New Britain herald., 1930-04-14

held from his late home on Worth ington ridge Saturday afternoon. Prayers at the house at o:S0 o'clock were followed by services at the Berlin Congregational church at 5 o'clock, and burial was in Fairyiew cemetery, New Britain.
 Grange Meeting
 The semi-monthly meeting of Berlin Grange will be held tomor- row evening. A sketch will be pre- The charter will be draped in mem- ory of John Pinches, who died last week.
 D. A. R. Meeting
 A luncheon to be held at o'clock Thursday afternoon in the dining hall of the Berlin Congregations church by Emma Willard Hart chapter, D. A. R., will be followed by the regular monthly meeting at o'clock. The committee in charge is Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft Miss Alta Judd and Mrs. Leona Phelps. An ad- dress on the subject, Daughters of the American Revolution" will be given by Mrs. Sydney w. Clark.
 Berlin Briefs
 Catherine Gold, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Russel Gold of Worthing- ton ridge, is spending the Easter vacation at the home of her parents.
 Mary June Troup, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Troup, is report cd as ill and confined to her home.
 The Misses Faith and Lorilla Hanford~ will entertain the members of the Queen Esther circle this eve ming at their home.
 The Ladies Aid soicety of the kensington Methodist church will hold a merry friend party" in the church parlors on Wednesday after. noon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. George Gridiey have returned from the south. where they have been spending the winter They
 
 No change in the condition of Mrs Leon Ot ka of Deep River has been noted by the Authorities at the New Britain General hospital, where she has been patient for the past few weeks following an accident in Der lin.
 The condition of Louise Tinsley aged s, who was taken to the New Britain General hospital after being struck by ,an auto driven by Mrs Theodore Savage, is reported to be improving,
 Epidemic halts Rehearsal
 Rehearsals for the glee club con- cert to be given by the pupils of the Berlin Junior High school April 24 have been affected by the epi. demic of pink eye" that is preva. lent among the pupils. It is not thought that the effect will be very keenly felt because of the length oi time that exists between now and the time of presentation.
 Reception to Pastor
 The members of the East Berlir Methodist church will hold a recep ton in the church tomorrow nigh to welcome the newly appointed pas tor, Rev. F. E. Wilson. All mem bers of the church are expected tt attend and meet the new pastor anc | his wife.
 Congregational Church Notes At o'clock this afternoon the To ! cal troop of Girl Scouts met in tht Berlin Congregational church. 4 report OH the proceeds of their re cent vaudeville show was given. At 6:30 o'clock the Cub Scout will meet in the scout rooms. | Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clocl a special Holy Week service will b. held in the church. Rev. s. A. Fisk will speak on Our Varying Re ligious Moods" Mrs. Helen Chap man will sing at this service.
 On Thursday evening at 7:" o'clock a special Holy Week servic will also be held in the church Rev. David Lewis Yale of Meridel will give an illustrated lecture O Earthly Life of Christ"
 On Friday at 1880 the Boy Scout will hold their weekly meeting.
 Preliminary notice is given of th spring supper of the Woman's Ali society 10 be held in the church din ing ~oom Friday evening. April 25, The monthly meeting of the Mot h erhood club scheduled for this wee