New Britain herald., 1923-04-07
up the altercation, arresting Brown on 3 charge of assaulting his wife. . Grange to Have Speaker

up the altercation, arresting Brown on 3 charge of assaulting his wife. . Grange to Have Speaker
 Claude w. Stevens. master of tie Berlin grange. stated this morning that Captain Robert Hurley of the state police will address an open meeting of the Grange on Tuesday evening, April IT.
 A business meeting or the grange will precede the talk. The public is invited to hear Captain Hurley and the rest of the program which has been arranged.
 Will Manage Farm
 Frederick and Amy Langdon Peck, son and daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Robert Peck of kensington and brother of Norman Peck, who was op- erated upon in New York yesterday, will take over the Peck farm. in Ken sngton for the summer.
 Frederick has been living on the farm during the past winter, while his sister has been teaching at the Gilbert Home in Winsted. The farm was the first place to be settled in Kensington and has been in the family for more than 125 years. It contains 1884 acres, much of which is suited to agricul- ture. The springs on the farm con- tain good water, which was used to supply the Blue Hills trout hatchery ,Ahen it was located here about 35 years ago.
 W. A. C. Closes Season
 The Worthington Athletic Associa- tion has closed its activities for the season, Franklin Boardman, promin- ent member of the club, stated this It was impossible to con- plete negotiations with the team in Elmwood for final game.
 It is now planned to hold a dance at Grange hall in the near future as a formal windup of the season.
 The married men have been chal- lenged to pinochle tournament by the members of the association, it be- ing impossible to get them to play either basketball or baseball.
 Community Dance
 One of the regular community dances will be held this evening at 8 o clock at the community house. These dances have proved popular with the people of Berlin. The dance is open to all residents of the town.
 At tho Churches
 Berlin Congregational, Rev Samuel A. Fiske, pastor-Boys' class at 10 q, m. Morning service at 1D:45 o'clock Subject of the sermon by the pastor, The Habit of Cheerfulness.' Sun j day school at 2 o'clock. Mems class at 2 o'clock at the community house.. The Junior Endeavor society will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon instead of at o'clock, as Is stated Iii the calendar. There will be no evening service.
 St. Paul's. Kensinston, Rev. J. C. | Brennan, pastor--Regular masses will 1 be celebrated at this church at and | 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 Kensington Methodist, Rev. ]. Allen Scott, pastor--The regular schedule of services will be in order at the Ken. i sington Methodist church tomorrow, A union service of the Kensington Methodist and Congregational church. es in connection with the coming Near East relief drive will be held tomor- -ow evening at o'clock. A speaker rom the Near East will be present.
 kensipgton Congregational, Rev. Hagen, pastor - Morning at 10:45 o'clock Sunday school at 1910 p. m. Christian En- leavor meeting at 5:45, instead of at o'clock.
 Fancy Dress Ball
 One of the events Of the fancy Z lress ball will be the many beautiful i'd fashioned dresses that will be vorn. Berlin is noted for these lresses, many of which arc over one hundred years old, and against the modern dresses these antiques show leedlework, design and colors that far urpass those of today.
 It is hoped that where some fam lies have more than one of these real how dresses of former days. they will make an effort to have some one f their friends appear in these cos umes. Many prizes will be awarded , or fancy dress and all who care to re asked to costume. jt
 Items of Interest MT. and Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey ana