New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

his late. residence at o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. Carleton Hazen of the
kensington Congregational Church
was in charge of the services. Burial
was in the Stockings Corner cemetery.
Bill Passes senate.
House bill SIS authorizing the Ken
sington Fire district of Berlin to issue
$4,000 in bonds for the completion
of the water system, passed the sem
ate yesterday.
Motherhood Club Meeting
The postponed monthly meeting of
the Berlin Motherhood club will be
held next Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. f.. o.
SHERIDAN of Berlin street. Miss Cora
NJ. Bealc, prominent charity worker
in New Britain, will address the meet
ing and will tell of welfare work in
that city.
The club meeting was postponed
from this week because of the illness
of several of the members. The club
has had a successful year SO far and
is looking forward to many more in
meetings. Prominent wom-
EN- from all over the state will address
the club.
Resigns Position
Edward Mckeon, for the past ~
years ianitor of the kensington Gram
mar school, has resigned his position
here because of i'll health. He has
,een succeeded by Charles Warner Of |
<ensington.
Mr.. Mckeon was well liked by al! !
who came in contact with him at the |
school and he also won firm place
n the hearts of the children at the
chool because of his cheerfuness and
pleasant manner.
Hubbard Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Frederick Hubbard
4 East Berlin. who died ut his. home
tuesday evening. will be held from
10 home tomorriw afternoon at
''clock. Rev. S. A. l'iskr of the Der
in Congregational church will Of
ciate. Burial will be in Wilcox ceme-
cry, East Berlin.
ID. A. II. Banquet
The banquet to be given by Emma
Tart Willard chapter, Daughters of
hr American Revolution, to members
+ the cast Of the play Miss Fosters
lift" which was presented several
ieeks ago at the Town hail, will be
cid this evening at the Community :
ouse.
Following the banquet a reception
Ill be held. to which each member
/ the chapter may bring Il friend. ,
he reception will begin at S:15
clock. A program of musical num-
ers and vocal selections will be given.
Items of Interest.
The winners of first prizes at The
A. j. whist held at the hall in
ensington last evening were Eva
ionotta and James Hart.
Emilio MARITIME was in New York
ssterday attending the funeral of
'latiNe.
Mrs. George Winchell is seriously
at her home in Kensington.
Ruth Graham and Loretta Ailing
IT today for Hanover New Hamp-
ire. where they will visit Miss,
ra hams sister.
Schools closed yesterday for thu,
,liday. They will reopen Monday
IL. -. Aud1lis NdS NlSItOT III
'ringtield Tuesday and yesterday,
here he attended meeting of the
irmers' association.
East Berlin Items
The library will be open Friday
ternoon from $3.50 TO p. nj. for the
change OF books II will not be
ened In the evening.
Frank McCrum of Bristol was the
est of relatives in town "Wednesday. =.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
II be held at the Methodist church
is evening at the usual hour.
The next meeting of the Moderni
oodmen will be held at the Athletic
Hiding Thursday evening. March
The schools of the town will be
'sed the rest of the week and will :
,pen Monday morning, February 20. y
rhe local members OF the Boy r
,uts will attend meeting of their X
op in Berlin Friday evening at
lock.
! toboggan slide has been made
m Wilcox avenue TO the railroad q
ok and the Young folks are enjoy
moonlight coasting.