New Britain herald., 1923-09-18

first, Mrs. E. E. Adams. Peaches first. Mrs. E. B. Adams; second. Mrs H. F. Gould. Backberries, first Mrs. c. B. Carter. Plums. first, Mrs G. B. Carter; second, Mrs. F. E Adams Pineapple, first. Mrs. H. E Gould; second, Mrs. E. B. Adams.
 Fruit Exhibits
 Apples, Macintosh Red,' first Flora Norton. Wealthy, first Flora Norton. Crabapples. first. George B Carter. Peaches, Crawford Late. first, F.. B. Adams; "J. H. Haie," first Mrs. J. T. Molumphy; 'Elberta." first Mrs. J. T. Molumphy. Pears. Louise Boune." second, E. B. :. 'ams; "Du- chess,' second, E. E. Adams; 'Seckel," second, George J. Reed Plums, Burbank, second. E. B. Adams. German Prune," second, E. R. Adams.
 Grapes, first, E. B. Adams: Brown Seedlings" first, k. B. Adams; Mia gara." first, George J. Reed; "Wyom- ing Red" first, E. B. Adams; Green Mountain" second, Flora Norton; "Worden," first, E. B. Adams.
 Vegetable Awards
 Beans, white wax, first, George J.. Reed. Corn, golden bantam, first, Mrs. George Green. Beets, early Egyptian. first, George J. Reed. New Model, second, George J. Reed. Car rots, first, George J. Reed. Pop corn. first, H. r. Gould second, George R. Carter. Potatoes, first, H. E. Gould; second F. B. Adams Onions. first, Claude w. Stevens.
 Football squad Out.
 The Kensington football squad has been called out for practice this even ing at the Percival avenue field. All candidates for the eleven have been asked to be present. Kensington ex- nects to have a star football team this year and it is only with the help or all members that the lineup can be made successful.
 Meeting of Directors
 A meeting of the board of directors of the Kensington finance corporation will be held this evening at o'clock at T. A. B. hall, Kepsington, Several new business matters will be talked over by the men and other affairs at tended to.
 Wedding Tomorrow
 The wedding of Joseph 'MaLzolll ,nd Miss Theresa Achelli of kensing- ton will take place tomorrow morning 1t St. Paul's church, Kensington. Both | ire well known kensington residents.
 On Fishing Trip
 Theodore Nelson, N. w. Baldwin, | William Ross and Alfred Johnson are n toying fishing trip to Block Island md vicinity.
 Items of Interest
 Agda Baldwin has entered the N. Y. training school for ,urses.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be the regular meeting # the Knights of Pythias society at heir hall this evening.
 Mrs. Ellen Westcott left Monday for Hinton, Conn, where she was called m account of the illness of her sister, Hrs. NJ. Smith.
 Announcements have been received lere of the marriage of Miss Helen liner of Middletown to Harry Wood yard Of Sag Harbor, l.. l., which took 'lace September 15 in New York city. Hiss Miner is well known here, hav- ng formerly resided on Cottage street. Dr. Bowers of Bridgeport is spend ng few days as the guest of his aughter, Mrs. William Shepard, at CT home on Savage Hill. The first meeting Of the season of he Progressive Reading Circle will be cid this evening at the home of Mrs. harles Nelson. The Social Five" will meet at the , ome of Mrs. George Pollard on Cot ', sge street Wednesday afternoon. f MT. and Mrs. Walter McCrum and h hild of Cuba, are the guests of Mir r lcCrum's mother, Mrs. Martha Me- lii rum, at her home on Main street. I The ball game played Sunday at ( eckley between East Berlin and \, eckley was victory for East Ber- | n. the score being 15-12 with IF fl Inings. i, MT. and Mrs. Frank Oderman have lb turned from their wedding trip and V III reside in East Berlin. m Dutch farm girls wash their faces Il ffh --k f. T..