New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
Tarmcrs' Club Elects

Alexander Bruce has been elected president of the Berlin Farmers club for tho coming year. The vice-presi dent is Roy Morse. Lloyd Carter is secretary and treasurer.
 l,itclic Goes to Mcriden
 Constable w. J. Ritchie has mo 5ed his family to Meriden, it was learaed this morning. MT. Ritchie will take care of his duties at the Berlin rail- read station as usual, however. It ia expected that, since the constable has moved out of town, the sclectmen Of the town will appoint constable to take his place in the near future. Mir. Ritchie is a democrat.
 Report On Canvass
 The final report of the Every Mem Der canvass in the Berlin Congrega- tional church has been made out and the total is approximately s7,000. Those in charge Of the drive are well pleased with the support the members Of the parish have given them. Many pledges were received after the close Of the drive. The total was consid- erably swelled during the week Of December 9.
 Forcsters To Elect.
 Court Mattabessett Of the Foresters will hold it's election of officers at the hall this evening. Reports of the present officers will be read and an account Of the years activities will be heard. Plans will probably be made for the big time being arranged by the lodge for New Years eve.
 Calendar Again Published.
 The weekly calendar Of the Berlin Congregational church makes it's bow to the congregation this week, begin ming another winter Of news for church people. The calendar met with success last year and it was thought well to have it published again. The calendar is made possible by the continued interest and generosity Of individual members Of the woman's Aid society" who held calendar par tics from time 10 time. The proceeds go toward paying printing expenses. The work of printing is being done by Arthur II. Bushnell Of Berlin, for cost
 The members Of the church are kept in constant touch with it's &C., tivitics by means Of the calendar, which contains the program for the week, and other news of interest to the congregation.
 Pincbes-Colc Wedding.
 Robert Pinches, son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Pinches Of Berlin. and Miss Der tha Cole. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs George Cole of East Berlin. were married at the home Of the brides parents last evening by Rev. 4. C. Fuller. pastor of the Methodist church in East Berlin. About 70 Hartford, New Britain and Berlin. Tho couple had no attendants, their parents acting as witnesses. The house was prcttily decorated in holi- day colors. Following the ceremony a reception was held. the couple 1cav- ing soon after the wedding. on a trip to New York city and Washington. Upon their return they will reside in Berlin. It is expected that Mrs. Pinches will continue 10 manage the grocery store at Flannefy's corner, which is owned by her brother.
 Patent Row settled
 ~ LttAStti oA AHf ltutFdi fUuE4 lH New Haven yesterday ordered Water bury Buckle company to be given a restraining order and accounting from the Prentice Manufacturing Co. Of kensington. the plaintiff alleging violation Of patent rights in the man ufacture Of rustless buckles for sus- penders.
 Winners Al Whist
 Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierpont won the frs. prizes al the T. 4. E. whist last evening. The consolation prizes went to Sophie Maguda and Frank Giana. < case Of crackers was awarded to Julie corbat and cakes were given to Mrs Mary Carey and Joseph Carbo.
 Items Of Interest Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Barrett Of Berlin left today for Sf. Petersburg. Florida. where they will spend the winter months.
 4 meeting or the T. <. F. society's house committee sill be held this evening at 5.s0 o'clock at the hall. The r. i. E vhist viii bc held on tscnine neat vret.
 The food sale held iasi errninr hs ihs Womans Aid society of the Ter