New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Girls Stockings and Under
He will begin his first. years work al

| lie VIII Deg1n MS nrSt, year Work q
Yale university. Marion Hall, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hall. wi;
resume her studies at Bates college
Maine. Kermit Stevens, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens, will enter
Brown university, Providence, X. L.
as a freshman. Karl Elmgren, son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Emgren OF
Beckley, will return to the. Bentley
School of Accounting, Boston. Mass
Lawrence Golen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanislaw Golen, will return to Bos-
ton university as a sophomore. He is
a graduate OF the Goddard seminary.
Chester Bunce has already returned
to Elizabethtown, New York, where
he is employed as can instructor OF
English at the High school
Rally Sunday Tomorrow
Rally Sunday will be observed at
the Berlin Congregational church to-
morrow at noon with special service
in the chapel Of the church, in which
all departments will unite, Older
Boys class, Mems Bible class, Sunday
school and church congregation.
The address will be made by the
pastor, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, who
will speak on Our Ideal of What the
Sunday School Should Be-" The
Junior orchestra will furnish music
in the course of the service and re-
marks will be given by former SUI
perntendents OF the Sunday school,
who will be seated upon the platform:
Francis Deming, Frank l.. Wilcox and
Arthur l.. Woodruff.
Promotions will be made in the
class taught by Miss Clara Hubbard
and the classes will make reports of
their years activities. Following the
service the Sunday school picture will
be taken.
Baseball Tomorrow
The Walnuts of Hartford will clash
with the All Kensingtons at the Per-
cival avenue field tomorrow afternoon
at 3:15 o'clock in one of the hardest
games of the season for the Kensing-
ton team. The Walnuts arc a well
known amateur delegation throughout
tn estate and have an excellent
record. Recently they played a IA
inning game in Wallingford, being
beaten by few runs in the last inning.
They have added the scalp of the
Cromwell team to their collection this
season.
The probable lineup for the Ken
sington team is: Hayes, pitcher;
Mckeon, catcher; Mccormick, first
base; Venture, second base; Giana
third base; Fields, short stop; Kingo,
right field; Orsie, center field; Ives
left field.
Dance This Evening
A dance will be held this evening
at Foresters hall under the auspices of
the ALI Kensington baseball team. The
South Manchester orchestra will
furnish music.
May Re In Parade
several servicemen from Berlin
will probably be in the parade in New
Britain this afternoon" according to
James l.. Corr, commander of the
Kssica post Of the American
Legion. ii was planned at first to have
a delegation representing the local
post, but at special meeting held two
weeks ago for the election of delegates
to the convention and deciding of
other details there was not a large
enough attendance to warrant the
of plans.
The interest taken in the Berlin |
post is not great and the commander
has been working for some time to get 1
he men interested in the activities
Of the post. They seem to place other
activities ahead of meeting of the |
post, says the commander.
Work will soon be started on the
-emoval of the roll of honor from In
ront of the town hall, it is expected.
rhe committee in charge has been at
work. for some time and it is thought
hat the roll will not long grace" the
ront lawn of the town hall. 1t will be
tored in the cellar as an historical
ellie.
st. Pau's Church.
Masses at st. Paul's church, kens-
rgton, will be celebrated at s and
0 a m. tomorrow, Rev. j. G. Bren-
an officiating.
Berlin Congregational.
The Older Boys class will meet at
0 a. m. daylight saving time. The
sgular morning service will be held
/ t0:45 O'Clock. The Sunday Echool ]
I'D Bible class sessions will be omit