New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

sic for many Berlin dances. The band was popular and Mir. Ahlberg 5 cheery mien made him we'll liked.
 Musical Programs Arranged
 Musical programs for the two special services at the Berlin Con- gregation church in connection with the l50th anniversary of its found ing, have been arranged and those attending the exercises, either in the morning tt 10:45 o'clock, or ill the evening at 7:30 o'clock, will have & real treat along musical lines. The programs are:
 Morning Service
 Organ prelude--"Festal Conner,
 oration," West.
 Organ postlude-"Hallelujah Chor-
 us," Handel.
 Anthem--'He, Watching Over ls-
 rael," Mendessohn. Ofcrtory so')--"How Long Wilt
 Thou Forget Me-" Oley Speaks. Mrs. Chapman, soprano.
 JNcniig ScrN.ce prelude--"Pilgrims Chorus" Wag
 ner.
 Postlude - "Marche Pontiticale,
 Faulkes.
 "Sanctus," from "St. Ce-
 celia Mass" Gounod.
 Solo-"God Shall Wipe Away All
 Tears" Harker.
 Charles Stunman, tenor
 professional and receSsional chorus of 40 children will be fea ture of the evening service. TheF ( children have been carefully trained ond it is expected that tkeir work will be worth hearing.
 The sermon at the morn ng service will be delivered by Rev. Dr. trahh G. Woodwork of New Hampshire and the scripture readings will be ly Dr. F. F. >;orse. The s~2akers [, the cvcI z service vii! be Rev. samuel A. Fiske, Rev. Sherrod Soule and Rev. Henry P. Schadtfler. All will deliver addresses appr"pr''1' to the historical occasion.
 Wind Does Damage
 The wind and rain of last hlglll filtered the streets of the town With leaves and branches. Along Fer lin street today there were many rood sized limbs which had taller from frees during the night, Auto mobile drivers were forced to dodge many of them, so large were they ,Thr brooks in town ~er1 running high today.
 st. Paul's Church
 M,qsc. will be celebrated tomor- row morning al and 10 o'clock at s, paul's church, Kcnsington. sun dov school will be held at tho usual hour.
 sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at o'clock tomorrow morning at sacred Heart church, East Berlin. Sunday oohooI will b. held at the usual hour Kcnsington Congregational
 The regular morning service Will he held tomorrow at 10:45 o'clock at the Kensington Congregational church. Rev. Vernon l.. Philips will use as his topic, the Second ana Third Chapters of Romans me regular meeting Of the Sunday schooi uiu be held at 12:lN p. m. and the meeting of the Christian EndeaVor society will be held at 6 o'clock. The evening service will begin at 6:S' o'clock and will last for 4S minutes crlv. so that the members or the congregation may attend the exer' cises at the Berlin Congregations church In connection with lis 1Sotr anniversary. The topic at the eve ming service will be, How Do we ! Get Our Old Testament" i Berlin Congregational
 Rows class meeting at 10 a. m Morning service will be a special ono in connection with the 15Oth ami versary Of the founding of the church. Sermon by Rev. Dr. Franl e. wcodworth of Summerworth New Hampshire. Topic, "The Church of the Living God" The men'' class and the various departmenti of the Sunday school will meet al 12 o'clock, noon. The evening serv' icn ill -r=o he a part of the chnrcf cell ','5''. will include histort cal and inspiritional addresses hl several clergymen, and music b' several artists.
 Kcnsington Methodist Church
 10:2n a. m. An important meet ing Of the official hoard.
 10:45 a. m. The pastor vii