New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-05

leading to the home of Miss Elizabeth
Wilcox, without giving warning. The
Star therefore smashed into the other
car
A small child, one of several in the
Star, was cut by flying glass, not seri-
ously, however. The driver telephoned
to Hartford in an effort to have some
one go to Berlin to get him and the
others in the car.
Many AT Community Affair.
The party given by the Worthington
Community Center association last
evening on the lawn of the community
house was largely attended and all
present were loud in their praise of
the work Of the committee.
The weather, although it caused
those present to go indoors for time
during the evening, did not prevent
them from having a good time. In
the afternoon baseball, tennis croquet
and quoits were enjoyed. In the eve
ming the fireworks contributed by
those present were set off, making a
pretty display. Following the exhibit
ton of fireworks dancing was enjoyed
in the community house. Refresh
ments were served during the after
noon and evening and a basket lunch
was eaten in the evening.
Meeting Tomorrow
A meeting of the kensington lodge
of Maccabees will be held tomorrow
evening at O'Clock at T. A. B. hall.
"Frog Kickers" Kick
The Frog Kickers" club of Ken
sington spent yesterday as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ellsworth
at Lake Pocotopaug, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth have a cottage.
The members of the club who made
the trip were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bak-
err, Mr.. and Mrs Frank d. Clark and
family, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Gilbert
johnson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter f. Hart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude w. Stevens.
All reported a good time, good
food, good swimming and a good out
ing.
Will Practice Baseball
The All Kcnsingtons will report for
this evening at the Grammar
school diamond. The manager has
that all members of the |
SQUAD with no exceptions must posi-
lively report for practice this evening
If they wish to play Sunday at Avon.
Those who do not show up tonight
will be denied the chance of playing
in the game.
Grange Plans Party
Berlin grange will hold lawn par
ty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Dickinson of Kensington,
Tuesday evening, August Z. This
party will take the place of the usual
meeting of the organization and all
members are invited to be present. AT
he meeting last Tuesday evening the
following committee was appointed to
make plans for the affair: Joseph Will
;on, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tryon, Miss
Myrtle Prior, Miss Signe johnson and
Miss Mary Michaels.
The Childrens Night was largely at
ended Tuesday evening. There was
large number of children with a
rood attendance of adults. The hall
vas comfortably filled. The program
consisted of recitations, songs, chill
lren's games and an address by Miss
Nay Lord of the Kensington Metho-
list church. Following the program
here was social nOuT, WleH ICiic0h
nents were served.
East Berlin Items
There will be the usual mtd-week
ervice at the Methodist church this
vening at the regular hour.
Mrs. Johanna Schaefer of Hartford
pent Wednesday as the guest of Mrs.
,mma Rentcheller at her home on
Wilcox avenue.
Mrs. ]. Rose Belden, Victor Belden,
IRIS. Emily Barnes and the Misses r
label and Winifred Barnes spent the
oliday at the camp grounds in Plain Il
lille. S
George Pollard is driving a new au- r
1mobile. . j.
A reunion was held at the Hubbard ]
omestead Wednesday, the following II
cling present: MIR. and Mrs. George c
hubbard and son, Kenneth; Mr.. and
frs. Richard Hubbard and sons, a
ichard, Jr., and Raymond, of South ]
g; John J.. Hubbard of New Britain, j,
II. and Mrs. Frank Cobey and fam ri
Y and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Sugenhime =
Id family of this place. j
Frederick Rich and family have NJ