New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
Officers to Be Installed

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 Officers to Be Installed
 A joint installation of officers of Boltonkasic post, American Le- zion. and its ladies' auxiliary will be night at q special meeting called for this purpose. All members of both organizations are invited to attend the ceremonies. County Commander Perry will be the installing officer for the American Legion post. while a committee has been appointed by the auxiliary to officiate.
 Officers to be installed by the American Legion post are Con- mander, Paul Baker; first vice com mander, Paul Stange: second vice commander, Vernon Record: finan- cial officer, Henry Dickinson; finan- cial secretary, George Hanford; ad- jutant Richard Patterson; sergeant at arms, James Austin; assistant sergeant at arms, Joseph Bulcini; service officer, Wilfred Moore; his- torian. Howard Bunce, and chap lain, Joseph Wilson. An executive committee for periods of three. two and one year terms consists of Adolph Schultz, James E. Corr. and Frank PierDont.
 Officers of the auxiliary who will be installed are: President, Mrs. El- sic Fentres; first vice president, Mrs. Nora Spinner; second vice president. Mrs. Bessie Edelson; chaplain. Mrs. Grace Ventres; secretary, Mrs Marie Stange; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Lil- Han Hall, and historian, Mrs. Alice Barrett.
 After the business of installation is over Monday night, cards will be played and refreshments will be served.
 Enjoy Halloween Quietly
 The children of Berlin went about their fun making in quiet and sane way last night. having their fun without doing the damage which is usually the case on such occasions. Most of the fun making was confined 10 wearing ludicrous costumes befitting the occasion, bell ringing, and the like.
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses at St. Pauls church will be celebrated tomorrow at ' s and 10:l0 a. m. Rev J. (. Brennan will officiate. Sunday school will follow the lo:l0 o'clock service
 Berlin Congregational Church
 The boys club will meet with the pastor at 10 d. m. tomorrow. Rev. Samuel A. F'iske will preach at the regular morning worship at 1O:45 o'clock and communion service will be held. Sunday school and the Mems Bible class will meet at noon. Kensington Congregational Church
 Sunday school will be held at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Morning worship will be held at o:45 o'clock with Rev, Walter M. Roberts officiating in the absence of a regular pastor. The commun- ion service will be held.
 Masquerade Party
 A masquerade party was held at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Erickson of High road Thursday night There were numerous guests present from Hartford, New Lon don and Berlin.
 A number of interesting games were played by the guests. In bridge MT. and Mrs. Charles Fuller of New Britain won first prizes. John Fordith of Hartford won first prize for the funniest mans cos- tune. Mrs. Charles F. Fuller of New Britain wore the costume which was voted the funniest of any worn by the ladies at the party.
 Refreshments were served and the guests had a highly enjoyable time during the course of the evening.
 Ladies Aid Meet
 The Ladies Aid society of the kensington Methodist church will neet at the home Of Mrs. George Hanford on Wednesday afternoon al ":30 o'clock.
 kensington Methodist Church
 The morning worship service at l o'clock will be a communion ser. vice.
 The Epworth League will hold ar interesting devotional meeting foI young people at 6;45 o'clock in the evening.
 The evening worship service vii