New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-30

to see this worthy organization con-
tinue, they should step around to the
session tonight.
Italian Mission Being Held
A mission for the benefit Of the
Italian colony of kensington is being
held this week at St. paul's church.
Services are held each evening al
1880 o'clock and morning services
have also been arranged. The mis-
sion began its activities last evening
with a good attendance, and serv-
ices being conducted by Father
Francisco Guerimi of Italy, a mem
Der of the Dominican order. Father
GuCrimi has recently arrived in this
country, especially for this sort of
work.
VIII Leave For South
George II. Schultz of kensinston
will leave for the south in a short
time and it is expected that he will
remain there for the winter, or until
his health is improved. He has sold
his house and land at the corner Of
l&dScrly and Church streets in Ken
Single the purrhas crs being Henry
and Lena kayscr.
Church Affair Tonight
Three men active in church cir
cles will deliver talks tonight at the
Berlin congregational church, each
one OF them talking on various
branches of the church benevolent
work. The talks will follow sup
per at ESQ o'clock, to which all
members of the community have |
been invited.
DR.. Shcrrod Soule Of Hartford, /,
secretary of the Missionary society
Of Connecticut; DIR. u. Rrewer Eddy |
Of Boston, and a Mr.. Kingsley who /
halls from one of the southern i
states will be the speakers. All !
three arc speakers of note. DR. |
Souc will speak on mission work at
home, DIR. Eddy. on the work abroad /,
and Mr.. Kingsley will present talk !
on the work among the poor whites !
in the southern mountains. Rev. !
DR.. Cady of New York city was orig
inally scheduled to deliver the talk |
On the last subject but 4 change OF |
program has been neCeSsitatcd and /
the services of Mr.. Kingsley secured. !
Mr.. Kingsley is a teacher in one of |
the schools attended by children |
from the mountain families and he |
stands well prepared to speak OH I
that subject.
Woman's Aid Fair
The Woman's Aid society Of tho |
Eerlin Congregational church will |
hold food sale and fair In the
chapel on Friday afternoon and eve
ming, beginning at o'clock. There
will he a program of entertainment,
under the direction of Mrs. Robert
chapman aud light refreshments
will I've served from until o'clock.
In the evening the fair will continue.
with entertainment features and
other attractions The children will |,
be entertained by Little Miss Muf-
fet."
Home made food and fancy arti-
clts of all kinds will be on sale dur
ing the fair and it is expected that
this annual event will attract a
large crowd.
East Berlin Items
The regular meeting of the Girls |
Club will be held in the basement |
of the Methodist church this eve
ming.
Miss Miriam North and Miss Mar
garet Root have resumed their
studies at the Agricultural College
nj Storrs after spending the holidays
at their homes in this place.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart
church will give their weekly whist
social in the basement OF the church
this evening at S o'clock. Mrs. Paul
Siegrist will act as hostess and all
are invited TO attend.
The children's dancing class. I'M
der the direction of Prof. Graham.
will be held at the Athletic hall
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. II is
hoped that a large number will at
tend
The regular meeting of the Com
munity club will be held at the
knights of Pythias hall Wednesday
evening at s o'clock.
The many friends OF Mrs. r. Q.
Clark will be pleased TO know that
she has returned TO her home after
undergoing an operation at the
Hartford hospital.
Miss Florence Clark has returned
to the home OF her brother after