New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Mrs. F., F.. Honiss, who, before hef marriage to the well known Berlin business man, was Miss Cora Clark. Two grandchildren, Miss Jeanette Honiss and Miss Doris Honiss, also survive.
 The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock from the Berlin Congregational church, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske officiating. Interment will be in Maple cemetery.
 school Enumeration
 The school enumeration for this year has been completed and it has been learned that there are 1,5iS children in the Berlin schools. Mir. and Mrs. George Griffith finished the enumeration the early part Of the week and have just presented it to Miss Mary Griswold, superintendent of schools.
 Mrs. Griffith stated this morning that the enumeration this year Is less than last year by about 16 children. A thorough count was taken this year and the town was divided into districts with each district covered separately.
 Mrs. Griffith stated that the person. al tax enumeration has already been taken, but the final check has not yet been made. Thts will be done the early part of next week and the fig- ures will then be announced.
 To Rcsledicate Church
 The first service in the Berlin Con- gregational church after its redecora- ton will be held tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will be in charge Of the spe- cial service of rededication. The sub ject Of his sermon will be "The Art of Giving"
 People entering the church tomor- row will receive a pleasant surprise. The entire interior has been painted in the colonial style, white with ma hogany trimmings. The pcws have been adorned with new cushions Of a shade in keeping with the decorations. New carpets have been placed on the floor and the church presents an at- tractiye appearance.
 New furnaces have also been plac- ed in the church. These are Of the latest type.
 Tomorrow evening special praise service will be held at 7:3g o'clock. The choir will render the cantata 'The Sermon on the Mount" by Thomas Shepard
 Tn connection with the services to- morrow it is interesting to note that Inc pr'sent church was built in 1S52 i and that services have been held in it 1 lver since. The first meeting house 1 In the worthington district was built n 1776, after the organization Of the [ Second Congregational church In I77j. The first meeting house Is still i standing and Is being used as the | school. i
 St. Paul's Church
 Mass will be celebrated al St. ! Pauls church at $ and 10 a. m. to- i Rev. J. C. Brennan being {; n charge.
 sa,rcd Heart Church
 Masses will be celebrated al Sacred i Heart church, East Berlin. tomorrow , # 2 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Brennan of- | iciating. Sunday school will be held | liter tho morning service.
 Berlin CDgI, ,gatiOnai
 Besides the activities already men ' toned. at the Berlin Congregational 1 hurch tomorrow. the Boys class RiH i, meet ai 10 o'clock. sunday school 8t 2 o'clock. luncheon for the csutass oiicitors at l o'clock, meeting of the IHnior Endcavor at , o'clock in harge of Miss Grace smith. ouns seopIe's meeting at 0'cock.
 ktnsington Congregational
 Morning service at 16:45 o'clock. 1Our-minute spcakers will talk on lle Every Member Canvass. The sub ect of the pastors sermon will be. Whats the Church Worth 7' Sum- lay school at 12:10. Luncheon for anvassers after the Sunday school meeting. I:py. Samuel 4. Fiskc sill eiivef short talk.
 The solicitors wiU start ont at tciock and the people have been sked to stay at honi, Co receive ih. antasserS. who Eiil call at the ones between 2 and 5:sh o-cIork. Ii expected that all districts aiH he thoroughly covered tomorroR
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 Morning sfrsirt at fa ss o'ciork niHc stiFict af ssf o'clock. f, TOmorrou HilI bs Golden Rule