New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
Notes

Members of the Kensington Sew ing club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Schilling of New Britain next Monday evening.
 On Thursday afternoon the Grange Sewing circle will meet in Grange hall for it's regular weekly meeting.
 The Tuesday evening bridge club will hold it's regular weekly meet ing this evening.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Berlin church will meet to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox.
 The Queen Esther circle of the Kensington Methodist church will meet this evening in the social rooms of the church.
 Grange Election Tonight
 The Berlin Grange will hold its annual election of officers in Grange hall this evening. Refreshments, in charge of Lecturer Leslie Watkins. ming the Grange will hold another of the whist and bridge parties in the hall on Pennington avenue. Re treatments will be served and prizes awarded. C. M. Weldon is chairman of the affair.
 Correction
 An error was made yesterday in reference to the 25th anniversary of Mir. and Mrs F. o. Shjerden. The silver wedding anniversary was held in honor of MT. and Mrs, Shjerden at the home of Mir. and Mrs Charles Pratt.
 Evening Schools in Full Swing
 The evening schools of the town. now entering in the third week of the season, are reported to be in full swing. The continuation class de- voted almost entirely to those who have not completed junior high school. is smaller than usual, but it is said that the type of student this year surpasses those of previous years.
 Gaining momentum with each session, the classes for fOreign-born adults are reported to be progressing satisfactorily. The quota, which was set at Is at the beginning of the season, has been more than sur passed and the class now consists of 20 students. It was feared for a time that it would not be possible to con- tinue the class If the interest in it did not pick up, but according to latest reports the class has achieved so much interest in local foreign speaking circles that it is thought more students will be forthcoming.
 The schools are open to the public for observation.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Pajor of Pennington ave nue, Kensington. Sunday afternoon.
 Pancake Supper Planned
 Plans will be made this evening at a meeting of the members Of the Kensington T. A. B. society, for the annual pancake supper to be held m Lloyd's hall on the evening of No vcmber 9. It has been rumored that alt llllS supper ollc iHdJ ''t pau cakes and sausage as long as his stomach desires with no extra charge for quantity. The proceeds of the pancake supper will be used to renovate the hall. At the present time the hall is in bad need of re- pair. A drive for membership will also be instituted this month.
 Around the Town
 The street leading to the depot in Kensington has been graded. For some time the driveway has been in need of repair, and as each car pass ed over the unusually large number of bumps this need was stressed more and more. Action has been taken and the result is now seen in the roadway. where quantities of crushed stone were dumped in the ruts and holes.
 Renovations are now in process on the Pierce property on Berlin street This house was bought by Frank Seibert of New Britain and renova- i tions were at once begun. Water connections are being made.
 Woman's Aid Entertainment An entertainment will be given ir tie town hall in Berlin on November , at p. m. under the auspices ol the Woman's Aid society of the Ber- lin Congregational church. Music