New Britain herald., 1924-11-04

ed some small additions to the trust fund, and. from a financial stand point the association has more than paid expenses in the past year. The report of the superintendent, | Mir Honiss, showed that a total of eight persons had been buried in the cemetery during the past year. The agred that the cemetery is one of the best kept in the State and one of the best kept in the nation, consid- ering the fact that it is country cemetery. The work of Mir. Honiss was highly commended by several of the officers.
 A number of improvements are being planned for the coming year and it is expected that the cemetery will present the neatest appearance of any in this vicinity when all im- provements are made.
 Infantile Paralysis Here.
 Mrs. Donald II. Montgomery Of Hudson street is confined to her home with an attack Of infantle paralysis. Mrs. Montgomery is re- ported to be much improved since she was taken i'll with the disease. Her case is regarded as a slight one and no cause for alarm in the town, it is said. Dr. Thomas c. Hodgson ie the physician in charge.
 | Wop,ap,s Roard Nfectipu
 Berlin women are evincing a great deal of interest in the approaching annual meeting of the Woman $ Board of Missions, which will De held at the Center church, Hartford, from November 12 10 November 14, inclusive. All women are invited to attend these meetings.
 A brilliant staff Of speakers has been secured for the sessions. Among them will be Mrs. Mary N. Game well. author Of the womans text book: Mrs. Lawrence Thurston of China, president Of a college there; Dr. Samuel NJ. Zwemer, one of the best known authorities on Moslcm work, and several others.
 One of the features of the meet ing will be the Missionary Fantasy, play showing the beginning and growth of the Hartford branch and tracing its progress through sl years. This will be presented at the Broad street auditorium on Novem- Der 12 at 7:45 D. m.-
 IL has been arranged and pro- duced by Mrs. Samuel McCutcheon Of New Britain, who has made an extensive study Of the growth of the organization. The parts are taken by New Britain young men and women.
 Many Berlin women are planning 10 attend this meetin, promises to be Of interest to all, whether members of the organization or not.
 To Play Middlctown
 The All Kcnsingtons will meet the All Middletowns in that city on Sun day. The team will practice to- night at 7:3o o'clock at T. A. E. hall. Manager Ritchie has signed up J. Mccormack, former Acorn star, and Edward Giana, one of the shining lights Of last years New Britain High school team. These men will be important additions to an already strong squad.
 Webster Improving
 Stuart Webster of Whethersfield, former resident Of Berlin, who is seriously ill at the Hartford hos pital, is reported as being somewhat improved. It was stated today that he is doing as well as can be ex. pected.
 To Elect Officers
 Officers will be elected at a meet. ing Of Berlin Grange, which will bt held at the hall tonight. Election re turns will be received via radio ant q set will be installed in the hal for that purpose. Following the busi ness meeting dancing will be enjoy ed. An effort Is being made 10 Sc. cure the attendance Of all the mem DeTs of the organization.
 Community Club Meeting
 Special preparations are beint made by the social committee Of th, East Berlin Community club 10 mak' the meeting and entertainment a Clarks pavilion one Of the big evrnt' of the season for the organization Special entertainment features vii he provided and all members ar, expected to attend.