New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Halloween Social

A Halloween social held at the meeting of the Community club last night drew an attendance of over l5o. The hall was decorated In at 'raCtlve colors and the masquerade costumes were plentiful and Of many designs. The following peo- pie were awarded prizes: Best dress v1 man, Carl Lund: best dressed woman. Mrs. Charles Nelson: pret- Jest costume, Mrs. George DeMorc: funniest costume, Max Sugcnhime. The gathering enjoyed themselves with old fashioned square dances, Harold Gates doing the prompting. Sweet cider. doughnuts, coffee and frankturtS Were served. The social vas arranged by a committee Of three composed of Mrs. Avid Dowd, Dorothy Sugenhime and Carl Lund. The affair was voted q huge success by the guests and the committee was praised for the program.
 Mrs. Wcbcr's Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, who died late Thursday night, will be held from her late residence this afternoon at o'clock. The services will be conducted by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Berlin Congregational church and burial will be in daple cemetery.
 American Legion Trophy
 | f1 the team winning the town baseball cham pionship will be presented at the next meeting of tn" Community club. The trophy was given by the American Legion post of Berlin. The title was captured by the East Der lin Boys club nine which swept through the local teams for q clean cu' championship.
 Berlin Congregational Lectures
 The Berlin Congregational church will unite with the Center. south and Stanley Memor churches Of New Britain in a series of lectures. The first lecture will be given in the First Church chapel on Thursday evening al 7:30. The topic for dis cussion will be Hinduism, the All Inclusive Religion" The speaker will be Professor Julius Seelye Bixlcr Of the department of Biblical ltera- ture and comparative religion. smith college. The series promises 10 be and should be largely at tended. The lectures will be illus tratcd as far as possible by stere- opticon slides.
 Installation Of Officers
 The installation of the newly elected officers of Bolton- -Kasica post. American Legion. took place last night in the Legion Hall. Ken sington. State NiceCommard"r Osren officated. State Commander Kenneth Kramer told of his eXperi- ences while attending the Legion at Paris. He said that there is good feeling held by the French people toward the United States and Americans were treated well by the French people in all the cities they visited. He was surpris- cd and well pleased at the splendid of the American cemo- terics.
 The new officers installed at the were Joseph Wilson, com mandcr; Paul Stange, first vice. commander: M. D. GoodridGe, sec ond vice e-commander: Harold Bunce.
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 Berlin Congregational
 The regular morning services of the Berlin Congregational church will be held tomorrow morning at lo:45 o'clock. The older boys class will meet before the services at 10 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor, will officiatc. Sunday school will be held at 12 o'clock. The mems bible class will meet at 12 o'clock at the Worthington Com munity house. The Junior Endcavor society will meet at o'clock. Lead CT, Carl Satave. At o'clock the Young Peoples society will meet.
 kcnsingtOn Congregational
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips. pastor Of the KcnSinGton Congregations church, will lead the regular morn ing services at 1o:45 o'clock. The subject for tomorrow's address will he "The Gospel of Joy an 1ndwellng Tower" Sunday school will meet at 1o:1o' under the supervision of the superintendent, Christian En-