New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

slightly in the lead at the present time, but whether or not they will be in the lead at the close of the tournament cannot be prophesied.
 Following the close O. the season the annual banquet will be held. when cups and awards will be pre- scented to the wining team and those having high scores. The date of the banquet has not been set.
 Mems Lyceum Supper
 The Mems Lyceum meeting to- night promises 10 be one of the most of the season. A patrio- tic program will be rendered as a follow-up of supper which will be served at ' o'clock by members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church, where the affair will be held. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Con- gregational church, will be the speaker of the evening.
 Relief Board Finishes Work
 The board of relief held its final 1 meeting on Saturday. There were few appeals from the report of the assessors, about six visitors having | been received by the relief board l during it's entire period of meet ings.
 Birth of a Son
 Mir. and Mrs. D. Goodrich of School street, Berlin, are receiving on the birth of son, Myron Dwight, Jr., on Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Goodrich are well 1 inown residents of Berlin.
 Catholic Church Services
 The special schedule of services at St. Paul's church during the Lenten season has been announced by Rev. John c. Brennan, the pastor.
 Miss will be celebrated on We'd lesday morning at 750 o'clock. Be tides the celebration of the mass here will be the blessing and dis ribution of the ashes. In the eve ling at 7:3O o'clock there will be he blessing and distribution of the lshes.
 The Way of the Cross will be ob- ervcd on Friday evening at 7:SO ,'clock. During the entire period of .ent, services will be held Wednes- lay and Friday evenings at 7:30 iclock. At the former services, out # town speakers will be entertained, ach presenting a message to the The Way of the Cross will be observed each Friday night.
 Forty Attend Meeting
 About 40 men from the Berlin church accompanied Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. the pastor, to Jew Britain yesterday morning, vhcn he delivered the address at a meeting of Everymans Bible class f that city. This was considered ;ood turnout for Berlin men, prac- ically the full strength of the Ser in Mems Bible class, of which Rev. ir. Fiske is leader. being present.
 Kensington Church Events
 This week will be a busy one in he Kensington Congregational l hurch. Tomorrow evening the In- nda club will meet with Miss Helen Nelson. The session is scheduled for :30 o'clock,
 On Wednesday evening the teach ITS of the Sunday school and several thers will attend one of the series f lectures by Professor NJ, A. Hom- inc at the Methodist church in New Britain. The group from Kensington includes about 20 people.
 On Friday the Kcnsington Congre- ational church will unite with the Iensington Methodist church and he Berlin church in a day of prayer or missions There win be a service or women at the Methodist church { o'clock in the afternoon and the Tomen of the Congregational church i'll hold a sewing meeting from 10 . m. until 2:S0 D. m.. the products 9 be used in missionary work.
 East Berlin Items
 The last whist social of the sea- on will be given by the ladies of he Sacred Heart church parlor this vening at o'clock. It is planned 0 make this one of the largest and est socials Of the season. Every ody is invited to attend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Radle and children [ New Britain were the guests of fr, and Mrs. Archer Walsh at their ome on Wilcox avenue Sunday.