New Britain herald., 1928-10-10
berlin news
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the luneTal TINS morning OF Mics
Mary T.. Jennings of Percival avenue
the 1s-year-old kirl who was killed
In an autonDbile accident on Beach
swamp road Sunday. when six of her
girl friends acted as pallbea rers and
three others carried the flowers 1T
the funeral.
The pallbearers were the Misses
Nora O'Connell. Mary Hackett. Mary
Pelletier. Mary Bishop. Catherine
sullivan and Helen Polsrosexk. Tho
flower bearers were Mary Pack.
Mary Bishop and Nancy Hackett.
Funeral services at tho church
this morning at 3 o'clock were large
ly attended. Rev. J. C.. Brennan,
pastor, celebrated = requiem high
mass and Mrs. Madeline Horton
Schmidt sang. At tho offertory she
sang Pie Jesu' and at the conclu-
sion of the mass she sang REST
Thee Good Heart" As the body was
borne being into the church she
sang abide With Me" and az 1t was
leaving she sang Nearer My God
to Thee"
Father Brennan conducted conn.,
initial services. Burial was In St.
Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
Fast Berlin Items
The first library whist OF the sea.
son held At the home of Mrs. l.. r.
Turner yesterday afternoon was we'll
attended. their being eight tables Of
play. four bridge whist and four reg
ular whist. The prise winners 1t
bridge were: first Mrs. II. U.
Clark; second, Mrs. II. II. Clark;
consolation prise, Mrs. Fred Girls
void. The winners at regular whist
were AZ follows: first, Mrs. Adam
krauth: second, Mrs. Walter H.
payne; consolation. Mrs. George
Wells.
The Community club meeting for
this evening has been omitted to
permit all those desiring to attend
the caucus at the Berlin town hall
to do 20. The nomination for state
representative and Justice OF the
peace will be held 1t this time. r.
0. Clark for many years on the town
republican committee and finance
committee 10 republican candidate
for representative. His nomination
II practically assured.
The Fife and Drum Corps will
hold . rehearsal tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock at Community hall.
Carl Lund will be in charge.
The Pythtan Sisters are complet.
ing the details of their fair to be
held at Comma lity hall Monday
evening November s. A comedy skit
will be given as part of the enter
tainment program, Fancy embroid-
cry and miscellaneous embroidery
will be available
The mid.week prayer meeting Of
the Methodist church will not be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock In
the church pariors.
The Berlin Panthers will play
Sunday afternoon but their oppo-
nents have not been selected. Ssv-
eral teams arc being considered but
the announcement a. to the team
chosen will not be announced uAtil
Friday. The Panthers played I hard
fought game with the Maple Ends
Of Bristol Sunday and although los
Ing ~ to { were not outclassed.
The Maple Ends have the reputation
Of being one OF the very best semi.
pro teams In Connecticut and are
champions In their part of the state.
The locals will play the Bristol West
Ends before the close OF the season.
according to present plans. They lost
To- the West Ends last year - to Q.
A win over that aggregation Is anti.
cipted AZ the West Ends were given
4 bad beating oy the Maple Ends.
Improved lighting in several Of
Tho rooms at re Hubbard school 10
under construcf:c: at the present
lime. Come roon3 la,> o.:t ,ne OUT
let but 1t 10 Iiann+d Ia reibri, TIA
IN the near f.:ura.
The library viii he open friday
afternoon ard sven:IE FOR tbs q
change Of books
Georges Mitchell Of New Britain
will be in charge Of the services at |
st. Gabriel's Episcopal church rext
Sunday morning.