New Britain herald., 1925-02-17
1 Lewis; financial secretary. c. H


 Johnson.
 The finance committee is compos- ed of the following members as a result of last nights session, c. H. Johnson, Mrs. R. A. Wooding, c. w. Williams and Charles F. Lewis.
 Other committees appointed were: Church property and sexton, Charles F. Lewis; pulpit supply c. H. John- son and F. F. Hanford; parsonage and furniture, Officers of the Ladies Aid society, c. F. Lewis and Thomas Hanford; music, Charles F. Lewis, Mrs. Ora Eagerly and George Tryon. The ushers are c. H. Johnson, Clayton Lewis, Thomas Hanford and Charles Haddock. Mrs. George Try on was appointed organist and Mrs. Ora Edgerly was chosen choir leader
 Former Sexton Thanked
 Clayton Lewis, who recently re- signed as sexton after several years of service, was rendered vote of thanks by the committee in recogni- ton of his faithful and efficient term in that capacity. John Buxton has taken MT. Lewis place as sexton.
 Father and Son Banquet
 It was decided to hold a Father and Son banquet sometime in the spring, the exact date being un- known. A committee consisting of Ray Williams, Roy Tyron and George Tryon was appointed to ar- range details of the affair.
 F. r. Hanford was appointed committee of one, with power to choose assistants, to drain the church walk.
 Mrs Ora Eagerly was appointed to attend to the purchase of sup ply of new hymn books for the church.
 Every Member Canvass
 The Every Member canvass of the church will be held on Sunday af- ternoon, March Is. At this time the homes of all members of the church will be visited by specially appoint ed solicitors. The teams have not been chosen as yet, but the names of those taking part will be an- nounced in the near future. Will Attend Hearing
 Several Berlin residents, among them First Selectman George B. Carter, will attend the hearing be- fore the Cities and Boroughs con- mittee of the state legislature, rela- tive to the bill which, If passed would provide for building lines and regulations in Berlin. Representa- tive Francis Deming presented the bill and will speak in favor of it. Robins Seen in Kcnslngton
 Spring is just around the corner. Robins have been seen in Kensing- ton on several occasions during the past few days. These harbingers of fair weather have been seen flying from tree to tree in search of some thing to eat Robins are seldom seen at this time of year and resi- dents are hoping that an early spring may be the result. Old Fashioned Dance
 An old fashioned dance, the first in Berlin in some time, will be held in Foresters' hall on Tuesday eve ming, February IT, at s o'clock, Professor Harold Gates. well known rrompter of Cromwell, has been en- gagged to shout directions to the dancers. and music will be furnished by Ahlberg's orchestra of New Brit ain. Berlin "old timers" will have an opportunity to enjoy themselves to the utmost and the younger peo- pie will also be provided with music, . with which to execute the steps of today. The Happy Millionaires" club will be in charge of the affair. Will Attend Masquerade
 Several members of Berlin Grange will attend a masquerade and dance which will be held tomorrow night by Newington Grange In their hall. Visitors from several Oranges in this section Of the state will at tend.
 Whist On Friday Evening
 The women of St.. Paul's church will hold a benefit whist in Forcs- ters' hall on Friday evening Of this week. This affair, similar to one held some time ago. will be pre- scented on a large scale and pro- yisihno ara hnipV Tnsda for a iarCa