New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

- Henryk, to Mir. and Mrs. Antoni Luk- siewicz Of Kensngton; a son, Arthur, Berlin.
 Celia Carter, Ralph R. Carter of Berlin and Howard H. Carter of Grand , Island, Nebraska, have quit-claimed their interest in the Carter homestead and one acre of land to Zephorena Carter yentres, their sister, and Zephorena Carter Nentres has quit claimed to the above parties her in- terest in 23 acres of land near the Carter homestead.
 zoo People Expected
 About 200 people are expected to be present at the Grange affair this even ing, when the third and fourth degrees will be eNemplined on a class of 1s work the annual harvest supper will be held. There will be many visitors from out Of town and a representa- tive of the Child Welfare league will address the meeting. The Newington degree team will put on the work and large delegation is expected from that town.
 Company Takes Action
 The stockholders of the Berlin Water Co. met this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Berlin Savings bank to act on a resolution presented, which recommends that the existence of the company be terminated.
 Completes Second Year
 Rev. Watson Woodruff of Man chester has recently completed the second year Of his pastorste at the Congregational church in that town. He was installed as pastor November 30. 1921, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of Berlin and Arthur l.. Woodruff, town clerk and the new pastors brother. attending the exercises. Rev. MT. Woodruff is well known in Berlin, having formerly been a resident here. He was at one time assistant pastor of the South Congregational church New Britain. He is son of Mir. and Mrs. James Woodruff of Berlin.
 Pageant Is Planned
 X meeting of members of the Sum day school department of the Berlin Congregational church was held last evening to plan a pageant which will be held the Sunday evening before Christmas at the church. The pag- cant will have to go with the Christ mas season and many Of the Sunday school children will be included fn 1 the cast. The committee appointed to 1 he in charge Of arrangements is Miss Ruth Hubbard, chairman; Miss 1 af- E ff.aly~ fFa Mrs. II. II. Damon. Miss Helen Rohm, | W. II. Meagley. Miss Victoria Fiske | and Mrs. Robert Deming. 1
 Another Rumor Rampant
 Another rumor is now going about i Kensington to the effect that sidney | M. Cowles may seek the position Of | postmaster in that district. The 1 term of William W. Pagan, the in- i will expire next February. i Mir. Cowles is well known in Kensing- i ton. As yet he has neither affirmed nor denied the reports.
 To Install New Organ
 A new reed organ is soon to be in- stalled in the Sacred Heart church. East Berlin. The contract for the in- stallation of the organ has been let t0 the EdIct OTEdH 1Oss oI NEW lOTh q and 1t Is expected that the instru- ment will be in place in time for the Christmas services. The price will be s235. The people of the church have taken an active interest in rating the money to pay for the organ and have held entertainments and vhists.
 Items Of Interest Miss Mildred Meisner has returned to New York city after spending the holiday and weekend with her par snts. Mir. and Mrs. George Meisner of Miss Meisner is an in- .erior decorator. Mrs. John Pinches Of worthington Ridge attended the anniversary meet { ng of the Sunshine society in New Britain yesterday.
 Mrs. Paul Seigrist Of East Berlin | ias returned to her horne after un- i iergoing treatment at the Grove Hill { ,anitarium. New Britain. l- One hundred and seventy-five tickets have been sold for the Mems Bible class banquet at the Berlin {, ,ongre gstionat church tonight ( Inc Berlin schools opened this q morning after the Thanksgiving re-