New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
The regular mid-Neck service OF

The regular mid week service Of
the Kensington Methodist church
will be held this evening at 7:3o
o'clock. The study of the Life of
Christ will be continued, this eve
n!ng's theme being. Jesus Ministry
in Judea." The Neumann Fund Of
tering will be taken at this service.
Choir rehearsal at SIS o'clock will
follow the prayer meeting.
The Junior league of the church
will meet this afternoon at $40
o'clock The latter part OF the
meeting will be given over to the
making Of articles for a Christmas
box to be sent to a mission in China
and a box for a ChIdrens Home in
the west.
Entertaining Relatives
Mrs. f. L. Bradley Of Brattleboro,
Vt, is visiting her son, f. l.. Brad
ley of Kensington. Mr.. Bradley is
also entertaining his brother, F. II.
Bradley of Recuak, Ca,
KcnSington Night
Wednesday evening, October II,
will be "kensington Night at the
East Berlin Community club, with
Kensineton residents taking part IN
the program of entertainment The
Kensington committee in charge OF
the affair consists of Mrs. Henry
Hooker and Richard Hill.
Preliminary disclosures Of the
program state that two black crows
have been found nesting in Ken
sintgon and being very clever birds,
have been drafted to give a dialogue
song and dances. Also. the commit
tee felt that this town should not
pass the season without a bathing
beauty contest and one has been ar
ranged. including the prettlest girls
from each district in the compet-
ton. 4 loving cup will be awarded
and for the first time in the history
of the town, "Hill's Bathing Beau
ties" will be seen by local residents
The program is rounded out by two
we'll known pugilists who have been
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cd to put on an exhibition bout next
Wednesday evening. the committed
has announced.
It is hoped that Kensingtonians
will turn out in fun force to attend
the celebrations and to pay theil
respects to r. o. Clark and the
Comnunitw club. A large attendance
is expected.
File Merger Notice
Papers have been filed with Towr
Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff. by ]
Henry Roraback and c. L. Camp
bell. president and secretary Of The
Connecticut Light and Power com,
pany. certifying to the merging witt
the Connecticut Light and Powe1
Co. Of the Meriden Gas Light Co.
the Meriden Electric Light Co, thu
New Milford Electric Co., the Wood
bury Electric Co, and the Westpor
Electric Co. The aforenamed com
panies have been merged under al
agreement dated February 3, 1926.
The Connecticut Light and Powe
! Co. is obliged to file a notice of tn
merger with the towns in which Thu
company holds property. The cor
poration is owner Of considerabl
property in this town and is at pres
ent expending, through the L. G..
Corporation. many thousands of dol
lars in the new gas line from Meri
den, Middletown and Bristol.
Whist Successful
The whist party sponsored by tn
st. Paul T. A. & 3. society whicl
was held at Tabs hall last evening
was attended by about rs. Prize
were awarded to the following
Ladies' first, Mrs. Emma DEFINE
second. Mrs. Henry Rose; men
first. Frank Pierpont; second. job
| Malina. Refreshments were served
The whists will take place week
ly under the direction of the S
Paul Tabs"
To Receive Communion
The st. Paul Y. NJ. T. A. & B. sc
ciety will receive communion in
body on Sunday at the o'cloc
mass at st. Paul's church. Re-
John c. Brennan, pastor, will OF
ficate. All members of the organ
cation are urged to be present.
EntcrtainS Club
Miss Mary Rosick and Miss Cell
Rosick entertained the G. G. G. clu
at their home on Pennington ave
nue.. kensington, Tuesday evening
Bridge was played and refreshmen
were served. About rs members