New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

IoFItT IHhHuBeT OI tne blanlfy WOTks plant at Kobe. Japan. will be the speaker at the meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible class on Wednesday eve hing at the community house. The meeting is scheduled for o'clock.
 MT. Johnson will talk on Japan and because of Ms experiences in that country. he Is well qualified to speak.
 Following the meeting refreshments will be served. It is expected that a large audience will be on hand to hear MT. Johnson.
 Cars Have Trouble
 Berlin trolley cars were in difficulty this morning, especially on the hills, the slippery rails preventing the wheels from getting 0 grip. The schedule was closely adhered to and the cars were nearly on time every trip.
 Trains were anywhere from 15 min ites to 30 minutes late. The Middle own electric train was also late and rains on the main line were held up several times during the morning on account of this.
 Boys Class to Meet,
 The annual meeting of the Older Boys class of the Berlin Congrega- ional church will be held tomorrow 'vening in the church. The meeting will be preceded by supper at 6:S0 clock. The annual election of off, CTS will be held.
 The officers of the class are Walter | loot, president; Lawrence Austin | Benjamin Cashman, ecretary and Walton Meagley, treas Ter. The committee is composed of .arle Brown, Russell North and rankin Boardman. The class was rganized about two years ago.
 Congregational Church Notes The Woman's Aid society will meet ith Mrs. Francis Deming of Berlin rect on Wednesday afternoon at clock.
 A meeting of the Girl Scouts will so be held on Wednesday afternoon. he girls will meet with Mrs. Garner oodwin at 4:30 o'clock.
 On Thursday evening the weekly 'ayer meeting will be held at 7:30
 m. in the church.
 The Boy Scouts will meet Friday , ening at 2 o'clock. Rev. s. A. Fiske Ill be in charge of this meeting. embers of the troop from East Der are expected to be in attendance.
 Annual Church Meeting The annual meeting of the Kensing- n Congregational church will be Id next Friday evening at the :, urch. A supper will be served at ., 30 o'clock. o
 To Attend Convention r Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Adams will at Id the state session of the Grange |, Hartford, which begins tomorrow n, ] continues through Wednesday c, l Thursday. They will act as rep n, entatives of the local grange. la, Several members of the Berlin nge attended the installation of of a, ITS of Burritt Grange, New Britain, n, urday evening. Minor Ives of i,, riden was the installing officer.
 Items of Interest E ir. and Mrs. Harry Edelson have lrned from their wedding trip to D. C.. and Maryland. y will make their home in town. IF. and Mrs Harold l.. Judd have K for Belleair. Florida, where theyl
 spend the remainder of the win 1inifred Pratt. daughter of MT.
 Mrs. Charles Pratt, is improving H dly after a severe illness. onald Smith, son of Mir. and Mrs. y N. Smith, has resumed his lies at the University of Vermont. iss Pearl Cashman left Saturday. the Boston Academy of Art, after iding the Christmas recess with parents.
 r. and Mrs. Harold Rogers of sington are receiving congratula- E s on the birth of a son, Frank ih.
 East Berlin Items r. and Mrs. Charles Stebbins and Wilfred and Thomas, of Middle |, spent Sunday as the guests of
 stebbins' parents. Mir. and Mrs. mas Knight Of this place. illiam Fogette has had tele- ie installed in his residence on lge street. ere will be meeting of the di- ITS of the East Berlin Improve