New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

of the organization together for social time. Dancing was enjoyed and refreshments served.
 Confirms Statement
 An official list of the changes to be made among the clergy in Cath olic parishes in the state was issued this morning by Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of Hartford. The name of Rev. John c. Brennan. pas tor of St. Paul's church, kensington. was not included. confirming the statement made yesterday morning by Father Brennan that the com mon belief that he was to be trar,s- ferred to Apsonia was just a rumor.
 We'll Child Conference
 A We'll Child conference will be conducted tomorrow afternoon In the Tabs hall in Kensington from ? to o'clock. The mothers of children who had not yet reached the school age are invited to attend and bring their children. The conference has been arranged by Mrs. A. E. Ingra- ham, director of the state bureau Of child health.
 To Enter Meet
 Troop 66, Boy Scouts of Kensins- ton. will enter the track meet to be held at Willow Brook park in New Britain Saturday. All the scout troops in New Britain will be en- tered in the meet and kensington is considered a dark" horse.
 In past years it has been the cus- tom to hold the meets at Walnut Hin park but the New Britain coun- cil wished to interest the local troops in the meet this year and arranged to have the meet at Willow Brook. so that it would be near Berlin. It has not been announced whether or not Troop 1 Of Berlin will enter.
 School Exhibit
 A large attendance is expected at the exhibit of the school work ac- complished by the children Of the local schools 10 be held this evening at the Kensington grammar school at 1880 o'clock. This will be good opportunity for the parents of the children and the residents of the town to view the work of the chil- lren and see for themselves what is being accomplished in the schools. During the evening the children will entertain those present with several songs while the school orchestra will play selections.
 The public is cordially invited to attend and teachers will be present to sec that anything they ask is ex- plained fully. The affair should prove very interesting and benehcial.
 son Born at Hospital
 A son was born at the New Brit ain General hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. George Skene of East Berlin. The couple is well known in llensington among the younger set.
 Stn.ial Workers Have Picnic
 The Social Workers club held an outing yesterday afternoon at the Berlin Community house. during which the final business meeting of the season was held. The club pre- sented an electric percolator to Miss Ruth Connolly, a member Of the New Britain Welfare association. who is resigning and will be mar ried. Her resignation Is effective at the end of the month.
 Berlin Grange Whist
 Another card party will be held this evening at the Grange hall on avenue at s o'clock. Tables of bridge, whist and setback will be enjoyed. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refresh ments served. The committee Is in charge of C. NJ. Weldon and he will be assisted by Mrs. William Sheldon. Mrs. Ada Watkins and E. B. Adams.
 The next meeting Of the Grange will be held Tuesday. June 1s, and night will be observed with Middlatown and Cromwell Oranges. Each visiting Grange will furnish two numbers on the pro- gram. Dancing will be enjoyed and refreshments served in charge of Mrs. Leon Hall. chairman. Leon Halt. Mir. and Mrs. Earl Young, Roy Young. Nellie Brown. Anna Read and Julia Crane.
 At the memorial meeting. the pro gram. which was in charge of Charles N. Wsllsn. was e fellsve: Talk. Rev Vernon L. fhiiiips; sens.