New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

1o;45 o'clock. A "Children's Day program will be held. It will b,
 conducted by the pastor. The Ladies Benevolent Sewin, society will hold a supper in tn. church parlors on Thursday of l..1-
 week, Holders and aprons will b,
 on display and may be procured from o'clock on. Supper will b, served al 6:3o o'clock.
 Tabs Meeting There will be a meeting of th, St. Paul Fife & Drum corps o kcnsington at the Tabs hall or Monday evening at s o'clock. Tho meeting will he followed by a re- hearsaI. All members are asked t; be present.
 To Observe Ami, crsary Mir and Mrs. Clarence J. Roard man of Worthington ridge will ob serve their o5th wedding annivcrsar r, tomorrow at their home. A dime, party for members of their famil, will bc held in tho afternoon.
 Graduation Exercises
 Final arrangements arc being completed for the graduation oxer. cises of tho Junior High pupils which will be held Wednesday evening at Iloyd's hall at S o'clock. X pronl- incnt speaker will be secured to ad dress the graduates. Tho list of graduates and the program will be announced early next week. Last year the exercises were held in the Perrin Congregational church.
 Grange Meeting
 X meeting of the Berlin Grange v ill be held Tuesday evening at the Grange hall on Pennington avenue. The Grange will observe "Neighbor's s Night and invitations have been sent to Middletovn and Cromwell. The visiting Oranges will present tNo numbers on the program. Danc- ing will bc enjoyed and refreshments served
 Tho committee in charge of ar arrangements is as follows: Mrs. Leon Hall. chairman. Leon Hall. Mir and Mrs. Carl Young, Roy Young, Nellie Brown. Anna Read and Julia Crane.
 IT ifs very improbable that tho Grange will stage any more card parties until next fall. The Grange parties proved very popular during the winter months and were largely by the public.
 East Berlin Items
 X five reel motion picture en- titled Jest We Forget" will be shown al the Methodist church to- morrow evening. The picture is a realistic and dramatic portrayal Of the tragedies that were an every day occurrence in the old saloon days prior 10 the adoption of the 18th amendment. The film is 8 reg ,llar picture release and has been shown in most Of the theaters of the The evening service will begin at S o'clock. A general invi- ta,ion is extended to members of all churches to attend the show ing Of the film. Morning service at the church will be held at 1o:45 o'clock with Sunday school at 1o o'clock. Tho junior league will meet at } o'clock and the Epworth league at :: :15 o'clock.
 Services at st. Gabriel's Episcopal church will be held at 10 o'clock preceded by the church school meet ng at 9 o'clock.
 The local mail services has been augmented with another mail de- hni, Y ork daily at 1 o'clock.
 On Monday evening the Sacred Heart Thespians will stage play 1t Athletic hall entitled Johnny Take a Look" Eehearsals for the event have been going on for some ime and the final rehearsal was leld last evening. The play abounds n humor and funny situations and s certain to keep the play goers n laughter. The cast has been selected with care. Dancing will follow the presentation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Clark are at ending the annual commencement exercises at Triton Seminary in New Hampshire. Mir. Clark is a former ,raduate of the school.
 The Pythian Sisters will meet 'ionday evening at s o'clock at hall.
 The Modern Woodmcn meeting for Monday evening at IthletiC hall will be omitted.
 A slight improvement has been eted in the condition of Henry 'orter.