New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
SILKEN UNDIES FOR GIFTS

seeking store space. Such a build ing. if erected, would provide for both a store and q post office, it is said.
 It is not likely that any doyelop- ments will be seen soon, although 1t is a fact that post office of ade- Quato size and possessing modern facilities is needed in Berlin. Ken sington has a large, new post of- fee, and residents of the Ridge arc beginning to ask themselves why they cant have one just as good.
 Christmas Celebration
 The Worthington Community club is arranging for the usual Christmas eve celebration this year and 1t is expected that it will be bigger and better than ever. Miss Mary Grs- wold is in charge of arrangements and 1t is her plan to have members of the community club, together with those members of the Berlin Congre gational church who so de- sire. march through the streets of Berlin singing Christmas carols. At the close of this feature of the eve- ming. there will be gathering around the Christmas tree, when short addresses will be given and then refreshments will be served.
 For the several years, since the organization of the club, this ac- tivity has been carried out and it is rapidly becoming q Christmas cus- been planted on the community house grounds and each year this tree is decorated with ornaments and electric lights, lending a cheery glow to the surroundings.
 And again this year it is the de- sire of those in charge Of the pro- cocdings, 10 have residents place lighted candles in the windows of their homes on Christmas eve, sym bolizing the light guiding the Christ child into the hearts of mon. Last year inc residents Coopcratcd en- Enthusiastically and from the windows of every home along Berlin street, the soft white light Of candles glcomed, However, the committee. urges care in the placing of candles, so that curtains will not catch fire
 It is probable that the lighting of the candles will bc set for some .imo between : and o'clock and tba festivities will begin shortly be- lore o'clock
 Christmas IntCrtainmcnt
 The program for the Christmas entertainment to be held this evcn- inr at Forestcrs' hall by the pupils .anl teachers Of St. Plurs Sunday school, has been announced and is .us follows:
 Address of Welcome .........,....
 .............. Sophie StanNavotz Opening Chorus. The First Noel" ."NIr. and Mrs santa Claus ...... ..... James Sullivan and Kathleen
 McCOrmaCk. Piano selection .. Frances Marshall The Chimney's Siza" ........... ................,.. Frank RuSczyzk Motion song. Jolly Old St. Nicholas "rhc Best Time for Christmas" ..
 Lorraine Mccormack, Mary Fa-
 gan, Marie Sullivan, Emma Bron-
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 Violin solo, Ny Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." from Samson Et Delilah' ................. Camilla Kelley Wed Like to Know" ............
 ..... John and Margaret Moore Song. "Oh. Little Town Of Bcthle-
 hem" .,.....,... Lena Barretta An Unexpected Visitor. .,.,......
 ...........,.... Play in One Act Piano duct. Rose Waltz" by Gan
 schacls, James and Helen Sullivan Song, "Christmas Lullaby" Recitation ........ Robert Malone Piano solo, Poet and Peasant Over
 ture" .....,... Francis o'Brien "The Christmas Tree" ......,.....
 ............ Margaret Mccarthy Song, Ut Came Upon a Midnight Clear"
 "A Visit to Santa Claus" ....,..,..
 ................ Play in One Act "A Telephone to Santa Claus" Closing chorus, silent Night"
 The entertainment, which will be- gin at S o'clock, will be followed by sale of cake, candy and fancy articles. Those wishing to contribute cake or fancy articles arc asked tC leave them at the chTrch carly this evening.
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