New Britain herald., 1927-01-25

ton, the same who were in charge of the organization last year, and who were reelected at the recent balloting. Mrs. Matthew Griswold, ceivc a position on the governing board who was not on the list last year. Miss Eva Gianotti declined re- election as secretary and was re- placed by last years historian, Mrs. Harold Ventres.
 All members of the auxiliary and all women eligible for membership in the organization are invited to attend. After the installation, re- treatments will be served and a so- cial hour will be enjoyed.
 To Hold Sale Canonicus branch and Lena Cor bin, Jr., branch of the International Sunshine society, will hold food sale and social on Saturday after noon, January 20, from to 5 o'clock lat the Worthinston Community house. The Sunshine society's group of Berlin residents numbers about 35, and they are planning numerous activities for the coming season.
 Grange to Celebrate
 Berlin Grange No. A, will ob- serve its 4Oth birthday at the meet ing to be held on Tuesday evening, February 1, at the organizations hall on Pennington avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ventres have been given charge of the supper and a program of entertainment is being compiled. The committee in charge of the event met last evening at the hall and disposed of preliminary Arrangements. This years celebra- ton is planned to surpass all others that have been held by the local Grange.
 Kensington Athletic Club
 The regular weekly meeting of the Kensington Athletic club will be held this evening at the Tabs hall. First plans for the coming baseball sea- son will have the attention of the meeting. All members are requested to be present as other important business will come before the club for disposal.
 Whist Thursday Evening
 Mrs. Henry Hooker of Kensington will open her home on Thursday evening at s o'clock for a whist party, proceeds of which are to go towards the Kensington League Of Voters. The whist will be held in the evening instead of in the after moon as previously announced. The general public is invited to be pres ent.
 Grand List Expected
 Members of the board of assessors have announced that the grand list is expected to be released the last Of this week. Members of the board are now viewing property in an en- deavor to finish the required work before the end of the month. Road conditions have hampered the body considerably but it is thought that it will have completed its operations by Friday.
 On to East Berlin
 "Rocky" Belmont's Paper Dolls, having demolished all the teams in Kensington, the hot bed of setback operations, is travelling to East Ber- lin Thursday evening to meet the en- thusiasts of that district over the green baize. The East Berlinites have not been heard from for con- siderable length of time and 1t is not known how them have improved since their defeat at the hands of the Tabs aggregation several weeks ago.
 Rocky" asserts his winning streak will not suffer from the jour ney and that one more scalp will swing at the Paper Dolls belt when they return. The regular Tuesday evening session will be omitted to- night.
 Theater Party
 The Girl Scouts of the Berlin Con- gregational church will hold thea ter party this evening at the Strand theater, New Britain. The Scout leader will accompany the local girls who will number about 15.
 The social service class will meet this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the parsonage of the Kensington Meth odist church. Rev. May B. Lord will lead the group.
 Bernard P. Moore, who is a pa- tient at the Hartford hospital Is re- ported as steadily improving and Is expected to return to his home here