New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
BERLIN NEWS
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yet but It is generally thought that the present conclusion of the ser ies is unsatisfactory to fans that
 have followed the team throughout the year.
 East Berlin Items
 The funeral Of Edgar G. Morgan was held from his home yesterday afternoon, Rev. Frank F. German, rector of Holy Trinity church of Middletown officiating. Interment was in the Wilcox cemetery. The services at the grave were conducted by Washington lodge No. S1 A. F. and A. T. of Cromwell, the pail bearers being past masters of the lodge. There was profusion of beautiful flowers and set pieces. The funeral was la 'Gely attended.
 NIT. Morgan was resident Of East Berlin the greater part of his life and while he had never sought public office he had often been ap- preached to serve. He was a past master of Washington lodge No, S1 A. r. and A. M. of Cromwell and for many years vas active in Ma sorry. He was treasurer of the East Berlin Coal & Wood company for several years until declining health prompted him to relinquish his du- ties. His loss is keenly felt in East Berlin as he was man of singular honor and integrity.
 Nattabessett Temple No, 40 Of Pythian Sisters was formerly insti- tuted last evening at Pythian hall, Grand Excellent Chief Henrietta Curdts of Meriden officiating. There were Is members in the class, all of whom are residents of Berlin. The evening are: Past Excellent Chief, Mrs. R. o. Clark; Most Excellent Chief. Vera Nelson; Excellent Sen for, Bessie Kramer; Excellent Jun for, Mary Kahms; manager Ruth McPherson: NJ of R. S, Sadie Nc Corkle; NJ. of F., Margaret Pollard; Outer Protector, Isabelle Hazen: h. ner Protector, Margaret Cole; Pian- ist, Cora Sugenhime. A definite meet ing night will be established as the Knights of Pythias have Tuesday evening as their regularly established meeting night. The newly instituted temple will attend the reception to be held Tuesday evening. october 26, at which time members of visit ing lodges will be present.
 The Community club will meet this evening at Community hall at 8 o'clock. There will be a short en- tertainment followed by refresh ments. A good attendance is desired as further announcemene will be made relative to the Community Fair.
 Both floors at Community Hall are to be used in connection with the Fair to be held the last three days of this month. The original plans of the committee called for five booths to be erected but It IS understood now that there will be double this number. The entertain ment features of the fair are to be the best obtainable and for the open ing night the "the old minstrels," will perform. Several short vaude- vile sketches have been secured to be used the two following nights. Dancing will be held each night of the fair.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold a rehearsal at Community Hall tomorrow evening. All interested in joining the organization have been asked to be present at this time.
 The Boys Club will meet Friday night. the first class at seven o'clock followed by the older boys class at eight o'clock. Physical Director William Ogle will be in charge.
 Mrs. Fred Rich is able to be out again after several days confine- ment 10 her home by illness.
 Only one session was held at the Hubbard school yesterday, 1t being Columbus Day.
 Prayer meeting this evening at the Methodist church at 7.30 o'clock.
 The library will be open Friday afternoon and evening for the ex- change of books.
 A report on the proposed bus line