New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

ized dancing class and the first session will be held next Tuesday evening at Athletic hall. A commit tee of organization was appointed some time ago by the East Berlin Community club. This committee has Secured the services of Professor Graham of New Britain, who will conduct the class. Sessions will be held once week throughout the winter.
 Transact Routine Business.
 A meeting of the Berlin Sons Of Veterans association was held last evening at o'clock at the com munity house. Routine business in connection With the organization was transacted.
 Will Visit Mcridcn Grange.
 A delegation of Berlin Grangcrs will pay q visit 10 the Meridrn lodge this evening. The meeting of Mcri- den Grange is scheduled to be a big affair, it being Past Masters Night. Past masters of the Meriden lodge will occupy the chairs,
 Town Hears Wroid Series.
 Radio fans in Berlin and Kcns- ington arc finding themselves pos sessed of any number of friends now-a-d days. The starting of the World Series games on Wednesday vas the signal for the radio sets to be hauled out again and batteries put into shape. From all parts ol the town come reports about the clarity of tho broadcasting from Hartford.
 \ loud speaker outside Of Charles Andersen's store in kensingIon car ricd the hradcast all along Main street and there was q gathering around the speaker all afternoon. There were gatherings around speak CTS in homes also, and inc an nounccncnt from Washington that there would be no game today on ac- count of inclcment weather disap- pointed many who were planning on another comfortable afternoon at the radio set,
 Miscellaneous shower
 \ miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Laura E. Warren of Ken Sjnstou was hold Pt the home ot Mrs. John A. Moore of l'arminEton a, cnue last evening, Miss Warren received many beautiful gifts. Re treatments were served games were played and q general good time was had. About 5o guests wnre present from New Britain, Nonkcrs and KcnsinEton. Mise Warren will be- rome the bride of Thomas ]. Ncs- kill of New Rritam on October 19.
 Eatcrteins At Bridge
 Mrs. Harry Burnham of kensiup- ton entertained four tables of bridge at hor home yesterday after noon. Tn tho course of the after noon a tasty luncheon was served. Mrs, Ora C. EdgeIly was awarded Hrrt prize. Mrs. Clarence R. Bald win. second, and Mrs. Frederick Peck, ron5ol7tion.
 Banquet III New Britain
 The annual banquet of the Ken sington Athletic club will he held at tho New York Dining rooms, New Britain. next Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. William I. Fallon, vcll known caterer. will have charge of the mcnu,
 It is expected that the banquet vii be an elaborate affair. The club is sparirg no efforts and expense 10 make it an event long 10 be remam- hered. Tho guests of honor will be town officials and the members of the All-kensington baseball team, who have just completed their sea- son. Talks will hc given by several members of the club and it is ex- nocted that the addresses will prove interesting.
 The officers Of the club are. presi- dent, ]. J. McKeon: v1ce-prcsident, James c. Hart; secretary, Thomas Malarney: treasurer John Giana.
 Boy Scouts to Meet
 The Berlin troop Of Boy Scouts will meet tonight al 7:3N o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church. The boys are showing renewed in ferest in the activities this year and will soon he at work preparing for the various tosts in connection with inc tcndcrfoot, second class and first class delegates. Rev. Samuel X. Fisllc. Scoutmnstor of the trooa. v-ill he in Ch1rr" of innich;'s meeting.
 Attends Funeral Today
 Amos Bourgeois Of East Berlin is