New Britain herald., 1924-10-18

the Berlin Congregational church last night. Francis Deming was again elected clerk and Ernest w. Mildrum, treasurer.
 Other officers and committees fol- low: Standing committee, new mem- bers, Russell s. Gold, F. o. Shjer- den. Ruth Hubbard superintendent of the Sunday school, Miss Mary E. Griswold; assistant superintendent of the Sunday school, Emil o. Shjer- den; treasurer of the Sunday school. Arthur E. Webster; secretary of Sunday school, Leon Honiss; assis- tant secretary of Sunday school. Walton Meagley; library committee, Miss Edith Lindquist, Miss Caroline Savage, Miss Ruth Hubbard; super intendent of the primary depart ment. Miss Doris Honiss; superin- tendent home department, Miss 1e ! Wilcox: superintendent cradle ros., Miss Elizabeth Wilcox; church dec- orating committee, Miss Fanny Gris- wold. Mrs Pardon c. Hickey, Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. George Meisner: collec- tors. F. E. Honiss, W. H. Meagley. Robert H. Deming, c. M. Weldon, Oscar Benson. George F. Dodd, Will diam H. Webster, Ernest w. Mill drum; ushers, William Scott, Frank L. Wilcox, Fred S. Troup, Robert Silsby, Arthur Benson, Russell s. Gold, Garner Goodwin, James s. Thomson. Walter Atwater; churmch music committee, Stanley L. Galpin. Miss Fanny Griswold, Mrs. Leland Gwatkin; committee on boys work Lester Deming. Robert Silsby, Rus sell s. Gold, W. H. Meagley, Emil o. Shjerden.
 The reports submitted by the various departments showed that the affairs of the church are in an ex- cellent condition. better than they have been for several years.
 The church now has total of 4O4 members, gain of four over last year. During the year 14 were received into the church, but 10 were removed by death and letter.
 The benevolences during the year wre about $1,4O0. The report of the Girl Scouts showed a growth during the year from fl to 55 members, a startling increase.
 To Pay on Debt
 The proceeds of the concert to be given in the auditorium of the Ken sington Methodist church next We'd nesday evening at 7:45d o'clock by the Community church Choral so- ciety will be used to pay off debts in- cured some time ago when exten- sive repairs were made on the church and parsonage.
 This concert will be one of the best of its kind in Kensington fol some years.
 Mrs. Emma S. Morgan
 The funeral of Mrs. Emma s Morgan, who, died at the home ol her nephew, Rev. George c. Srivenel of East Providence, Rhode Island was held this morning at the Eas' Berlin Methodist church, Rev. A. c Fuller officiating. Burial was ir Wilcox cemetery. Mrs. Morgan wal a sister of the late Mrs. James Honiss and Carl Dudley.
 Moves To Massachusetts
 Mrs. Josephine Gustavson of Der lin street has moved to Attleboro Mass. Mrs. Gustavson has been { resident of Berlin for many years.
 Shot In Leg
 l Fred Strople, the IS year old sor of Mrs. Leonard of Kensington. wal accidently shot in the leg last eve ming. He was out with two otheI boys, carrying .22 colibre rifles. Ii some manner one of the guns wa discharged, the bullet striking th' boy in the leg. It has not been 10 cated as yet. Dr. A. J. Goodwin l caring for the young fellow. St. Paurs Church
 Masses will lbe conducted at an 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Sun day school will follow the 10 o'clocl mass. Rev. J. c. Brennan will b in charge of the services.
 Sacr0d Heart Church
 Rev. J. c. Brennan will conduC mass at o'clock tomorrow morn ing. Sunday school will follow.
 Berlin Congregational
 Boys class at 10a. m. Mornin service at 1o:45 o'clock, with ad dress by the pastor, Rev Samuel { FiSks. Mems class at noon in th