New Britain herald., 1923-10-03
Pagan to Be Candidate

William W. Pagan, postmaster a' Kensington, announced this morning that he will be candidate for re- appointment to that office when his term expires next year. Mir. Pagan has served as postmaster at Kensing- ton for the past seven years and has proved efficient in every way. He was appointed during the administration of Woodrow Wilson.
 Program Is Announced
 All is in readiness for the enter tainment which the Worthington Community Center association will present Friday evening in the Town hall and it is expected that the dress rehearsal will take place tomorrow evening.
 Those taking part in the several acts of the show have worked hard and Miss Helen Rohm. who is in charge, is confident that all will work out in a most successful manner. Tickets have been issued and have been selling well. according to re- ports, the expectation being that the hall will be filled when the curtain rises Friday evening.
 The program was announced today and contains nine acts of variety en- that are guaranteed to please. ,Pie proceeds from this show will so to the community house fund.
 The first act will be by detail of Girl Scouts from the Drum Corps.
 (2) Berlin grange represented by Mrs. Grace Ventres and Mrs. George J. Reed in a short sketch, A Neigh borly Kindness
 (3) Selections by the Berlin or ,hestra. The members are Miss Vic- .oria E'iske, Ernest Schofield, Roselle Meagley and Walton Meagley.
 (4) Quaret, The Auctioneer," by Mrs. Robert Deming, Miss Olive Shaw, Stanley L. Galpin and Lester oeming. Mrs. H. II. Damon at the piano.
 I5) Piano solo by Mrs. H. H. Damon.
 (s) Vocal solo by Miss Helen 3rown.
 CD Keys of Heaven" duet by Irs. Robert Deming and Charles Pratt.
 (S) Minuet by Mrs, George F. Dodd, frs. S. Chase Coale, Mrs. Stanley l.. 1alpin, Mrs. Grant Wickwire. S. 'hase Coale. Stanley L. Galptn, Rob- | Tt Sillsby and Grant Wickwire. Di- ected by Mrs. George F. Dodd.
 (9) Mrs. Tubb's Telegram" a omedy in one act by Katherine Me- lowell Rice. The cast: Mrs. Tubbs. frs. Arthur L. Woodruff; Mrs. Raven, ITS. Elizabeth Wickwire; Mrs. Don. ell, Mrs. Leland Gwatkin; Mrs. impkins. Mrs. Charles Pratt; Row |, na, Mrs. Grant Wickwire: Amelia ubbs, Elizabeth Coale; Tommy ubbs, Wesley Gwatkin; Teddy Tubbs, ohm Meagley; telegraph boy, John eming.
 The pages for the announcements re Ralph Carter and Franklin Wood lff.
 The entertainment is scheduled to art at 8 o'clock. All parts of the rogram under the general supervi- on of Miss Helen Rohm.
 Reports on Trip
 In a letter to friends in East Berlin rthur Benson, who is spending a va ,tion in Maine on hunting and fish. g trip. made the following report on Is first days catch: five pickerel. one id duck, one snipe. He is at pres 1t at Wayne, Maine, but he will leave ere soon for the Rangeley Lakes re- on, where he will try his hand at lgging some of the larger game, ,er, moose. bear and others.
 Moves Out of Town Mrs. Carrie Wesson, who for the st several years has been a resident
 Kensington, living in the bank Hiding, yesterday moved to New 'itain, where she will make her me in the future.
 First Endeayor Meeting It was announced this morning that 8 first meeting for the season of the nior Endeavor society of the Ber- Congregational church will be held Is coming Sunday in the chapel of } church at 3 o'clock hn the after on under the supervision of Mrs. muel A. Fiske. The society this year | take up an extensive study of pam.