New Britain herald., 1926-12-06

the past nine years has led the or ganization as president, was reelect- ed to the office. Raymond Warren received the post of president and Peter Corr was balloted into the position of recording secretary. Robert Pagan was elected financial secretary and John Giana was re- elected treasurer. Edward Malone was elected sergeant at arms. Rev. Johlf~C. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church. Kcnsington, was reelected as chaplain.
 The officers will be installed in the near future. Plans for the coming winter season were discussed and 1t is believed that the society will enjoy one of the most success ful years in it's history during 1926-27.
 Concert Program
 Announcement has been made of the program to be given at the con- cert of the Kensington Congrega- tional church choir tomorrow eve hing, at the church. The concert is planned to begin at 8 o'clock and the general public is cordially in yited to attend.
 The program is as follows:
 Duet for piano and organ: Seren- ade by Widor, played by Edna Emerson and Mrs. s. M. Cowles.
 Bugle song by Brahms, sung by the choir.
 Violin solo: "Traumerii" and "Ro- nance" by Schumann.
 The Two Clocks" by James H. Rogers; Danny Boy" by Fred Weatherby. Sung by members of the choir.
 Baritone solo: "A Spirit Flower" by Campbell-Tip Sung by Wal ter E. Hart.
 Violin solo: Largo" by Handel Played by Robert Nelson with Mrs. Nelson accompanying.
 Come Unto Him" by the entire choir.
 Duet for soprano and tenor: Jesus, Where'er Thy People Meet" by Wiegard. Sung by Mrs. Clark and Mir. Holmgren.
 Duet for soprano and alto: How Lovely Are the Messengers" from the oratorio "St. Paul" by Men delssohn. Sung by Mrs, Upson and Mrs Emerson.
 Awake, Awake, Put On Thy Strength" by Dr. John Stainer. Sung by the entire choir.
 Truck OvertuTns
 X truck owned by S. r. Avery a soda manufacturer, of New Britain, overturned on the pike between East Berlin and Worthington Ridge Saturday evening, scattering the con- tents over the road and damaging the vehicle considerably. The driver of the car escaped injury by jump ing from the cab of the truck as the machine began 10 slip. The accident is laid 10 the fact that the truck was unbalanced by the heavy load and hitting a patch of ice, left the road. One wheel buckled under tho strain.
 Exhibition This Week
 Berlinites will. have an opportun- ity of viewing the works of artists of the old and modern school Of Spain, Belgium, Germany, Hungary, tp1 o1,c l. ,,, and America this week at the local school will be hung with reproduc- tions of the famous paintings of each country. On Tuesday and Wednesday evening, the canvascs will be on exhibition at tho Kcnsing- ton Grammar school and Thursday and Friday will find them at the Warrington school. hours for each place to be from until 2 o'clock.
 Pupils of the schools will enter tain with songs, rectations, dances and dramatizations. Home made candy will be on sale. The pictures will be subject to order by visitors, thereby supplying the community an excellent opportunity to do its Christmas shopping without leaving Berlin the proceeds from the sale going towards the school fund.
 No admission will ba charged wis itors, a silver collection being taken up for the purpose of purchasing some of tho prints for the schools own usc. Progressive schools in this country have come to emnhHsiZc mn"H Grd more tho phvs'cal md spiritual need for heaut~ ir tho cln"s' room and this weeks exhibition will