New Britain herald., 1924-05-03

the graduates on behalf of Bolton, Easica post.
 Two more songs followed then the salute to the flag and the exercises were over. Twenty-two pupils grad uated and the boys and girls present d good appearance, the girls in dresses of pink and white and tho Loys in dark suits.
 Wedding Next Week
 Tho wedding of Alfred Hcidman and Miss Anna Masscle of kensington will iakc place next Thursday morn irg al Q o'clock at St. pauls church, Rev. John C. Brennan officiating, Tho couple win be attended by Frank Mas spllc, brother Of the bride, and Miss Mary Tillia.
 Forty Hours Devotion
 Rev. l. C. Brennan of St. pauI's church announced today that 70 hours devotions will begin on Sunday, May IT., at 10 a. in.. and will continue until May lS. Several special preach CTS will be at the church at this time, among them Rev. s. Strezka Of South Norwalk, who will care for the Polish and German communicants or the church. Rev. Dr. Drennan and Rev. ". D. Casey Of Hartford, ~iii also be present.
 Rev. Father Brennan stated that there are about 16B children on the list of those who will receive their first communion on May IS. A class of instruction was held this afternoos at o'clock.
 General Reception
 The general reception Of the Ladies' sodaliiy of St. Paul's church will be held at the church on Sunday, May .5. at { o'clock. There will be spe- cial speaker for the occasion whose name will be announced later.
 Celebration In October
 The i50th anniversary Of the build irg of the present Kensington Con sregational church will be observed in October. it vas decided at a meeting of the committee at the home of Paul G, Baker last night. The church was dedicated in December. i7Ts. but in view of the fact that the weather is not always dependable in that month, the committee decided 10 change the date.
 The committee organized with Reb- ert II. Graham as chairman and s. NJ Cowles as secretary. Ii is planned 10 have a regular morning service with a special speaker and in the afternoon it is planned to hold the historical service. also with a special speaker Tbore wir be special music.
 II is expected that this celebration will be one of the largest held in Ken sington in some time. as many people will be expected from out of town.
 st. PauI's Church
 Services on daylight saving time. Rev. W. D. Casey Of Hartford will have charge Of the to 10 o'clock masses at St. Paul's church. Sunday school will follow the latter.
 sacred Heart Church
 Rev. J. C. Brennan Of kensington will conduct mass at o'clock. day light saving time. tomorrow morning. Sunday school will follow.
 Kcnsington Methodist
 Daylight saving time. Morning serv- ice at 1O:45 o'clock. The pastor will preach on Seeing the Invisible" Tn The evening at o'clock there will be a stereopticon lecture by the pastor ''The Passion Play Of Oberammcr- rau.v The social service class will meet Monday afternoon at S.45 o'clock. The Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday at e:so o'clock in the afternoon with Mrs. Charles Sharpe. FoIlou-inr the weekly song service st s:so o'clock on Thursday evening. the weekly bible study class will he held. The text rii1 be Exodus 25 and es. The EpHorfh League Will meet st : o'clock and will be Jed by Miss Evelyn cudihie. The Junior league will meet Friday at s:G5 D. m. at the church.
 Ecnsington Congregational
 Professor Louis Hodous Of Hartford wfll speak at the morning sertice at the church tomorrow al i0:45 o'clock. daylight saving time. Sunday school uiH be held as usual and inc Christian Endeavor society will meet at ?. m.
 Beriin Congregational
 ''The Patience of the Master" will be the subiect of the sermon al the Jserlin Congregational church touor- row rnorrinr st Ip:s5 o-rfock. dsvii1ht sstins tine. The mems class and Sun day s.hOol sill meet at the usual hour