New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

The service on Thursday evening will have an added feature. several | solos by Mrs. Robert Chapman, so- prano, a menlbe- of the church , choir, whose efforts have been much appreciated in the past. These services will probably be largely attended and they have been so designed that they will be dis 1 tinctly appropriate to Holy Week. Scout Meetings The regular weekly meeting of the Girl Scouts will be held on Thursday afternoon at i:S0 o'clock in the scout room at the Berlin Congrega- tional church.
 The meeting Of the Ioy Scouts. scheduled for Friday evening at : o'clock, will be postponed this week due to the fact that a service will be held at the church at 7:30 o'clock.
 Home For The Hcidays
 Miss Susan Schoficld, student at Columbia university, New York city, is spending the Easter recess vi'h her mother, Mrs. William schoGcld of Warrington Ridge.
 Mems Lyceum Meeting
 A large number of KensinCton people are planning to attend the meeting ef the Mems Lyceum which will be held this evening at o'clock at the kensington Methodist church. There will be no debate. the evening being given over to q miscellaneous program of music and talks Several members of tho organization will de- liver short addresses on pertinent subjects and there will also be parliamentary session Of the organi- aafion, Musical selections will be rendered in the course of the eve ming.
 Card Party Tomorrow
 The card party which will be held tomorrow evening at Legion hall by the Remington League of Women Voters, promises 10 be an attractive event and many lovers of bridge, whist and five hundred are planning to be present.
 The Sick Iist
 Mfrs, Rhgert M Griswold of Ken sington, who underwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital last week, is reported as being much improved in health.
 Mrs. George Schofcld of Hudson street i3 confined 10 her home with pneumonia.
 l. Is reported that Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft assistant at the Berlin post office, who underwent an opera ton at St Haphatl's hospital, New Haven, last week, is resting as com- fortably as can be expected.
 Mise Irene North is confined 10 her hom" with an attack Of grip.
 Visiting In Town
 Archie Eisley Of St. Louis, Nils. Souri, is visiting bis sistcr-in law. Mrs. Ina Nj. Duncan of Worthlng- ton Ridge. MT, Risley, who was called east by the death Of his father in Atlantic City, will spend some time in this section Of the country, visiting various points Of in- tercst, and will make the return trip 10 his home by way Of Canada.
 Valuable Dog Is Killed
 A valuable day belonging 10 Peter Lavige Of Farpington avenue, was struck and badly injured by Con- nectlcut company bus on Saturday. The animal vas so badly hurt that it was necessary 10 have it killed.
 Fast Berlin Items
 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson of this place are entertaining relatives from N1lllmantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick lIoliean en- tertained relatives from Middletown over tho weekend.
 Due to the fact that repairs werc being made 10 the bridges along the Berlin -Middletown trolley line yes terdny, Connecticut company busses were put into service and these ve- hicles were used between Berlin and Mlddletown throughout the day.
 A meeting of the Knights Of Py- thias will be held tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock.
 Mrs. E. Vernon Read and dauEh- ter spent yesterday with friends in Mrrider.
 { Good Friday service will hc held &: Sf. Gahritl's church. although il" 'Nao' 'im' has not vet been ar- nouncNd. Following the sDire these Wili he 3 rehearsal of Easter music.
 The Community club play CTS held