New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

Miss Norton for many years oc- Cupied a prominent place in the an- nals of not only the chapter, but of the state organization. She was the first regent of Emma Hart Willard chapter. serving eight years in that capacity, in all. She also held office aS secretary, treasurer and regis trar. She was active in securing data on ancestry and she also was active in locating historical spots in town. She held office on several state committees and rendered val uable service in those connections.
 She was one of tho most active members of the chapter and her work in connection with the organ Iization will always be remembered. Arrangements Announced
 The kensington Athletic club, at a meeting last night, completed ar Irangements for an elaborate pro gram of entertainment 10 be pro- vidcd at the carnival which will be 1 held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening of next week at Foresters' hall. Plans this year have been made only after thor ioueh investigation into the public wishes were made and it is believed that a large crowd will be present each evening of the affair.
 i,,rr Corj ,t, will be the entertainment feature Prizes will be awarded and those present will be allowed q choice of any of three games, whist, bridge and five hundred. On Wednesday evening q prize Charleston contest will attract manya of the nimble footed younger residents and 1t i' said that many have already signed up to take part. Those desiring tc cnter their names for this contest should do so at Gianos store. Or Thursday evening, the final night O the carnival. the Tabs minstre troupe of Kcnsington will occup! the stage with collection of songs dances and jokes which shoulC please everyone.
 McKeon's orchestra will furnisl
 music for dancing.
 Mrs. GriswoId Improved
 It was reported that Mrs. Roge
 M. Griswold of Kensington, who ha
 been confined to the New Britail
 General hospital for the past sev
 eral weeks, as the result of an oper
 a,jon, is getting along nicely. Mrs
 Griswold is the wife of Healtl
 Officer Roger M. Griswold and tn
 mother of pr. Matthew H. Griswol
 of kensington.
 Uanford Chosen President
 Thomas Hanford was electe
 president of the Epworth league c
 the Kensington Methodist church a the annual meeting held last eve ming. Others officers elected were | First vice president, Laurilla Han ; ford; second vicc-president, Ellza ' beth Gugle; third vice-presiden
 George Senning; fourth vice-pres
 dent, William Pennington; secretar' . Dorothy Day, and treasurer, Alfre } Iahst.
 "a The organization has had a sut I ccssful year and it is expected thf ; inc future will also hold much sut l cess for the league.
 . Meeting Well Attended l Nearly 200 people were in a s tendance last night at the Neighbor ]. night held by Berlin grange at i l hall. Groups were present fro' { Portland, Cromwell. Middlefield ar !. Meridcn granges. and each visitir t delegation offered two numbers
 the interesting program of ente
 tainment. At the close of the pr t gram refreshments were serve @ The meeting was adiudged high n successful.
 c Dancing Class Meeting S A meeting of the Berlin gran fl dancing class will be held tomorro a evening at 7:S0 o'clock at the h; ,. on Damon's Hill O'Brien orchest = of New Britain will furnish music r East Berlin Items y Dr. Adolph Rcnson Of Yale,
 Mrs. Benson are spending the East
 vacation with MT. and Mrs. Sv N Benson.
 d Margaret Porter of New Brits r, is sncnding a few days as the gu l. Of Miss Virginia Walsh. Q Thursday evening will be Me r, night at Community hall and it ie planned to hold the second gal T. between the single and married m
 at that time,