New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
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the house, helping father do the
chores around the outside Of the
house, cleaning cellars washing VIM
doWs, saving wood and cutting it up,
fixing the furniture, tearing down old
chicken coOps, fences. etc. and cut
ting up for fire wood: running err
rands to the post office and stores,
selling papers and magazines and
working in the gardens on SATURDAYS.
DIR. Coyle to Practice Here.
DR.. William f. Coyle. a native of
Waterbury, but WHO has for the past
three or four years practiced his
profession in Fergus Falls. Mime
sofa, has taken an interest in the Of
fees and practice of DIR. r. M. Girls
void of Kensin gton. and in the future
will be associated with him in his
work here. Since the departure Of
Dr. Mathew Griswold to the medical
corps of the army, DIR. Griswold has
been busy and DIR. Coyle will take
care of the work formerly done by
him. He arrived in town yesterday
to take UP his duties.
kensington Defeats Worthington.
The kensinaton Grammar School
baseball team defeated the Worthing-
Thursday afternoon at the Berlin
Fair Grounds. by a score of OTTO 4.
For the kensington team E. Bred
bury and E. Orsie were the batteries,
and B. Nelson and Joe Biganott did
the honors for the Worthington boys.
Honest Bob" Richie held the indi-
Gator. The game was featured by
the hitting of Joe Ringwood, Elliot
I2itch HE. Jack Roche, William Carey
and Robert Pagan. Robert Pagan
was the heavy hitter of the Kensing-
ton team scoring five home runs and
two three baegers. The game is the
first of series which is to be
played between the two teams to de-
eide the championship of the town.
The next game is scheduled for
Monday, April 22
Masquerade a Success.
The Foresters masquerade which
was held in their hall last night was
a success in every way. A large crowd
from this town and also from New
Britain was on hand. Drawing Tor
IS gold piece was held during the
evening, the winner being Sergeant
William Hawkins. Prizes for the best
lady's costume, and for the best gen
tlemen's costume were also given
Helen Clarity and Hiding Carlson
; taking the prizes. The music for
dancing was furnished by Mckeon's
orchestra.
Berlin Briefs
! Minor Goodrich has been called for
! service with the Naval Reserve at New
! ondOn, and will leave for that post
! Monday morning. He enlisted short
| time ago with the Naval Reserve as
! a ship carpenter.
+. Leon Hall is spending a furlough
at his home here. He is stationed at
! Camp Devens in a mortar battery bat
! TALON.
Frank Aspinwall of P1ainville will
move next week to the Aspinwali
| home on Berlin street
The unit to which Miss Eliza beth
| Roby is attached has been called to
New York where it is probable they
will undergo a short training previous
! to their being sent overseas.
! E.. Regular services will be held in all
! the churches tomorrow.
Albert Ronchetty, who has been in
disposed at his home with pneu-
monia, is slightly improved.
Miss Anna Retz of Oma ha. Nebras
| ka. has returned to her home after
| months stay with Mr.. and Mrs
| George A. LOOMS OF Kensngton
| WANT F.0--Painting and decorating
carpenter and mason jobbing, H j
Fovien, Kensingtpn, Conn 4-o-t1