday school at 12 o'clock. Dr. ,rrest of New Britain, will have arge of the services.
 The services at the Methodist urch Sunday are as follows: Regn- . morning service at l0:45 follow- Nj by Sunday school at 12 o'clock and Nj nior league at D.. m. Epworth |. lgue at 6:30, followed by evening b, vices at 7.so, o'clock. Rev. A. c. oi Iller will have charge of the serv- V g. sf-4i i. w