New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
month.
Auxiliary Meeting

AuNll1ary Meeting
Al the meeting OF the American
| Legion Ladies' auxiliary this evening
at S o'clock at legion hail. kensing
ton. set of interesting pictures de-
plotting welfare work among tho
children of Connecticut will be
shown by 4 representative of tbs
state department of health.
Mrs. Kenneth Cramcr of Wethers-
field will speak on welfare work be.
ling done by the auxiliary throughout
the state and Miss Ivy Dolby, town
nurse, will tell OF her work among
the children in the town.
After the meeting there will be
music and refreshments. This will
| be an open meeting to which anyone
in town who is interested in child
welfare work and in the work Of the
American Legion auxiliary is invited
Mid-WCck Services
The regular mid-week services OF
the kensington Methodist church
will he held this evening at 1880
o'clock at tho chu,ch. Rev. May
8. Lord, pastor. will speak on the
subject. "The Man Who Missed Life
Greatest Opportunity A large at
tendance is anticipated.
Mid-week services at the Berlin
Congregational church will be held
lat $50 o'clock this evening. Rev.
Samuel A. Fiske, pastor. Will Off
ciatc.
Social Activities Numerous
Social activities of the town have
been announced consistently until
the post-Lenten season is filed with
social events which viii keep resi-
dents busy for some time to come
after the bars on pleasure ars let
down.
Chief among the social affairs OF
the coming season is the American
Legion ball which will be given at
Grange hall on the even ng of April
IS. 1t will be in the nature of o.
cabaret with dancing and dining in
terspcrsed with entertainment by
out OF town talent.
A red letter day for the card en-
thusiasts is set aside on April 10
when Miss Joanna Murray will open
the Murray homestead to act as
hostess to one of the largest whist
parties planned for some time. Re-
ceipts from this event will go to-
wards the st. Paul parish playground
fund.
On Good Friday evening, April Is,
the Young Peoples society OF the
kcnsineton Congregational church
will present the play, THE Rock
at the church auditorium. The play
is the prize winning composition of
the annual contest of the Drama
League OF America and should prove
interesting.
The Tabs minstrels show a.
Fraternity hall, kensington on the
evening of April IS for the benefit
Of the town nursing fund, promises
TO be another high spot. The min
strels have completed revised their
production and the advance sale of
tickets points TO a large attendance.
Birth Certificate
A birth certificate for Doris Eliza
beth Scmione. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Scmione OF Kensng-
ton, was filed at the office of the
town clerk today.
Post Office Busy.
Postmaster Sidney NJ. Cowles OF
the kensington post office has re-
ported that the office has done the
largest amount of business for the
first quarter of the year since it was
admitted TO the second class divi-
sion.
Postmaster Cowlcs stated that a
10 IA per cent gain for this past
March over March, 1926, was the
high spot Of the years record thus
far. He predicted steady gain
over last years record for the re-
maindcr Of the year. Good business
conditions with a general enlarge
ment Of the districts population are
laid as causes for the increase in
business.
= League Meeting.
The Kensington League OF Wom-
en- Voters will meet on Tuesday eve
ming. April -, at 8 o'clock at Le-
gion hall. Kensinston, for its regu-
lar monthly meeting. The speaker
will be Tax Commissioner Blodgett.
who will address the gathering on
"Connecticut's Tax Problems"
Representative Claude w. Stevens