New Britain herald., 1926-12-13

CTS of this vicinity. Organized in 1904, the membership was destrict- ed to 30, thus enabling the confine- men. of its members to those who are known cs the most efficient and most modern of the local tillers Through it's connection with the eX- tension service of Storrs college and the government experiment stations it Is able to obtain as speakers some of the best authorities in the state on various farming topics. Many round table discussions have aided farmers to dispose of problems.
 Sclectmen to Meet
 The regular weekly meeting of the. board of selectmen will be held this evening at o'clock in the office of the town clerk at the town hall Routine business is slated for dis posal when the town guardians meet
 Women's League to Meet
 The Kensington League of Women Voters will hold their annual elec- ton of officers this evening at Le- zion hall. kencington. Plans for a Christmas party will also be formed at this time, present plans being that each member is invited to bring a child and a gift to the organization z tree.
 Meeting Postponed 1 Due to the sale of Christmas trees for the American Legion to 1 be held at Legion Hall. the mem- bership meeting of the Ladies Aux Hilary of the Bolton -Kasica post will be postponed until after the holi- days. Elections for the auxiliary will be held early the same evening as the installation which is to be held jointly with the American Le- zion early In January. Concert to Be Given
 The postponed concert of the choir of the kensington Congrega' tional church will be given tomor- TOW evening at o'clock at the church. The proceeds of the con- cert are to be used for music for the church.
 The program is as fellows:
 Duet for piano and organ: Seranade by Widor, played by Edna Emerson and Mrs. S. M. Cowles.
 Bugle Song by Brahms, sung by the choir.
 Violin solo: "Traumerii" and Romance" by Schumann.
 "The Two Clocks by James Il. Rogers; Danny Boy" by Fred Weatherby. Sung by members of the choir.
 Baritone solo: "A Spirit Flower by Campbell-Tipton. Sung by Wal ter F. Hart.
 1 Violin solo: Largo" by Handel. ! Played by Robert Nelson with Mrs. | Nelson accompanying.
 i "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 MT. Holmgrcn.
 , Duet for soprano and alto: How Loveley are the Messengers from the oratorio "St. Paul" by Mendels- sohn. Sung by Mrs. Upson and Mrs. Emerson.
 Awake, Awake, Put On Thy Strength" by Dr. John Stainer. Sung by the entire choir.
 Setback Meet
 Local setback enthusiasts will , crowd the Tabs hall in Kensington this evening and watch the paste boards fly around as George s. Grif- fth's team from the office of the American Paper Goods tastes powder in It's first engagement of | the season. John Conlin's Blue Hillians will oppose the white col | lar" card players. Conlin and his ! henchmen state that while they relish the victory that will be theirs this evening they are champng at the bit to get at Jack Giana's Tabs team. As yet the two squads have not met although a comparative score favors the Tabs. Conlin. as usual, states he Is from the well known state of Missouri and must be shown that the Kensingt ontians can beat the men from the noun tains before he will acknowledge the fact. Not mucnis known of Grif- i fth's team but it is thought to con- tain some wary card players. Daughter Born 4 daughter was born at the New | Britain General hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. John McCahe of | kensinGton.
 1 East Berlin Items
 There will be a meeting Of the Parent -Teac association tomor- row evening at the Hubbard school at s o'clock. Rev. A. L. Burgreon, pastor of the Methodist church and student at the Yale Divinity school, will give an address on the "Psych- ology of Teaching" Following the speaking there will be an open forum and discussion of the various problems confronting the child, parent and teacher. A large atten- dance Is expected as this will be the last meeting Of tho association until spring. Refreshments will be served.
 There will be whist party at Sacred Heart church this evening at