New Britain herald., 1923-12-17

this evening in the office in Kensing ton. Ths meeting is the regula monthly one and routine business wil be discussed. Meetings fall on th' second and fourth Monday of eacl month, but it was decided to mov' ahead one week, as next Monday il Christmas eve.
 Send Letters to santa Santa Claus was this year the recip tent of more Christmas letters thar he has received in some time. More are coming in every day. The chil. dren are mostly agreed on the ad. dress. sending their letters 10 Santa Claus. North Pole." although some oi them have added Conn" while oth. CTS have addressed letters to Worth Land"
 Some of the letters follow:
 Dear Santa:
 ''will you please bring me few toys for Christmas. l want a pair o boots and a coaster car and a foot, ball. And lots of toys and will be happy"
 Another letter was evidently writ. ten to a boy friend, indirectly to Santa Claus. The post office box number was written conspiculously in several places.
 Dear Fred:
 T would like Santa Claus to bring me a pair of shoes and a pair of skis and pair of boots and a sled. Dear Santa Claus my name is the address Kensington, Conn. And I will send you a Christmas song" Here follows poem which the writer feels will please Saint Nick.
 One writer forgot to sign his name. Another letter:
 Dear Santa Claus:
 I'm writing you little letter for you are a good man. would like you to bring me a dolls go cart and a new dress and please bring Mabel a new doll and a new dress and please don't forget Grandpa. He Is sick. He don't want anything. but he can use all good things. Goodbye"
 Change in Hour.
 The Grange Christmas entertain ment, which is scheduled for tomor- row evening will be held at 7:30 o'clock. The regular meeting of the Grange will take place later in the evening. The reason for changing the hour is to allow the children to get home early. It was learned this that Santa Claus has tele- graphed that he will be present with presents for all. The affair is for grange members and their families. recitations. singing and general good time will be had.
 Club Is Entertained.
 The Kenton Hill club was royalty entertained Saturday evening at a turkey supper held at the home of Claude W. Stevens. The turkey and other delicacies we're furnished by Mir. and Mrs. James B. Ellsworth. It is rumored that they lost a bet of some kind. At any rate they fur nished a fine feed" Following the supper the 1l members of the club held a theater party in Meriden.
 Items of Interest.
 The woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a food sale at the church afternoon.
 East Berlin Items
 The weekly whist social will be yiven by the ladies of the Sacred l Heart church in the church parlors l his evening at s o'clock. The Sum- lay school teachers will act as hos esses.
 William Brown attended a special 1 meeting at the Knights of Columbus t Hartford.
 The Progressive Reading Circle will 1 iold its Christmas meeting at the Iome Of Mrs L. NJ. Turner on Cottage treet Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Dodge and on, Clifford. of New Britain were the -uests of friends in town Sunday.
 A number of the local members of lodge. A. F. & 4. M., of ,romweIl will attend the annual | 1ecting at Cromwell Tuesday evening. t Mir. and Mrs. l.. Cogswell entertain q guests from out of town at their ome on Wilcox avenue yesterday. The meeting at the Athletic build lg Friday evening to discuss the for iation Of a fire district was adjourned ntil next Friday. A meeting of the Modern Woodmen