New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

be served at 6:30 o'clock. Dr. George 5. Lowell rector of Hopkins Gram mar school of New Haven, will be [ the speaker.
 Prof. Odell Shepard of Trinity col lege will speak on "Connecticut From Afnr" at the weekly meeting of the Bible class Of the Berlin Con- gregational church in the Commun ity house Wednesday evening.
 The Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church vii hold special meeting ct the home of Miss F.. Wilcox on "Wednesday evening. All women are invited. Miss Helen Ehom will give a travel talk
 Canvass Is Successful
 The every member canvass con ducted by the Berlin Congregational church yesterday was reported as extremely successful. Members ot the church were entertained at din ncr in the church by the ladies of the Congregation and then proceed cd 10 a house toulouse canvass dur ing the afternoon. According to several members who conducted the canvass. thc- results were very grat = flying. and it is thought that the budget as prepared by the church board for the coming year will be overSubGcribed.
 Hunters Trek Northward
 
 orator of Mack's garage in kensing- ton. Percy and F. Fl. Hamilton of Berlin. and two others have left on a hunting trip 10 Massachusettes. They plan to make their headquart- CTS in Otis, Mass. and from there 10 descend on the game and sur prise them by the sheer weight of number.
 The past few weeks have seen the goings and comings of several groups of men to the land of the deer. On Saturday and Sunday "Al' Holmquist entertained parties of 30 people each day at d venison feast with spells obtained from a hunting trip a week ago. The party with which "AT' went obtained two fine spcrimcntS of deer.
 From the Town Clerk
 Paul Caval Of Berlin has sold to Veronica Savage of New Britain his hiuse and % acres Of land east Of Maple cemetery on the turnpike.
 A daughter, Theresa Ann, has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Julius Mayer Of KonSin%ton. according to the records in the town clerks of fee.
 Berlin Notes
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troupe will spend this week in New York city.
 Mrs. R. C. Merwin of Worihingt on ridge entertained at supper Satur- day night at her new home.
 Mrs. Alexander Houston and daughter Alice will spend the winter months in St. Petersburg, Florida, They planned to leave to- day.
 Mrs. Harold Lee Judd is visiting with her brother in Detroit, Mich.
 John Deming. a student at Wes- leyan university in Middletown, spent the week end with his parents on Galpin's hill.
 Miss Twila Weaver has returned to her home Tn Pittsburgh, Pa. after spending several months with her aunt and uncle. MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Whearty of Pennington road.
 Mrs. Elsie Schoneld and Mrs. Florence suprenant attended the state meeting of the American I.c- glon auxiliary at the Hotel Taft n New Haven Saturday.
 The Queen Esther circle of the Kensington M. F. church will meet tomorrow evening in the rooms at the church to prepare box for Ellis island.
 The weekly whist of the Sacred Heart church will be held this eve ming in East Berlin. Many Kensing- tonians plan to attend.
 Funeral of Mrs. Abel
 Funeral services were held for the
 c Mrs. Geraldine Abel yesterday
 ,crnoon at } o'clock Gt the funeta al
 rlors of B. C. Porter Sons on
 urt street. New Britain. Rev. w. Alderson of Trinity Methodist
 urch of that city officiated. h. rment was in the Cromwell ceme- ny. The pail bearers were Lucius Bushnell. K. Grey, J. Grey, and Le roy Palmer.