New Britain herald., 1924-12-16
Mrs. Catherine Kennedy

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 Mrs. Catherine Kennedy
 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, who died at her home in the Blue Hills district Sunday eve- ming, will be held from her late residence tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Joseph's church. Meriden, at 9:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery, Mer- den.
 Mrs. Kennedy was 86 years of age and had lived in IIensington for about so years. Her husband, James Kennedy, died several years ago. Mrs. Kennedy was one of the early members of St. Joseph's church. living so near to the Meri- den town line.
 She leaves two sons, William and John Kennedy; two daughters, Mary and Nellie Kennedy, all of kensing- ton, and one sister. Mrs. Maria IJuBBH ol OcllN Cly SClOl uuOs
 Rccoyers From Injuries
 Adam Pawalczyk of New Britain. who has been confined to the New Britain General hospital as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident in East Berlin last Aug ust, left the institution yesterday. He received fracture of the skull when a car In which he was riding became involved in crash.
 His recovery is considered to be remarkable, his life having been despaired of for some time after he was brought to the hospital. He suffered no apparent i'll effects. His son was killed in the accident.
 Will Present Concert The pupils of the grammar grades of the Worthington school will pre- sent another of their treats for Ber- lin people. on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Town hall. The title of the presentation will be "Ye Little Oll Folks Concert" with music such as ye big folks might sing" Miss s. R. Cobey Is direct ing the piece which will, no doubt, attract a large gathering from Der lin.
 Tho children have, in the past, presented several entertainments, some of them formal, and others in- formal. all of them highly com mendable. It is expected that this concert wili eclipse anything ever before attempted.
 Voting Rather Light Here
 Voting in town was light during the first six hours that the polls were i open today. Little interest is being taken in the election. 1t seems. but party leaders prophesied a flair vote , by the end of the day"
 In the Berlin district Henry C. ' Deming. registrar and chairman Of | tho republican town committee. was the first man to cast his ballot. while Mrs. William Scott was the first woman to register at the polls. In 1 Kensington, Ex-senator Claude W. | Stevens. influential republican, was the first man to vote, while Mrs Margaret Carbo was the first woman, i A total of 52 votes had been cast i in Berlin shortly before noon. While i in Kensington the number was 74 i No report was forthcoming from East Berlin. but 1t is fair to suppose that the number was considerably less.
 Polls will be open until 8 o'clock when the ballots will bA counted and sent to the town hall for tho final check up.
 Grange Entertainment The annual Christmas entertain mcnt given by Berlin Grange will bo held tonight at 7S0 o'clock fl tho hall on Damon's hill. and will b' open 10 Grange members and thei families.
 Tho program, which will be pre- sented by children. will consist O songs and recitations. In addition t' the children's program, Rev. Sam uel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlil Congregatlonai church. will delive 0 talk on Christmas to the youn folks.
 It is expected that Santa Claus will appear at some time during tn
 evening to distribute presents to tn
 children. Preparations have bee
 made for his coming and a larg