New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Concert Program.


The program Of the Old Folks
Concert TO be given by the Perrin
Congregational church tomorrow
evening at o'clock viii he rs fol
lows;
Aud Lang syne," by the chorus;
"Sherburns, Dayid's Lament and
Rainbow" by the chorus; within
Rainbow" by the chorus; within
a Mile of Edinboro Town." by Mrs.
Chapman: anvil Chorus" bp the
chorus; Melodies. by the quartet:
My Grandma's Advice" by Ger
trude Potter: Yankee Sleigh Ride"
by S. G. Coale, Jr., ana chorus;
Loves Old Sweet Song" by Mrs.
Walter Atwatcr.
"Jcrusalcm. Ny Glorious Home"
by the chorus; Reading by Mrs.
Gold; Battle Hymn Of the Eepub-
lie" by Mr.. Benson and chorus;
The Auctionccr," by the quartet.
composed OF Mrs. Dcming. Miss
Shaw, Mcssers. Deming and Galpin;
yankee Doodle by Mr.. Raymond
and chorus; when George the
Third Was King" by Mr.. Benson;
THE Dearest Spot on Earth to Me-"
b ythc chorus: cousin Joddeiah." by
Mrs. Dcming and the chorus; "Oll
Folks at Home" by the chorus and
America" ny the entire assembly.
Mrs. Robert Chapman will act as
director with Mrs. Edna S. Damon
as accompanist. The chorus is COM
prised Of Mrs. r. II. Deming, Mrs.
Wood. Miss Fanny II. Griswold,
Miss Lindquist, Miss Ida Wilcox,
Mrs. Woodruff. Miss Mildrum. Mrs.
Pratt. Mrs. Mansfield. Miss Grace
Smith. Miss Louise Cutie, Mrs,
Coale, Mrs. l.. Han, Mrs. Edgar
Pickett. Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Fiskc.
Miss Olive Shaw, Miss Judd, Miss
Mary Griswold, Mrs. Bigclow. Mrs.
Riley, Miss Hubbard. Miss X. A.
Minor and Mrs. Phelps. The male
chorus consists of Mcssrs. Galpin.
Pratt, Il. DcminG. 4. II. Atwatcr,
Silsby, Coalo, S G. coalc. Jr., l..
Dcming, ". l.. AtWatcr, Benson.
Raymond. Woodruff and William
Coale.
The corps of ushers will include
Mrs. Silsby, Miss Doris lIoniss, Miss
Edith Prentice, and Miss Victoria
Eil<c.
Whist Successful
A large attendance featured the
whist and setback party given last
evening in Lloyd Hall by the Ken
sington Athletic club. the tables be-
ing filled at an early hour. Inc
prize winners We're: Ladies, first,
Mrs. ]. O'Leary; second, Mrs. Rob
crt Corr; third, Catherine Mclkeon:
Mems, first, Charles Ronkctty; sec
ond, r. NJ. Hill: third. George Corr.
In setback, Il team representing
the Corbin Screw Company of New
Britain trounced "ROcky" Bclmonts
team. 81 to 81 Tho Corhin Screw
delegation included John Conln and
a few Of his scattered Blue Ilillians,
the entire team not showing up in
time to be included in the play.
KctUT1lS FROM NpTWtu-
Patsy Sisti, Kensington barber and
prominent member of Bolton-kasica
Post, American Legion, returned to-
day from a two months trip abroad
where he visited his parents in Italy.
While in that country, he resided in
Naples and has many interesting
tales to tell of the country under the
regime OF Mussolni. His parents
will Join him in this country in the
near future.
What They're Doing
There will be q rehearsal of the
Old Folks concert to be given by
the Berlin Congregational church to-
morrow evening tonight at 1850
o'clock at the church. All members
arc requested to attend.
The Berlin Sewing circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Michaels
of Worthington ridge. All members
are asked to be present.
The Emma Hart Willard chapter.
D. A. r., representatives today at
tended the second session or the
state conference being held in Mer-
iden.
Food Sale
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Kensington Congregational
church will hold a food sale in Ie-
Eion hall. Kcnsincton. on saturday.
April ?. Proceeds Of the event will
go towards d fund being raised to