New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
BERLIN NEWS
tContinued From Page Seven)
Golf Course Opening


 Returns from nationwide elections received by radio marked the open ing of the Country Club" indoor golf course in Lloyd's hall last night There was a goodly crowd present to watch the opening match on the course, which was played by Rsr- iin's three selectmen.
 Funeral of Mir. McCabe
 The funeral of John J. McCare was held at St. Paurs church thls morning at , o'clock. The solemn high mass was conducted by Rev Matthew J. Traynor of St Mary's church. New Britain. Rev. John Donahue of St. Joscph's church, New Britain; Rev. Francis Egan, as sstant rector of St. Augustincs church, Hartford; and Rev. John C. Brennan of St. pauls church, kensinSton, assisted.
 1nterment was in St. Mary's ceme- tery, New Britain.
 Hubbard Pr Assn. Elects
 The first meeting ofathe Parents Teachers association for the season was held last evening at the Hub bard school with d good attendance despite the rain. The officers for the ensuing year were elected at this time, the following slate being voted into office hy acclamation Prcsi- dent Jarvis c. DoWd; vice president, Mrs. Harold l.. Clark; secretary, Mice AalC1r. Theodore Savage.
 Following the business session the All club members staged an cXhibi- ton of the work under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and Mrs. Archer Walsh. Their presentI- tion wau greatly enjoyed. At the conclusion of the program Superin- t"ndent Miss Mary Griswold voiced her appreciation of the work being donc by the All groups and advo- catcd the spread of the work among other groups.
 The pupils of the eighth grade sold home made candy after the enter taInment, the money to be used to purchase the class rings.
 East Berlin Items
 Mr. and Mrs. Egnar Peterson en- t"rialncd q group of their friends at their home on penfeld avenue last evening at a harvest luncheon and bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold bay, Mrs. Edward hahms. Fred Werdclin, Edward kahms and Charles l'sko.
 A most successful whist and bridge was held at the Sacred Heart church social rooms on Monday evening, one of the largest crowds of the season attending. Next Mon day evening there will be a whist, bridge and setback party at the church with Mrs. Arthur Forth and Mrs. Michael Donovan of Meriden da hostesSes \ baked ham supper will be served in the Community banquet hall this evening at 6;3O o'clock under the l auspices of the Ladies' Aid society 1. Of the Methodist church. A mos; | appetizing menu has been prepared {. for the occasion.
 A whist and social will be held al | St. Gabriel's Episcopal church to- lIlci lCN 'NflliilS dl a U ClDth- il+ ! men of the parish will be hosts for i the evening. Refreshments will be | served
 Church Night will be observed { at the Methodist church tomorrow 1 evening. A buffet luncheon will be i served al e:&0 o'clock. after which . the usual program will be held.
 The library will he open Friday afternoon 2 and evening for the ex- change of books.
 This district went overwhelmingly republican al yesterdays election, the vote of that party beirg in near ly to ratio over the democratic vote. The democrats ran consider ably ahead of their usual showing, however. a3 there are not more than ;; registered Recording to the lis' Dean Cross, the democratic nominee for governor received 55 votes here.
 FOR BEST RESULTS