New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

garage in kensington at 1e:45 o'clock, daylight time. for the trip and the game will be played at 2:SO o'clock, Hayes. Chant and McKeon will be the battery for Kensington.
 Sinsbury and Collinsville are practically tied for championship of the Valley league and it is Man ager Buckiey's object to find out just how strong the league is.
 Trustees Are Elected.
 c. H. Johnson, C. W. Williams and Ora Eagerly were elected mem- bers of the board of trustees for three years at the quarterly con- ference at the Kcnsington Metho- dist church last night.
 Charles Sharpe was elected 10 the board of stewards and he will act with the other members. F. F. Hanford. Thomas Hanford. Charles F. ISewis. Mrs. M A. Tryon. George Tryon, R. F. Tryon, C. W, Williams, R. A. Williams. Mrs. C. F. Lewis, Mrs. C, w Williams. Mrs. F. A. Wooding, Mrs, C. Sharpe and C, H. Johnson.
 The election of officers was Aheld following the regular Church Night service. at which Rev. Dr, J. H Bell district superintendent, spoke.
 Field Day Nets s40. Of the field day held by BoIion-
 About $40 was cleared as result Kasica post of the American 1-e- zion. if was announced at meet ing held last night at r. A. B. hall, Kensington. This was practically inc only business transacted, about 12 members being present.
 No new members were received lnci "i~ht. A rcrort on the prog ress of the membership camraign will h" submitted at an e"r'v date.
 To Omen Athletic Hall.
 Athletic hall. East Berlin. will formally open for the winter sea- son. on Monday evening of next week. The entire building will he ~'ven over 10 the residents of East Berlin. the pool rooms. dance hall and louncing rooms proving popu- lar each winter.
 . Many improvements have been made in the hall since last season.
 Defense Day Exercises
 Defense day will be flttingly ob- served in Berlin tonight. when a mass meeting will be held at the town hall at s o'clock at which Lieutenant Colonel Clarence w. Seymour. former state commander of the American Legion, will de- liver an address on the meaning Of the day.
 The purpose of the day is to com sider what measures of prepared ness there are at the command of the nation. "All Fools day belongs to the paci- fists, but Defense. day belongs to the red blooded American citizens" said one Berlin man today. It is up to Berlin people to show, by their attendance at tonight's meet ing. under which classification they belong.
 To Return to School
 Among the Berlin young men and women who will return to school within the next week or so are Frances Hickey of Worthington Ridge. who will resume her studies at Laselle seminary, Auburndale, Mass; Edith Prentice, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Prentice of Worthington Ridge, who will take up work at Penn Institute, Penn sylvania; Benjamin Cashman. son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cashman of Berlin street, who is expecting to enter Wesleyan: Victoria Fisks, daughter of Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and Mrs. Fiske of Worthington Ridge, who will enter Smith col lege. Northampton, Mass.
 Will Give Party.
 Miss Victoria Fiske of Worthing- ton Bridge will entertain number of her friends informaly at her home this evening. Games will be played, refreshments served and dancing enjoyed in the course Of the evening.
 Assisting Town Clerk.
 Miss Alice Huston Of Berlin is assisting Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff in inc preparation Of the annual report of the town of Ser lin.
 List Ready Soon.
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