New Britain herald., 1925-04-22


 Miss May E. Lord has been reap pointed pastor of the Kensington Methodist church by the New York East conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in session in New York.
 Miss Lord has acted as pastor of the kensington church for nearly two years, and she is regarded high ly by all members of the church. She has made many friends in Berlin and her parishioners were we'll pleased to learn that she had been reappointed.
 Visiting Mrs. Binardo.
 Mrs. James Donnelly of South Meriden and Mrs. Harry Cunnen and son and daughter of Meriden spent yesterday with Mrs. William Binardo of Kensington. Mrs. Binardo is en- tertaining Mrs, Arthur Desaulniers of Meriden this week. Mrs. Binardo and Mrs. Desaulniers are sisters.
 Annual Library Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Berlin Library association will be held to- night at S:30 o'clock at the library on Berlin street. Reports of officers will be submitted and officers will be elected for the coming year. It is hoped that all voting members will be present.
 Sober Is Discharged,
 Alfred Soper of North Cambridge, Massachusetts, was discharged by Judge Griswold of the Berlin town court last night when he appeared 10 answer to a charge of speeding. A charge of driving a car bearing de- faced engine numbers was nolled after Prosecutor Charles r. Lewis had examined the car. Soper paid costs of $G.02. He was arrested Sun day afternoon by State Policeman Palmer. He was represented in court by Attorney David l.. Dunn of New Britain.
 200 Changers Attend
 About 200 Changers were present last night at the meeting of Berlin Grange, when the third and fourth degrees were eXemplified on a class of IS candidates and Harvest sup per was served.
 The degree team from Union Grange. Southington, put on the de- gree work and there was visitors from Oranges in New Britain, South ilgton. Newington and Durham pres ent. In the course of the evening an impressive memorial service was held for the late George J. Reed, who was a prominent Granger in Berlin.
 The Harvest supper was one of the best held by Berlin Grange and the women fairly outdid themselves when it came to the menu and the cooking.
 Berlin Grange is rapidly becoming known as one of the most active in the state and it boasts Of ono Of the largest memberships Of any town the size of Berlin.
 k. 4, C. Carnival
 The annual carnival of the Ken sington Athletic club will start to- night and will continue un- til Saturday night, when the affair will end in a blaze of color. Tho committee in charge promises that the event will be one, so far. unsur- passed in Kensington. This carnival will be held at Floyd hall and the usual attractions will be offered 10 residents. It is expected that the a New Britain quartet, will be on hand the opening night. Special dance music will be featured each evening and there will be diff fcrent entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.
 Returns From COnVocation
 Rev. Samuel A. Fisko returned last night from New Haven where he had been attending the Yale for ministers, which was held on Monday and Tuesday. The dean of St. Paul's cathedral London, was one of the speakers.
 GirI scout Meeting
 The Berlin troop of Girl Scouts met this afternoon at o'clock in the scout room of the Berlin Con gregational church. Plans for an active season were discussed and several matters were taken up for discussion.