New Britain herald., 1924-02-21

journed meeting of the church. Other members of the group are C. E. Baldwin, Thomas W. Emerson, Claude w. stevens and Paul G. Baker. The resolution committee reported at the meeting of the church and they presented n resolution which was read and approved. This was later sent to Rev. Carleton Hazcn, the re- turing pastor Of the church.
 In the resolution recognition was given Rev. Mir. Hazon's long years of service. Best wishes for the future were also included in the document
 Where's lYre District?
 East Berlin residents are beginning 10 wonder what has happened to the fire district which was formed a few months ago in that section of the town. Nothing has been heard of it since its formation and they wonder whether 1t is dead or conralescent A. A. North is chairman of the fire dis. trict committee. The people aren't agitating for any Improvements. They just want to hear sounds Of life en- suing from the organization.
 To Attend Convention
 Hiram Hurlburt. rural mail carrier for Berlin. will attend the convention of rural carriers which will be held in Hartford tomorrow. It is expected that Postmaster Pagan will attend the convention of postmasters which will be held in New Haven tomorrow.
 Observes Birthday.
 Postmaster Pagan will observe his birthday anniversary tomorrow. He is already receiving congratulations on the event. He stated today that he does not keep track Of them any more.
 Annusl Roll Call.
 The annual roll call of the kcns- irgton Congrcga gational church will be held at the church Friday evening, February %. X supper will be served by the ladies Of the church and the meeting will follow. The names Of members Of the church will be read and all are expected 10 respond. eith- CT in person or by letter. Communi- cations have been sent to the out Of town members.
 One of the question to come up at this meeting will be the change in the church plan Of communion. IL has been suggested that in September when the first Sunday in the month comes the day before Labor Day, the schedule be held inc scc- end Sunday in the month. IL has been the custom to hold communion the first Sunday or each alternate month.
 Holiday Hours.
 The kcnsington and Berlin post of- fees have announced inc hours for tomorrow, Washington's Birthday. The offices will be open from 7:l5 un- til s:30 o'clock in the morning and from until 1 ?. m.
 The factories in Berlin will bo on regular schedule and will not shut down for the day. Stores will prob ably remain open. The Berlin Saw ines bank will be closed for the day. ss will the Peck Memorial library. &C., cording to an announcement by Mrs. | II. W. Upson, the librarian. Schools will be closed.
 Committee Meets Tonight The Eensington Congrer1ti 5nal cDuFfn COmmllIEe VIII UltEl iDHlSbt 1 at 1880 o'clock at the parsonIsr. Any ! people desiring 10 become ioers of the church arc invited .o b pres ! ent at this time.
 Sugtsliinpc On yob Max Sggt nhin1e. tho genial ticket 1 agent at the Berlin railroa station, 1 resumed his duties there todav. after | a vacation of six weeks in F.orida ] Mir. Sugenhime today was enthnsias. ! tic about his trip. chasing F1,riSa as the best state in the country. Hs spoke Of the good times there are 10 be had there.
 Mtnners At Whist
 Miss Rose kiniry and Edward 1 Roche won the first prizes at the l whist held last evening by St. Paul's T. 4. E. society in the hall in Ken sington. Mrs. James Malone and l Joseph Kane were awarded the con soIation prizes. Cakes were present sd to Joseph Kasiski. Mrs James Corr . and Joseph Csrbo.
 Supper and Reception
 4 supper and reception in honor of Harold Clark will be held by the East | }tfiin Community ciub ntNt Wednes- iay Htcnine in Knights of I'gtbiss laiI. East Berlin. according 10 a de-