New Britain herald., 1926-03-13

supper was served previous to the business session.
 On the Sick List
 The condition Of Mrs. Mary O'Brien of Kensington, who has been confined 10 her home by Ill., ness for some time, remains very serious.
 Paul Emond Of Bcckley is recov. ering from an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
 George ". Sullivan of Kensing- ton has been confined to his home with an attack Of influenza. Mrs. James O'Toole of East Der lin Is confined 10 her home with q broken ankle, sustained recently. She will be laid up for several weeks.
 Horace Judd of Worthington Ridge is able 10 be around the house after serious illness with pneumonia.
 Lewis Becktey Of kensington, who has been confined 10 his home with a severe attack of pneu- monia, Is reported as getting along nicely.
 Will Present Pageant
 A pageant Illustrating life in Africa will be given Jointly by the young people os the Kensington Congregational church and the young people of the Kensington Methodist church at the Congre- sational church next Tuesday eve ming. Fehearsals have been held regularly under competent direction and 1t Is expected that the pageant will be one of the most elaborate ever seen in town. Native costumes have been secured and the program will be an interesting one. All arc invited to attend.
 Mrs. Mary Pollard
 Word of the death of Mrs. Mary Pollard of Brooklyn. N. Y, has been received in Kensington, where Mrs. Pollard lived for many years. She passed away recently in a hos ,pital in Brooklyn. Previous to her marriage she was Miss Mary Lynch and resided in Kensington, her parents having been MT. and Mrs. William Lynch. Mary, William and James Lynch Of Kensington are cousins, and sister. Mrs. C. J. Maher, resides In Meriden. Three brothers also survive, William, of Brooklyn; Michael, of Erie, Pa, and James, Of Southineton. Mrs. Pollard will be remembered by the older residents of the town.
 Arrives In kcnSingIuu
 Mrs. Buxton, mother Of John Buxton of Church street, Kcnsiug- ton, arrived in town yesterday. Mrs. Buxton recently arrived in the United States, coming to this country from Failsworth, England. her native town. She will remain with her son for some time.
 Visiting in Northampton
 Mrs. Samuel X. Fiske of Worth lngton Ridge left this morning for Northampton, Massachusetts, where she will spend the weekend with her daughter, Miss Victoria Fiske. who Is student at Smith college.
 Dog Came Back
 Sport" has returned home after nearly a week of wandering. He has arrived at the home Of his owner, Patrick Kelley Of Kensing- ton, and appeared to be in good spirits. The search for him is end cd and everybody Is happy, includ- ing the dog which appears 10 be quite satisfied to return 10 his home. It would give no explanation Of its absence, merely appearing at the door, wagglng its tail and run ming over to see if there was any thing to eat. 3
 St. Pauls Notes
 There will be two feast days ob- served at St. Paurs church next week. On Wednesday will come tho Feast of St. Patrick and on Fri day. the Feast of St. Joseph.
 Rev. W. F. Fox of the LaSalette Fathers, Hartford. will preach at the Wednesday evening LenteD service next week.
 The Way Of the Cross will be hold on Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses Will be celebrated al 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning al g.. Pauls church, Kensington. The S o'clock service will be conducted by Rev. John .. Brennan and the 10