New Britain herald., 1919-05-12
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gregational church yesterday morn- ing Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor, announced the meeting of the COngre- gational conference which is to be held tom orrow afternoon at the South Congregational church parlors at 2:3O o'clock. The following delegates were appointed to represent the local church: Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Mi1drum, Mr. and Mrs. F. F.. Honiss, Mrs. John B. Smith, Mrs. E. H. Deming, Miss Sarah Churchill, Rev. Carleton Ha- zen, pastor of the Kensington Congre- gational church appointed the follow ing: E. P. Durham, Robert Graham, Mrs. s. M. Cowles, Mrs c. Fred John- son. Miss Marjorie Moore.
 Cancel Game.
 The Acorn Athletic club baseball team which was to meet the Majors of South Manchester in the first game of the season yesterday afternoon at the latters diamond at South Man chester cancelled the game because of rain. The mana cement of the Acorns announces that games will be secured for the locals and will be played at the Berlin Fair grounds as soon as the grounds can be leased. Andrew Orsie. who starred for the
 
 ensuing season.
 Establish Garden Clubs.
 The superintendent of the local schools, B. R, Showalter, said this morning that he is organizing the Boys and Girls Garden clubs in all of the local schools and expects 10 have over 200 member before he week ends. Each child becoming member of this organization will be given seeds. They will be instructed to take care of the plants and it IS being planned by the superintendent that next fall an exhibit will be held in the local schools and prize given to the member showing the best crops.
 T. A. B. Doings.
 The St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps will hold regular weekly rehearsal and meeting this evening at the rooms at the parish hall. Following the meeting of the corps there will be a meeting of the fair committee. All m em bers of the committee will make their final reports. Each member of the committee will be assigned to some committee, which will be active ot the fair which starts Friday.
 K. G. $. VS. Scldon.
 The kensington Grammar school baseball team will meet the team of the Seldom school of Beckley this aft. ernoon at the Kensington school dia- mond. Principal Hyde will umpire the game. The K. G. $. team have played several games this season and have won every game but one. Thursday afternoon the team will go to New Britain where they will play the team of the Northend school.
 Ridgeway Meeting.
 The RidgeWay club of Berlin will hold it's regular meeting this evening at the home of Edward Hearth of 255 South Colony street, Meriden. The club members are planning to move their motorboat from the Connecticut river at Middletown to the Austin ice pond for the summer.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Seaman Arthur Anderson. who has been spending a short furlough at. his home on Berlin street, has returned to his station at Staten island
 Norman H. Whitaker of Worthing- ton ridge has gone to New York city, where he will remain for the week.
 James J. Fitzsimmons is suffering with a broken wrist received while cranking his automobile.
 Isaac Porter of Philadelphia has opened his summer residence at Ken sington and will mo~F his family here some time this week.
 Mrs Max Taber of Stamford, who ! has been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. E, Krienberg, returned to her home Saturday.