New Britain herald., 1924-10-27

pected. The line has held in good shape except when met by heavier team, but it is thought that inl- provements can be made for the good of the team.
 Returns From Hospital.
 Albert Fritzson of Robbins road, Berlin, has returned to his home after undergoing an operation at the New Britain General hospital.
 Getting Along We'll.
 Fred Clark of Kensington, who was injured last week when he fell from tree, is reported as be- ing on the road to recovery.
 Annual Church Meeting
 An extensive program has been arranged for the annual meeting of the Central Association of Congre- gationai churclfes, which will be held at the Berlin. Congregational church Wednesday afternoon and evening of this week.
 The activities of the day will start at 3 D. m. with a devotional service in charge of Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. At 3:2O o'clock 61e business Of the association, consisting of reports of officers and committees and the eledtion of officers, will be dispensed with. At 4 o'clock an address, "The Proposed Church and Community House at Storrs College" will be given by Rev. l.. H. Dorchester, D. D., president of the Connecticut Federation of Churches. Rev, George W. c. Hill, D. D., will de- liver the sermon of the day at 4:45 o'clock and at p. m. dinner will be served and social hour en- ioyed. At this time Rev. Samuel T. Clinton of Winsted will deliver an address, Our Unfinished Task"
 The evening session will open with devotional service at 7:SO o'clock. Rev. Clayton D. Boothby will be in charge. A soprano solo by Miss Helen Brown will also be a part of this program. An address, The World Vision of Congrega- tionalism," will be given at 7:45 o'clock by Rev. Ernest M. Halliday, D.D, general secretary Of the church extension board.
 The two sessions Of the associa- ton will be open to the public, al- though the dinner will not,
 Delegates Appointed
 The following delegates have been appointed to represent the Berlin church at this annual meeting, Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, E. E. Honiss, Bertha Warren. Mir. and Mrs. A. A, North, Mrs. Fred Hubbard, Mrs. Alexander Huston and Bryan At water.
 Returns From Canada
 A. H. Bergeron Of Kensington has returned from an automobile trip to the Adirondacks and Mont real, Canada.
 Decorations Exceptional
 The house decorations for the Looner- Wooding wedding in Ken sington on Saturday excited great deal of favorable comment among the guests present. It was stated today that Mrs. George E. Green of kensington decorated the var ious rooms and her color schemes, diffHrent in each instance, were well carried out in floral designs Rev. F. F. Lounsberry, who per formed the ceremony, is former pastor of the Kensington Metho- dist church.
 Community Entertainment
 The Worthington Community Center association will benefit from another entertainment in the town hall on November [. This will be the second program of the kind tc be put on and will consist of sev. eral acts, all talent being local Miss Helen Rohm is general chair, man in charge, Mrs. George F Dodd will supervise the dancing numbers and Mrs. H. II. Damon will be aecompanist.
 Community Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Kensingtor Community club will be held to- night at o'clock in the Peel Memorial library. Final business having to do with the organization of the club will be disposed of ane all residents of kensington are In vited to attend.
 Democratic Rally Tonight The biz event looming up on th' horizon for tonight will be the