New Britain herald., 1925-04-20

evening of this week at S:30 o'clock.
 Business of importance in connec-
 ton with the association will be transacted, officers will be elected and reports will be read.
 The list of members entieled to vote at this meeting is as follows:
 B. H. Atwater, Miss Mary At water Miss Florence Brandegee, Miss Emily Brandegee, Miss Kath- arine Brandegee, Mrs. William S. Brandegee, Ambrose Barrett, Mrs. Arthur Bushnell, Mrs. Ralph Carter, Mrs. D. M. Culver. Miss Sarah Churchill, Mrs. William Chaloner francis Deming, Mrs. Francis Dem ing. Mrs. Robert Deming, Lester Deming, G. r, Dodd, Mrs. G. F. Dodd, Alex Elmgren. William Fowl CT, Mrs. Herbert Goodrich, Mrs. Myron Goodrich Miss Fannie Gris- wold, Miss Mary Griswold, Mrs. Rus sell Gold, Mrs. H. N. Galpin, Miss Ruth Galpin, Mrs. Henry Graham Mrs. s. l. Grey, E. E. Honiss, Miss Doris Honiss, Miss Harriet Hollister. Miss Alice Huston, Reuben Hadlcy. Mrs. Loiselle, Mrs. William Morrison. Mrs. George Meisner, Miss Nellie ! Miner Mrs. John Pinches, Mrs George Prentice, Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes | Miss Helen l.. Rohm, Mrs. P. c. l Hickey Mrs c. A. Riley, Mrs F. NJ. | SJcrden, Mrs II. G. Stoarns, Mrs, William Scott, Mrs. J. B. Smith. Miss Edith Smith, Mrs. A. E. Sweet, Charles Warren, Mrs. Charles Vel don, Miss E. P. Wilcox, Mrs. F. L, Wilcox, Miss Ida Wilcox, F. E. Woods, Mrs. r. E. Woods, Arthur Woodruq, Mrs. William Webster, Ar thur Webster.
 Many Attend Service.
 The Junior Endeavor service al -he Berlin Congregational church ast night was largely attended and he stereoptcon lecture showing the work of the "Children's Missionary n China" was much enjoyed. Special music was furnished by the Junior choir. This group render d several well chosen selections.
 Mrs. Mary Hubbard.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hub 1 )ard was held yesterday afternoon 1t 2:30 o'clock from the Berlin Con- church, Rev. Samuel A. [ lske officiating. The service was { argely attended by friends of Mrs. Hubbard. The pail bearers were francis Deming, Willis l. Savage, i Arthur L. Woodruff. Charles A. War ' en. William II. Schroeder and :rnest w. Mildrum. Burial was in l laple cemetery. Berlin. (
 Slight Snow FIurry. i
 Winters last gasp visited Berlin vice today when two snow furries f 'cr notice by residents. Neither one c f them lasted for any lengthy per Q 0d, but citizens commented on the now because of the fact that storms {, f this sort are seldom experienced T 0 late in the year. The first furry r shortly before z o'clock Y his morning. and the second one at bout noon.
 Third and Fourth Degrees.
 The third and fourth degrees will e conferred on class of IS candi- | ates at meeting of Berlin Grange - night The degree team 'om Southington Grange will be in harge of thaswork. A Harvest sup er will follow the complication of Ie degree work.
 Reckless Driver Arrested.
 Alfred Sopcr of 15 Meecham Road, orth Cambridge, Massachusetts, ill appear in the Berlin court to- borrow night to answer 10 charges reckless driving and driving an ltomobile having defaced engine lmbers. He was arrested on tho lrnpike yesterday afternoon by ate Policeman Palmer.
 Community Club Meeting.
 A meeting of the Kenslngton Com- unity club will be held tonight at 8 clock in the rooms of the Peck emorial library. Business of i'm 'rtance will be transacted and all embers of the club are expected to present.
 Sons of Veterans To Meet. A special meeting of the Berlin ms of Veterans will be held tonigh!
 o'clock in the community house Berlin street. A resolution on the .ath of Herbert H. Damon, a mcm- r of the organization, will be avn up a; this time.