New Britain herald., 1925-11-03

 celebrated quietly.
 The funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late home. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congre- gational church officiating. Burial will be in Ellington at o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
 Lyons Continues To Improve
 Continued improvement is noted In the condition of William A. Lyons. Kensington electrical con- tractor. who has been confined 10 the New Britain General hospital for about week, as result of a serious accident at the Vulcan Iron Works, when his head was caught between a car and a crane. It was stated at the hospital today that Mir. Lyons condition was better than it was yesterday and that his steady recovery Is expected.
 Upson Is Reelected
 Harold w. Upson was reelected president of the Mems Lyceum Of Kensington at the annual meeting last night in the parlors of the Ken. sington Congregational church Claude w. Stevens was chosen frs president; George F. Green, sec ond president, and Arthur L. Moffatt, third vice-president. Will liam Emerson will serve as treasur- CT during the coming year.
 Tho meeting was one of the best annual sessions that the association has held to date, there being ten members present. From the inter est shown last night the coming sea- son should be one of the best in the history of the Lyceum. according to President Upson.
 A secretary was not elected last evening. this matter having beer put over until the next session. The meeting was in charge of the presi- dent and Joseph l.. Wilson, acting ;;s secretary pro tenn.
 Lyman Hall was chosen chairman of the literary committee and he will be assisted by Thomas w. Elm erson and Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of the Kensington Congrega- tional church. The membership committee is headed by Paul G. Baker, chairman, and his assistants are A, Gilbert Johnson, John Hart, Arthur L. Moffatt and William En- erson.
 Preliminary plans were made for mems supper which will probably take place cn Monday evening, No vember 16. A committee was ap- pointed 10 arrange for this affair and it is expected that they will secure the presence of some prominent man 10 deliver a talk on pertinent sub ject.
 Athletic Club Smoker
 The Kensington Athletic club will hold an important meeting tonight at s o'clock at the T. A. B. hall, A feature of the evening will be a smoker and genera get-together, Plans for the winter will be dis cussed and reports will be submit ted on the activities of the organ ization for the past several months lit is expected that there will be ( large turnout at the meeting.
 Whist Tomorrow Night
 The series of whist socials will be gin tomorrow night at o'clock a the T. A. B. hall, Kensington. anC will continue throughout the winte months. Special features have beei arranged for each Wednesday eve ming and those in charge hope L establish an attendance record fo the season. Last year the affair proved highly popular and there little doubt that they will attract thI season.
 Funeral of Mrs. William II. WebstC
 The funeral of Mrs. William I
 Webster who died yesterday at he
 home in Berlin. will be held tomol row afternoon at ? o'clock from ht late residence. Rev. Samuel
 Fiske. pastor of the Berlin Congrt i gational church, will officiate ar
 burial will be in Maple cemetery.
 Court Session Tonight.
 A session of the Berlin town cou
 is scheduled for tonight at a P o'clock. with Judge George c. Gri
 wold on the bench. It is not know ! how many cases will be tried, a though 1t is believed that the sta
 police will have several matters |
 for disposal.
 , Deming Is Comfortable. ? Representative Francis Deming aRerlln, who is Ill at his home wi