New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

known as yet just when the affair will be held, but it Is expected that the Burritt hotel in New Britain will be the scene O. the banquet, if arrangements can br made. Q.
 In Meridcn Hospital
 Mrs. Edward J. Stevens Of Ken sington is confined to the Mariden hospital as the result Of e minor operation. She is getting along nicely and it is expected that she will return 10 her home the early part of next week.
 Is Entertaining Guests
 Miss Victoria Fiske, q student al Smith college, Northampton. Mass, is spending the weekend with her parents, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and Mrs. Fiske Of Worthington Ridge. Miss Fiske has as her guests, two classmates. Miss Marion Field Of Havana, Cuba. and Miss Mary Eliza beth Gaylord of Branford, this state.
 Samuel A. Fiske. Jr, is also spending the weekend at his home. He is q student at Deertield acad- emy Deerfeld, Massachusetts.
 Surprise Birthday Party
 Mrs. Charles Andersen Of Ken sington was pleasantly surprised by party of friends, at her home on Main street yesterday afternoon. the occasion being the anniversary Of her birth. In the course of the afternoon Mrs. Andersen received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were saved. Guests were present from New Britain, Hartford and kensington.
 Mrs. Edward $, Burnham
 Funeral services for the late Mrs. Edward S. Burnham were held yes terday afternoon al 2:@Q o'clock at Maple cemetery Rev. William F.. Sawyer of Pearl River, \. Y, of Mrs. Burnham was a for mer resident Of Berlin and was well known here.
 Going to Massachusetts
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and Mrs. Fiskc of Berlin will leave Monday for Shelburne, Massachusetts, for a visit with relatives in Shclburne, It is expected that they will return the latter part of the week. Rev. MT. Fiskc is antici- pating catching a few trout while in 
 Church to Dc Painted
 The contract for the painting of the interior or St. Paul's church, kensington, will be let in the near future, according to Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor. The work will be well under way by July, it is eX- pectcd. The interior will be entire ly repainted and rcvarnished.
 Baseball Practice Today
 The Kensington Congregational 1 church baseball team will practice this afternoon from to o'clock | lt the Benedict Phillips recreation i field. This team is entered in the country Y. Nj. C. A. league and its l, first game will be played on May 22. |
 The baseball team Of the Junior ! of the Kensingion Boys | dub will meet for practice at , | ) o'clock at the field. This team has 1 ! game scheduled for the near fu- .ure with New Britain outfit. l
 Property Transactions
 Regole Seravalli has sold to AL 1 pert Paganetti and Tony PoIumbo q lot on the west side of the New 1 Britain road, kensinEton, north of 1 he property of Ezra Goodrich. The | land was formerly owned by w. II. | Norton. Paganett and Polumbo have also bought a lot adjoining Regole's land, from Ettore Seravalli.
 Agnes Pietras has sold to Louis S. Goss of Meriden q house and five acres of land in Blue Hills.
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated at 7:30 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, T honor of the beginning of Forty Hours devotion. A high mass will De celebrated at 10 o'clock and this will include procession of children md the ceremonies incident to the opening of this church event. Rev. W. D. Casey will assist at the 10 o'clock mass, while a Polish priest will be present at the first, and Rev. J. C. Brennan will be in charge of he second. Masses incident to Forty Hours Devotion will be con- inued on Monday and Tuesday at 5:3n and 7:3O o'clock. at the 7;S0 o'clock mass