New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
BERLIN NEWS
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ans of the East Berlin Methodist church.
 Elected Directors
 At the annual meeting of the Hartford County Farm bureau held in the Congregations church at East Hartford yesterday Carl Lund and Mrs, T. NJ. Savage Of Berlin were elected directors from this town for the coming year.
 Noes
 Mrs. Eddy x. smith of Worthing- ton ridge has left for Boston, where she will visit for a week.
 Charles E'iskc, Jr,, of Bcckloy has accepted q position at the Monroe store in New Britain.
 Grange Card Party
 The card party held by Berlin Grange last evening was well at tended at the home of Mrs. William sheldon of Pennington road. Prizes were awarded and refreshments were served.
 Bible Class
 The Berlin Mems Bible class will hold it's December meeting this eve ming in the Community house at o'clock. Professor Odell Shepard of Trinity college will address the gath "ring. His topic will be "Connccti- cut From Afar."
 Christmas Tree Sale
 As in former years Bolton Kasica post, American Legion. will conduct it's annual Christmas tree sale in the town. Members of the Legion will make q housC-to- house canvass to secure orders Joseph l.. Wilson of kenSington is chairman of the committee.
 East Berlin Items
 Mrs. Isabelle H&zen was rendered U birthday surprise party at her hon" yesterday afternoon by num- ber of her frit nds. Mrs. IIazcn was presented with u bridge lamp. Dur ing the afternoon bridge and whist | were played, prizes being awarded 10 the following: Bridge, first prize, Mrs. James MacPhcrson; consola- . ton, Mrs. Mildred Harrington; whist, first, Mrs, E.tta Lawrence; consolation, Mrs. Thomas O'Conncll. | buffet lunchoon was served.
 Next Monday evening the Matte 1. beSrtt Temple of rythian Sisters will | entertain the Middletown and Mcri- i. den lodges at the home temple. Scy- . eral candidates are to be initiated . and the visiting lodges will put on the work. All local members are cN- i p"ct"d 10 be present. An cntertain- . m"nt program has also been ar ranged by the social committee. !
 The Community club meeting ihiS evening will commence prompt . iy Tt o'clock as the entertainment . program will take up most of the evening. There will be d short busi- ness session to be followed hy the program as arranged hy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loomis and Mr. and Mrs James MacPherson. Miss Doris Pontirld of Hartford, an elocutionist Of note. will feature the cutprtain- mont, The musical numbers will be sung by Rev. and Mrs. l.. F. Adkins "rhe Golden Rule as Applied to the Community Club' will be the sub ject of a talk by Mr. Adkins.
 The nd-wcek meeting of the Methodist church will be held to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church social rooms. Choir practice will be held after the service.
 At the meeting of the Modern Woodmen held Monday evening the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year; Edward Clark Y. C.; Leroy Palmer, W. A.; Max Sugenhimc, clerk; Arthur Law renee, banker; Joseph Frank, os- cort; c, I;amsr5t sentry Walter Krashen, Wdtcl1lnan trustees, Jo- soph Frank, Mills Griswold and George Domoro.
 The prize winners at the Sacred Heart whist held Monday evening Werc as follows: Whist, Mrs. Lena Emond Mrs. Edward Ives, Mrs Frank Picrpont, Earl Brown, Mrs. k. Corr, Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Cote, W. Carey, Mrs. it L@ Count, Ruth War rcn, Mrs w. 1;ngwood Mrs. P, Srgrist. Mrs Hartman Mrs. T. Daily Miss Mary Maulo, J. Cashman, J. .Mclnerny; bridge, Mrs. W. Horton Gerald Footct, Mrs. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs F. McKeon, l.. Sweeney, J. Schall, Mrs. J. Woods, A. Reynolds: consolation prizes Mrs. l.. McKeon Mrs. J. patnand", Mrs, NJ. Carey.