New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

Great interest was shown at the meeting last evening in keeping the organization alive and plans are being made to have regular "get togtthers. T The society was formed in 1890 for the best interests of the townspcople
 At the gathering last evening every one came representing the month Of their birth. The first part of the eve- nlng was spent in guessing the birth month of those present. The latter part of the evening each member who was born in the same month got to- gether and performed stunts. The revival meeting was pronounced suc- cess and more are being looked for ward to by those present
 Sunday Baseball.
 Since the Triange Athletic club has come into existence and won it's first victory on Sunday when it defeated the Beavers of New Britain by a 21-7 score, the members feel that they are capable of defeating the married men in this towr
 As result game has been ar ranged between the Triangle team and the Independents, a group of married men not under forty years of age. The line Up for the married men s team is as follows:
 Hackett. catcher; OConnell, pitch or; Solomon. short stop; Hoppe, first base; McCabe. second base; .Mallory third base Ma1arney. right field; klease, centerfieId; Colby, left field. A fast game is expected
 kcnsinctm Library Annual
 The annual meeting of the Ken sington Free Library association, which is known as the Peck Memorial library. was held last evening at [ o'clock.
 president for another year. $. M Cowles was named as first vice. -prcsi- dent and Mrs. k. A. Wooding as sec ond vice president. Miss Marjorie Moore was elected secretary and Rob- ort Graham, treasurer. The directors elected for another year are Rev. Carleton Hazcn. C. E. Lewis and Miss Marjorie Moore.
 It was also voted at the meeting that the library should have an audi tor and Harold Upson was granted hat office. The treasurer and secre- tary's reports were rea,f and showed that many provements and ad- had been made during the year.
 Members have decided to have the library screened for the summer and 10 replace the forty carbon lamps in the building by the new mazda lights The new safe has also been opened and will be used hereafter.
 Grange Contest On.
 The contest between the married and single members of the Berlin Grange was started last evening with | bang. The single members present. ed their entertainment before the other members at the regular meeting held in the hall on Damon's Hill.
 They gave play entitled school Days at Pumpkin Center and used he names of married members for heir cast. Those taking part and the persons they represented are as fol- ows. Joseph Wilson as Prof. Hlo- water; Helen Young as Mrs. Garner Goodwin; Stanley Barrett as Ada Watkins; David Emerson as F. B. Adams; Anna Grimsky as Mrs F. B. | Adams; H. Watkins as George Read; | Theodore Skinner as G. B. Carter; l Earle Brown as Rev. S. A. riske; | .awlor Brown as Mrs. Nora Skinner; | Irace North as Mrs. Alice Sweet; Jus us Bushnell as George Tyron; Alfred | Jarrett as C. NJ. Weldon and Helen | Skinner as Mrs. Laura Austin
 In the play class work was done, | ;cngs were played and jokes were tracked about the members of the so- iety. Judges who will decide wheth- r or not the married or single mcm- ,ers put on the best entertainment , we're present from New Britain New ngton and Rocky Hill granges.
 Kcnsington Items.
 The Emma Hart Willard Parents i nd Teachers association will meet i his evening at s o'clock at the kens- ngton Grammar school. The enter | ainment will consist of singing bp | ,upils of the Grammar school and | Junior High rchool.
 Frances Chichetti and Joseoh Ara | ,f this town will be married tomor I 'ow at St. Pauls church, at o'clock. | Rev. J. C. Fireman will officiatc.