New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

church at a meeting held at the 1 home of Mrs. F. L. Wilcox in Berlin yesterday. An all day sewing ses- sion was held on the porch after i which the club melnbers retired 10
 the house where a tasty luncheon was served
 | Those elected to serve with Mrs. 1 Deming are Mrs. Samuel Fisk, vice president; Mrs. F.. F. Honiss, secre-
 tary and Francis Deming, treasurer; l Mrs. George Prentice was elected chairman of the board of directors and the following will work with her on the board: Mrs. Ralph Pot
 ter, Mrs. Mortimer E. Rhodes, Mrs. i George Meisner and Mrs. Roderick i Morrison.
 Bernini Estate S225i James Palmieri and Ernest W Mildrum, appraisers in the estate O. Napoleon Bernini of East Berlin nave inventoried his estate at $2,- 25452, consisting mainly of real es- l tate.
 Community Club Plans Outing
 The annual outing of the East l Berlin Community club will be held at Mir. R. 0. Clarks cottage al Hotchkiss Grove, Saturday, July IT.. MT. Clark entertained the club last year at his cottage and several hun dred made the trip, the event being notable one. Plans for the out ing was part of the evenings busi- ness. last evening at the weekly meeting of the club.
 The recreation committee of the club has planned for an outdoor picnic in the grove for Saturday aft ernoon and evening on June 26. The social committee and recreation board are working together to make tha occasion gala affair. There will he sports for the men such as horseshoe pitching and baseball. as well as activities for the women. Plans are being made to acCommo- date 200 for the day. II is improb- able that there will be Fourth of July program as originally planned by the recreation committee as the interest of the club at last evenings meeting did not warrant the under taking. Ii is doubtful whether the local club will meet with the Berlin club in an out of door field day as previously arranged. but it is prob able that a strawberry festival will be held in the near future to which tre local club may be invited. The entertainment program of the club last evening was most pleasing. Elmer Johnson of Ken lsington entertaining with a variety of character impersonations in ad dition to several solos. Mr. John sons york was some Of the best cv staged before the local club.
 Grange Children's Play
 Weekly rehearsals are being held by the children of members of the Berlin Grange in preparation for the play which is to be presented in the hall next Tuesday evening. Judging from present indication the affair will be a success from every standpoint.
 X change has been made in the place for the strawberry shortcake supper which Is to be held this eve ming. The affair will be held in the basement of the Methodist church instead of Community hall as was the original plan.
 a Boys Club Sponsors.
 4 list of the sponsors for Boys cl--' in Kensin ton was announced today by Lyman E. Hall. who. with Rev. Vernon L. Phillips pastor Of the Kensington Congregational church were tho leaders of the mos emcnt. Some of the leading citizens of the town are included among them.
 The list follows: Lyman F, Hall. A. l.. Moffatt. c. w. Stevens, George Green, r. NJ. CowIcs, Harold upson, (. r. Lewis. Paul Baker. C. II. Law ton. Patsy Giannotta. r. F. Ham, ford, F. E. Clark. Harold Nentres. Rev. C. l.. Phillips, John Hart, Ser nard 7oore. James Ellsworth and Louis Goodrich.
 Briefs
 4 snappy pracice session of the Kensngton A. C. team was held last night.
 Rev Vernon L. Phillips was ont of town during the day.
 Richard German. a former resi- dent of this town visited several of his friends in Kensington today.