New Britain herald., 1924-12-19

largely attended and proved to be one of the most refreshing enter seen in Berlin in a long lime.
 The play itself, the dances. the solos and the concert were all en- ioyed and the audience, large one which filled the hall, showed it's ap- preciation by it's continued rounds of applause.
 The entire cast covered itself with Iaurels and the singing of Cousin JedidialL9 by William Skinner, and he rendition of that old song. "The Revoluttonarg Tea" by Marion IIa- yer and Mary Pauloz were well 10 he liking of those present. Old time songs many tof them remembered only by the older residents of Berlin the numbers on the con- cert program.
 Much credit is due Miss susanne R. Cobey, teacher at the school, un- der whose direction the production was staged. She accompanied the various song numbers in the show.
 Election Is Postponed
 The election of officers Of Court Foresters Of America, which was scheduled for last eve ming, was postponed until the next regular meeting, two weeks hence. Other business will also be taken up 1t that time.
 Birth of Son
 A son was born today 10 Nr. and Mrs, George Denko of Kcnsington.
 Rcasscssmcnt Committee
 The Berlin reasscssmcnt commit ec will meet tonight at s o'clock in he town clerks office and will dis ,uss the question of rcvaluation al ength. A representative Of an ap- Draisal company will be present to explain the methods employed by his firm in assessing property.
 Wins 15-Pound Goose
 Robert Ritchie Of the Berlin Con- ,truction company won a l5-pound goose in a setback tournament held n Southington last evening. Top" Traham's team was badly beaten Ritchie beat Uncle Dave" two out of three games and has been de- ;lared champion of the Fridge shop.
 May Attend Dance
 About - people were present at he masquerade party and dance leld in the Grange hall last night by Professor Graham's dancing class. several novel features were intro- luced during the evening and the lffair ended at about midnight.
 ChiIdrcn's Entertainment
 The children of St. Paul's church, will present Christ mas entertainment in Forestcrs' hall onight at s o'clock. Christmas ,arols and other songs will he in- ,udod and there win be a number 1t recitations.
 Andrew Cochran
 The funeral of Andrew Cochran vas held this afternoon at 1 o'clock rom his late home in Berlin. Rev. Samuel A. Fis}n, pastor of the Der in Congregations church. offiriatcd md burial was in Maple cemetery.
 Rowling League Meeting
 The, Kensington Bowling leaguo will meet tonight at the Casino a'- eys. New Britain. 10 continue their lostilities. The boys arc gradually ounding into good playing form and ome lively matches have been holn between the several teams comprIs- ng the lcague.
 Will Visit \. F. Grange
 Several members of Berlin Grangc yill pay a visit 10 Rurritt Grange, Iew Britain. at a meeting tomorrow light. Special features will prob l bly be arranged for the entertain nent Of the Berlin guests.
 Basketball Squad Members of the Acorn Athletic . Tub, at a meeting in their hall in last night. discussed the for the organization Of team thIs season 't is . damned, if the plan zoe Trough, 10 1. tart practice immediately. The club | as, among it's members. sNvcral . roll known athletes and a cham ionship tam probably would hc the csult Of such a move.
 East Berlin Items Tho local members Of the Boy routs will attesd meeting of their i