New Britain herald., 1924-01-21

l the boys will probably be able 10 take the second class oath in two weeks. Many of the Scouts are well ad- yanced, while others have not pro- gressed as rapidly. The troop now has q membership of % boys and meets each week on Friday evening in the chapel Of the Berlin Congregational church. As tho winter wears along it is probable that many activities win be sched- uled.
 Board of Relief.
 Notice has been given that the board of relief will meet 10 hear ap- peals on February 1. $, l5 and Fl in the town hall. The board this year is composed of Willard I. Allng. Will liam H. Webster and Theodore Saw age.
 .st. Paul's T. A. R. drum corps will meet this evening al s o'clock in the hall in keDsnglon. All who are members of the organization arc cspe- cially urged 10 be present, as plans will be started for thc annual state convention. The corps is starting its
  may be had for rehearsals of inc new pieces 10 be used.
 Game Is Postponed.
 The hockey game between the Bot tie Alleys and the Cypress Hills had 10 be again postponed on Saturday on account of the warm weather. The boys were in perfect trim for the gamc and all were looking forward to an exciting battle. Ii is expected that. if the weather continues 10 De cold, Railroad pond will be in good shape for the workout next Satur- day.
 Some of the young fellows arc in- l clined 10 take lightly the remarks of i the "old sports regarding the possi- i bilities of their entering into the fray | The old boys are really in earnest and | the Bottle Alley and Cypress Hill 1 squads should take the hint and get | ready for them should they decide to take part in the sport 10 save inc ! honor Of kensington.
 CoIdest Day So Far.
 Today was the coldcst day Of this winter. according 10 "Old Timer this morning. II was reported that the thernonetcr hoyered around the zero mark, hitting the two-degrees- above mark at one time this morning. Several claimed that the tbermome- ter hit the zero point.
 supper and Entertainment.
 \ supper and moving picture show will be given at the kenslngton Con rregatfanaI church on Friday eve nirg. January 25. under the auspices of the Sparks
 III At Home. ti
 Eugene Sharpe. son of Mir. and Mrs. z. E. sharp Of kensington. Is confined to his home by illness.
 Esst Berlin Items \ number of friends of Charles l'iske. sr.. rendered him a pleasant h Berlin Saturday evening. guests ', being present from Berlin, New Brit lin and East Berlin. Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. J. A. Williams of this place and MT. Skinner of Berlin. A 1onntifu1 supper was enjoyed. Mir. ske was the recipient of many gifts.
 Miss Ruby Nye has returned to Hartford after spending the psst few lays at her home on Main street.
 The ladies of the Sacred Heart .hurch will give whist social in the .hurch pariors this evening at o'clock. Hrs. Hoiigan will act as hostess.
 A business meeting of the EpBorth tague will be held in the Methodist ,hurch this evening.
 The Social Five" club will meet 1t the home Of Mrs. George Pollard n Cottage street Wednesday after ioon. 4 Dutch luncheon will he en- eyed.
 The postponed meeting Of the East serIin Community club will be held n the social roorl Of the Methodist hnrch Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. |. <. whifby and Louis Whit ; of New Britain ncre tiIe auests of IT, snd Mrs. Henry rai'ey st their ! orns sn Main street Sunday a Edward Porter af Hartford has . esn visiting at his home oa Wiicca \ enue. Is