New Britain herald., 1927-01-14
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| Ing them to other places. The opposition ayers that those who wish Sunday evening entertain ment of that nature are finding it easy to go to New Britain or Meri- den and that existing conditions have not suffered through dhe loss of Sun da.- movies.
 It is probable that the question vii, be submitted to the first select man in the near future and the call for a vote on the question will be 1 filed. Strenuous opposition is eX, pected from the clergy as well as residents who, at the town meeting, voiced their disapproval of the idea. | Secretary of Graduating Class ! Miss Dorothy Wright. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Wright of Kensington has been elected to the office of secretary of the dune class at the New Britain High school. The | local girl is the third one of her family 10 hold offices in high school classes, her sisters, Vernah and Elaine also receiving honor at the New Britain school. Miss Wright 1 has been prominent in class affairs i during her three years at high school and acted as cheer leader during the past football season, as her mister i Elaine acted in 1924.
 Bowling Tonight i The Kensington Fraternal Bowling | league will meet this evening at the l Rogers Recreation building, New 1 Britain, to continue it's league games. I Members of all teams slated to roll tonight are requested to be on hand.
 l.. W. Occupin Funeral | The body of Louis w. Occupin, Il, father of Mrs. George Senning and a former resident of this place, who died in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 9. arrived in New Brit l ain last evening and was taken in charge by B. C. Porter Sons of that city.
 | The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock at Erwin chapel. Rev. William II. Aldcrson. pastor of Trinity Methodist church of which Mir. Occupn was member. will officate. Burial will be in Fair view cemetery. New Britain. i Friends may view the remain at B. C. Porter Sons until noon tomor- row.
 Prize Winners Prize winners at the whist partv given by the St. Pauls T. A. X, B, society and the women of the con- Igregation of St. Paul's church. Ken sington, were as follows: Ladies' first, Mrs. Frank Pierpont: ladies' second. Miss Mary Michaels: mems first, Frank McKeon; mems second. Frank Giana.
 About 4o guests were present and the program consisted of cards, re- treatments and a social hour.
 Auxiliary Meets
 At the regular annual election meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Bolton-kasica post, American Le- zion, held last evening in Legion hall Kensington. officers for 1926. with one exception. were reelected to serve during 1927. Miss Eva Gianotti. who served as secretary during 1926, declined the re-election stating that she had not the time required 10 carry out the duties of the position. Mrs. Harold Ventres was elected to serve as secretary. and Mrs. Matthew Griswold took Mrs. Nentres' place as historian. The officers of the auxiliary for 1927 will be: President Mrs. Paul G. Baker; first president, Mrs, Ambrose Barrett; second vice-presi dent, Mrs Norman Bigelow; secre- tary, Mrs. Harold Nentres: treasurer, Mrs. Ruby Gianotti chaplain, Mrs. Grace Nentres; sergeant-at- arms, Mrs. Howard Bunce: historian. Mrs. Matthew Griswold.
 | It was voted to hold a join social with Bolton- -Kasica post the first Friday of each month. The second Thursday of each month was chosen as the evening for the regular bus mess meeting of the auxiliary The installation of the newly elect cd officers will be held on Wednes- day evening, January 26. at Legion hall, Kensington.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting Of the Ken
 sington Congregational church will
 be held at the church on Friday.
 January 21. The reports of the l officers of the church for the past