New Britain herald., 1928-11-19
Stocked May Ask Yale Officials
to Cut Drinkers OFF Ticket List
Berlin news
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day evening at $50 o'clock. This
will be the last of a series OF Union
meetings. DIR. Porter will be the
speaker and will use as his topic.
DO Chinese Still Desire Help From
Western Christians p
The postponed meeting of the Ber-
/ lin Mems Bible class will be held on
! Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock in
the Worthington Community house.
! There will be supper for the
teachers of the Sunday school OF the
Berlin Congregational church on
Thursday evening at $50 O'Clock at
! the home of f. o. Shjeden, Sunday
school superintendent. Business for
the coming year will be discussed. All
teachers are requested to be present.
Word has been received from
Miss jeanette HonisS the missionary
from the local church. who is in
Turkey, that she recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
At the meeting of the Young Peo-
pies society held last evening at
o'clock the subject was "My Five
Brothers" The Barattiero orchestra
which is composed of the five young
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barattiero OF Worthington ridge
furnish the music.
Dewitt Ford
Dewitt Ford, rs, died Saturday
evening at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Nibert OF Blue Hills,
kensington, after lingering illness.
Mr.. Ford was an employe of the
Charles Parker company in Meriden
for number OF years and is well
known there. He was member of
Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans.
Of New Haven, and for a number of
years he was quartermaster sergeant
of old Company l. c. n. G.. under
Captain Oscar Bradley.
His daughter, Mrs. Nibert, is his
sole survivor. Arrangements for the
funeral are Incomplete.
Captures Second Place
For the second year IN succession.
the kensington and Manchester
swimming teams fought hard for the
lead in the Hartford County Y. NJ. c.
A. meet with Manchester finishing
strong in the last events to win the
meet and capture the cha mpionship.
Manchester scored SO points while
the kensington Boys club annexed
IS points. The rest of the entries in
the meet finished well down in the
fight.
The cadet class from kensington
proved to be far superior to its
opponents and captured every event
in their class. A full account of the
meet and the winners can be found
on the sporting page of this issue.
East Berlin Items
Tomorrow there will be two all |
day demonstrations within the town
of Berlin by the Hartford county
farm bureau. one of these demon
STATIONS will be held at the Com
munity building on Worthington
Ridge and the other in the socia!
rooms OF st. Gabriel's Episcopal
church in East Berlin. Miss Olea
Sands will work on hooked rugs at |
the Berlin Community building and |
Miss Doris Segur will demonstrate |
the making OF tea wagons at the To- |
cal station. An invitation has been |
extended to all women interested in
this work to attend. Those desiring |
to participate in the work are re-
guested to bring the necessary |
equipment with them so that there |
will be no delay in getting started. |
Both demonstrations will continue |
throughout the day.
Edward kahms was pleasantly !,
surprised at his home last Saturday |
evening by Is of his friends, the oc-
cason being his birthday. Games
were played and a social time en-
joyed. Mr.. Kahms was presented
with remembrance Of the occasion
during the evening. Friends We're i
present not only from here but
from Hartford, New Britain and
Middletown.
The ladies Of ST. Gabriel's Episco-
pal church will meet at the home |
of Mrs. Frank Cooley on Wilcox |
avenue Thursday afternoon. All are
asked to attend.
The Social Five will meet at the |
home OF Mrs. Edward kahms OIL !
Cottage street Thursday afternoon. /
A social time has been planned.
Mrs Eva May who died in New |
Britain Saturday was survived by d /
daugh er. Mrs. Josephine Ward ana |
Il SON. Alfred May. both Of East /
Berlin The funeral was held from /
the German Baptist church in New |
Britain this afternoon at $50 !
O'Clock.
The Knights Of Py,hias will NEE.
tomorrow morning al $ o'clock 81 /
Community hHll.
A Harvest Whist viii h" held this
evening at s o'clock in tho Sacred I
Heart church social rooms, Mr. .
John Frank will lac the hostess. \
large list OF prizes will be dis'ribu-
ted. Refreshments will b" served.
The regular weekly meeting cf
the Community club viii b" hell |
Wednesday evening at s o'clock q.
Community han.