New Britain herald., 1923-12-10
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was conducted yesterday. The work was finished as far as possible yes terday, but it will be a few days be- fore the result is known.
 Those who took part in the work of the Berlin Congre gational church can- vass were Frank l.. Wilcox, Francis Deming, Lester Deming, Dr. Thomas C. Hodgson, George Dodd, Stanley J. Galpin. F. o. Shjcrden, Robert Dem ing, Charles Pratt, C. NJ. Weldon, W. H. Meagley, Donald Montgomery, Pardon C. Hickey, Robert sillsby, $. Chase Coale, Fred Troup, William H.. Webster, Arthur Webster, Arthur l.. Woodruff, William Scott, R, Gold, Arthur H. Bushnell Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox, Miss Hattie Roys and II. II. Damon.
 Previous to going out on the can- vass those taking part lnnched at the church. d
 kensington Congregational
 At the kcnsington Congregational church yesterday four-minnte ad- dresses were given, explaining the needs Of the church and its benevo- lent work. The speakers were Claude W. Stevens, Mrs. s. Nj. Cowles and Clarence B. Baldwin. The canvass was made in the afternoon, the can- vassers starting from the church at o'clock. following n dinner together and a heartening talk by Rev. Samuel X. lfiske Of the Berlin Congregational church. Reports from the canvass usfI lac eFa1 at TatruIas s night. The supper will be served by the Ladies society.
 To Enter League
 It is expected that Bolton- Kasica post Of the American Legion will or- ganize a bowling team to enter the American Legion league which is being formed in neighboring towns. \ meeting will be held at the Eddy Glover post rooms on December IS and representatives from the posts in- cluded will be present 10 talk over plans and get the league started. Bristol. Plainviile. Southington, Meri- den. New Britain and Berlin will en- ter teams. The activities of the league will start early in January and a schedule Of 55 games will be played.
 4 meeting Of Bottom IIasica post will be held Thursday evening of this week at o'clock at r. X. E. hall. The annual election Of officers will be held and discussion regarding the bowling league will be held at this time.
 Property Is Transferred
 4 certificate Of foreclosure has been filed at the town clerks office trans feffing the property of Hertz Shul- ansky. who possessed 50 acres of land in Bcckley. The title to the property goes 10 Edith NJ. Futile Of Hartford. who held mortgage on the land.
 Mems I.yccum Meeting
 The Mems 1.yceum of KensinEton will meet at the Kensington CongrcEa- tionai church this evening at o'clock. The subject for debatc is: "Resoived. That the United States Should E, come a Member Of the World Court" Tho speakers on the affirmative side gre: Rev. Carleton Hazon and Paul q. Baker. The negative side will be supported by Charles E. Wright and Arthur l.. Mohatt.
 lWF fUf1sbtbl tN bf uFbHffN AflAA wv ming is one of inc great questions Of public policy. concerning which The people need full light. President Hard. Ing. just before tlir close Uf the lasf session of congress. laid the matter before the senate. and President Cool Idge urges its adoption. The meeting is open 70 the public.
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 The women's Missionary society Of Inc KsnsinEton Congregations church sfu meet wednesda afternoon, D. fa. al the home of Mrs. c. E. ! Baldwin. Tho subject will I'e ~T'he Child al Work. at Play. al School" The leader of the meeting nf1l t,e Mrs. C. Fred Johnson
 Real Estate Deal George Norton Of kensinrton today soid as-aere farm in that district 7 o Gus Hamon. The saie was made . through the Cashman Farm agrncs. !,
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 Morgan ]. Angus. the six week old l son Of 1Ir. and Mrs. John g. Angus Of I RcrIin. died yesterday at tho home of l 1is parents. The funera1 was held I bis afternoon at o'clock. f;st samuel sUtciiFe uf st Marks Episco-