New Britain herald., 1923-04-02
New Members of Berlin Church

Rev. Samuel A. F1Ske or the Der lin Congregational church announced this morning the list of new members taken into the church yesterday. The new members are:
 Ellen Gertrude Boardman, Virginia Fleisher Bushnell, Samuel Asa Fiske, Jr., Doris Mary Gibney, Florence May Gibney. Carol Louise Cutie, Natalie Webster Gwatkin, Frances Caroline Miller. Robert Porter and Grace New ton Smith.
 Those coming to the Berlin church from other churches were:
 Mrs. Anna Bachman CrandaIl from the German Baptist church of New Britain; Norman F. Bigelow, from Broadway Tabernacle Church of New York city; Miss Sarah Connley. from the Congregational church of North Haven; Mrs. Carrie Fuller Gould. from the First Congregational church of New Britain; Mrs. Nellie Smith Michaels, from the North Congrega- tional church of Manchester.
 Grange "Neighbors' Night"
 Nearly 300 people are, expected to be present at the Berlin Grange "Neighbors' Night" which is to be held tomorrow evening at Grange hall Oranges from Wethershed, Rocky Hill, New Britain, Newington and Bristol have been invited to attend and those in charge are looking for ward to one of the big events of the season. Each Grange will have charge of one phase of the evenings entertainment. A supper will be served.
 Will Have Conference
 Instead of clinics, which it was an- nounced that the state would carry on in the interest of better health | among children, conferences will be held at stated intervals. One of these IS to be held at Foresters' hall April | |, where mothers may receive advice regarding the care of their children, being given on how to keep them well. The plan is not so much to have examinations made by ,xperts as to offer the opportunity to to have examinations made. These conferences are for education Il purposes and not for treatment.
 An item was published last week egarding the institution of these con- erences in Berlin.
 Change In School Hours
 Superintendent of Schools B. R. showalter stated this morning that he Junior High school in Kensing- on will have change in its hours when it opens tomorrow, the session beginning at 9 o'clock in the morning Instead of S:30 o'clock. The session will end at o'clock in the afternoon. jp until the present time the Junior High school has been the only school ,eginning at S:30 o'clock, all the 'thers in the town starting their ses- ions at g o'clock.
 To Hear About Millinery
 The Motherhood club will have a nance to hear several lectures on the ubject of millinery. These lectures will be under the auspices of the Hartford County Farm bureau. the irst of the series being held Tuesday fternoon, April IF, in the community rouse. An expert will he in charge nd women of the town will not only lear the lectures but they will have
 chance to work on and make hats.
 All women of the town who are in crested are asked to call Mrs. Theo- ore Savage.
 With the Town Clerk
 Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff is now eady to make out dog licenses and tates that residents of Berlin are re- uested to have their dogs licensed y the end of this month. To date nly a few have had licenses taken ut.
 The Bodwell Realty Co.,, has sold 3 Paul Sargis of Hartford lot s7 on he Berlin Fair ground property. |.
 Berlin Congregational Church.
 Services at the church yesterday ere we'll attended, the building being lied both morning and evening. The Woman's Missionary society of ,e church will meet Wednesday af- 'rnoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. s. A. iske. The society will continue the ( udy of the book Building With $ ldia.' The Girl Scouts will meet Wednes- ay afternoon at o'clock at the com ( unity house.