New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-05

pastor and supplies, $3,oso: music.
5000: janitor, 1860; fuel and lights.
$3.50: communion table. 324; jnsur-
ancc 1900: printing and postage,
$50; repairs. $3.50: annuity fund.
$50: general conference. $50: Incl
dcntals, So aud benevolences. ST.
200 The total amounts to $1,000.
The canvass will be made Sunday
afternoon by members of the conf
mittee in charge. The committee
consists of the following: E. O..
Shjerden. chairman, William G..
Scott. Pardon c. Hickey. Frank l..
Wilcox. Oscar Benson and Russell s.
Gold. They will go from house to
house. according to assignment. and
it is expected that the response will
he Just as successful as last year.
I,ntcrtains At Bridge
Mrs. Pardon G.. Hickey entertained
the Worthington bridge club yester-
day afternoon at her home on
Worthington ridge. Following lunch
con. bridge was played. Prizes we're
awarded the winners as follows:
first. Mrs, Russell s. Cold: Mrs.
Stanley l.. Galpin and third. Mrs.
Walter Atwatcr.
Mid. Week Services
Rev. L.. F.. Adkins. pastor OF the
kensington NJ. L. church, will speak
on the subject. Gods Temple" at
the mid-week services this evening
at 1880 o'clock Special music will be
furnished by Mrs. Barnes and Rev.
Adkins.
This being the first mid-weck ser
vice Of the month. the offering will
apply toward the church's contribu-
ton to the Newman fund.
(:esrgc u. Savage
The funeral Of George T.. Savage
Of Mcriden. n native Of Berlin and
, president of Manning Bowman Co,
for the past 80 years. died at his
home Sunday morning following a
heart attack. was held yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock from his home
at 76 Lincoln str ct. Rev. DR.. Albert
]. Lord. pastor Of the Mcriden First
Congregat iontSs church. officiated
Rurial was in the Walnut Grove
cemetery.
The active bears we're Howard f.
Boardman. Sherman +. johnson
Foster NJ. johnson. Curtis s. John.
| nso Horace c. Wilcox Lewis L. vii.
cox. Constant Il. Decherd and Fred.
crick b, Hill. The honorary bearers
were Arthur s. Lane. William X
Smith, Burton l.. Iawton. Frank Z
Sands, Reginald p. Tracy. Harry
Mirrielcss, DIR. J. d. Eggleston and
Charles NJ. Williams.
Tabs Whist Tomorrow
| Tho weekly whist party of the st
Paul 7. A. b. society of kensingtor
will be given tomorrow evening a
Tabs hall at Upson's corner. Priel
will be awarded the winners In boil
the men and women games. Their,
will be a special prize of large siz'
turkey.
Refreshments will be served. TIL,
general public is invited.
Large Attendance Expected
| A large attendance Is expected a
the annual Christmas sale and sup
per to be given at the KensingtoI
NJ. T.. church tomorrow Afternoon
and evening under the auspices o
the Ladies' Aid society. All plan
have been completed for the affai
by the committee in charge. Their
will be sale OF aprons. fancy arti
cles. novelties candy. starting at
o'clock. Supper win be served at
o'clock.
The general public is invited to at
tend.
Play This Evening
| Following its great shown
against the South Church five o
kNew Britain. the Kensington BOY,
club basketball team Is confident q
defeating the Southington "Y" tear
this evening. The game will be
re gular county ~" league affair an
will he played in Southington. Al
players are asked to report in from
Of the kensington post office at So
o'clock.
lrRular Meeting Tue~lay
The regular meeting Of the Cen
trail congregational club Of Connec
ticut will he hold at the Center Con
rresational church in Meriden .
Tuesday. Tee. II. at s o'clock. n
program will consist Of 4 social hour