New Britain herald., 1923-10-13

The ushers are William Scott, Fred Troupe. George schoheld. w. H. Meagley, James Thompson, Garner Goodwin, Frank l.. Wilcox, Arthur Benson and Robert Silsby.
 The collectors were E. E. Honiss, Robert Deming, Oscar Benson, C. M, Weldon, F. N. Bacon, George r. Dodd and Walter Atwater.
 The committee for the Every Mem- Der canvass is Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, Frank l.. Wilcox and Miss Wilcox.
 In the Sunday school department Miss Mary Griswold was again chosen superintendent, with Mrs Frank l.. Wilcox assistant. Other officers are: Treasurer, Arthur Webster: secretary, Leon Honiss; assistant secretary, Wal ton Meagley; librarian, Miss Edith I.indquist: superintendent primary de- partment, Mrs Elizabeth Wickwire; superintendent home department, Miss Ida Wilcox; superintendent cradle roll Miss Elizabeth Wilcox.
 The library committee consists of Miss Edith Smith, Miss Hattie Roys and Miss Ruth Hubbard.
 Whists to Begin
 The St. Paul's T. A. B. society of Kensington will begin it's series of weekly whists next Wednesday eve ming, when the first one will be held in T. A. B. hall, kensington. Prizes in gold will be offered. These whist socials have proved popular in past years and it is hoped that the people will lend their support to the society in their effort to provide entertain ment during the winter.
 Attend Series Game
 Jack Giana, Robert Pagan and Will jam Carey of kensngton, were in at tendance at the worlds series baseball game at the Yankee stadium, New fork, yesterday.
 Triangles To Play
 The Triangles have a job on their lands tomorrow afternoon. The job s the West Ends of New Britain, who will face them on the Kensington ,ridiron, the kickoff being scheduled or o'clock.
 The manager is looking forward to Ln interesting game, because the 'riangles defeated the West Ends hree times in baseball during the ,ast season. The squad is looking for yard to the support of the fans:
 Tomorrow's lineup includes Kane at | eft end; Carey at left tackle; Johnson, fight guard; Balog, right tackle; ioche, right end Karam, quarter ack; Ritchie, left halfback: Greco, fight halfback; Bouls, fullback. Much } expected of Captain Greco, Kane, iitchie and Bouls
 karam will referee and kasiski will e head linesman.
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated al and 0 a. m. at St. Paul's church, kensing- on, tomorrow. Rev. J. C. Brennan ill officiate.
 Berlin Congregational
 The Boys class will meet at 10 a. l. tomorrow. The regular morning rayer and sermon will be held at 0:45 o'clock. The sermon of the astor, Rev. Samuel A. F'iske, will be, oUHle LlbIIlelltS Ol A. SuCCeSSIul ife." The Sunday school session ill be omitted. The Mems Bible lass will meet at 12 o'clock in the community house.
 kcnsington Congregational
 The regular morning service will 2 held at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday ,hool will meet at 12:10 o'clock. he Christian Endeavor society will Ieet at o'clock in the evening.
 KensingfOn Methodist
 The hour of the morning service at le Kensington Methodist church has zen changed from II o'clock to ):45 o'clock and the Sunday school { om 10 o'clock to 12 o'clock. These sw times for meeting will go into 2 feet tomorrow. Rev. E. F. Louns- i srry will preach at the morning rvice. At 7:3a o'clock in the evening a a lion service will be held with the { ensington Congregational church. ev. William Hazen, a missionary in T his. who is home on a furlough d iii give a stereoptican lecture on Il at country.
 Monday at s:45 o'clock. social v ryic<-,ass. On Thursday etening g rurch tfainine night win be ob- a txed and. nacn1e are urred to eon7e fl