New Britain herald., 1922-03-18

ne young people arc holding eAtr; work with the meetings of the Chri. tan Endeavor. however, along thj 'lhe. At present they are studying book by Margaret Stratory ca!le, me Highway to Leadership"
 Berlin Congregational church. Regular morning worship at 1o:4 o'clock. Older Boys class will meet at 10 o'clock and the Mems Biblt class Tn the community house at 1. o'clock. The Sunday school depar, ments will also meet at l2 o'clock.
 There will be no meeting of the Junior Endca,or society. The frs, ot series of special Ientcn vespe, services will be held tomorrow at o'clock.
 kensington Methodist church-Sun day school at 10 o'clock. Morning service at l | o'clock. The pastor vii preach on "rhe Universal Law" Ju- nior League at 2:3o. Evening uervice at : o'clock. There will be d ,tere- optlcon lecture in the evening, the subject being ''Thc New Christian There will be a picture shown from various parts of the world ,howing what the New Christian is doing in the various churches
 kensngton Methodist church. Morning worship at II o'clock with M Sunday school departments meet inG at 10 o'clock. The evening serv ices will be held as usual al o'clocN
 st. Paul's church--Morning masses will be held as usual at and lG o'clock.
 Earle Lewis has sold his interest ir tho Berlin Garage company to his for mer partner, A. lIolmqust. He in. tends to take up radio work and will be sta atioued with his uncle in Water bury. Mir. Holmquist will conduct the garage alone for the present.
 The Worthington Athletic club will meet in the town hall Tuesday even ing at o'clock. On next Saturday, the single men will battle the mar ried men on the squared court. The betting faNors the bcnedicts, to 1, and reports say that there is no doubt but that the married men will come out on the winning end. They are ti'i''''o StNiNt IidSliINS tNtlS tNtn- ing and they have number of trick days that are sure to baffle their op- ponents.
 Berlin Briefs
 St. Paul's r. A. E. society will hold their regular meeting tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock.
 The Rev. Francis Egan, who re- ,l,ctit ,fn nI of .I, ala during the ahseuce of Father Bren- nan, but who is now stationed in nanbury, will preach the Lenten scr mon here Tuesday evening.
 The Misses l-eona Lewis and Eliza beth Crane have arrived home from the East Northfeld Seminary for the Easter vacation.
 Postmaster and Mrs William Ia gan will spend the weekend in New Raven.
 East Berlin Concert .
 Musical loving men who have the ability to make music that delights the auditor appeared in tho East Berlin Mcthidst Episcopal church last evening and gave concert that was worthy d crowded auditorium. The musicians were the Falstnff Quartet and orchestra of Wesleyan univer- sity. These colleeg boys are merry and mirth provoking. The voices of the singers in quartet work, showed long practice together. and their solos were especially appreciated. The en- tire company measured well up to Wesleyan's high musical standard. The members of the quartet are Wat son Woodruff, Walton Multer, Edbert Wall and Roger Baker. The Newell brothers gave violin and piano sc lcctions, and /. M. Sykes was the reader.
 East Berlin Items
 The services at the Methodist church Sunday arc as follows: Reg uar morning service at l0:45 Il. m, followed by Sunday school at 12 o'clock and evening service at 7:30 D. m.
 At St Gabriels' church there will be the regular morning prayer and sermon at 'lO:45 a. m, followed by Sunday school at l2 o'clock. Mir. Mason, who has been lay reader here for the past two years concluded his duties last Sunday and will be sue