New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

mobile and on arrival a shore dinner will be enjoyed. In the afternoon 1t | Is planned to hold a number of ath letic events with suitable prizes being offered.
 All Kensington To Play
 The All-Kensington baseball team which has been on the straight and narrow path for the past few weeks and has been chalking up a number of wins, will endeavor to take sweet revenge on the Meriden Mohawks in the second game of three-game series, in this town Sunday.
 The first game was played in Meri- den last Sunday. Ike local team came out on top after set to in which good and bad baseball played their parts Fresh from this victory the All-Kensington team will do their best to sew up the series, according to Manager Patsy Buckley who ex- pressed himself as confident that his team would crash through for a vic- tory. Either Hayes or Chant will be on the mound for the local team Sum day.
 The regular practice will he held at the grounds this evening when Mana- ger Buckley will put lis charges their paces in anticipation of the game Sunday One of the largest crowds of the season is expected to view the contest
 Methodist Church Notes
 The regular Thursday evening meeting of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening. Contrary to future plans Morgan Nor sans of New Britain will be unable to cad the meeting which will be held lnder the direction of Mrs. Mary rryon.
 The Sunday services at the church will be held at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. E. 2. Lounsbury, former pastor of the ,hurch will deliver the sermon. His opic has not been announced. The 'eguIar session of the Sunday school will be held at 12 o'clock. No evening 'ervices will be held during the month 'f August.
 Approaching Marriages
 Joseph ssti and Mis-, Mora Jum- ,ollo, both of this own, were called 1, or the second time at St. Pauls l hurch, Sunday. The young people, | 10th of whom are well known fin | iensington will be, united in marriage | t St. Paul's church on Thursday, august 21. Following a wedding trip | uring which they will spend a few avs fin New York and Montreal, 'an., they will make their home in his town. .s. f
 John Cooney of East Berlin and iiss Theresa Vensiense of kensington 'ill be united in marriage at St. 'auls church on Wednesday. August 0. Both young people are well nown here, Miss Nensiense being em- loved at the American Paper Goods 0.
 Grange Fair in September.
 Plans are rapidly being completed or the Grange Fair which will be eld in the Grange hall on the nights f September IS, D and c0.--The af- air promises to be one Of the most laborate to have been conducted by ls grange m qulte some tln1e. I nere ill be various sorts Of entertain lent with dancing being enjoyed on ach night. It is expected that the ntertainment will be furnished by le various granges in this district.
 Grand Ball Planned.
 What should be one of the best vents to be conducted under the aus Ices of the Tripoli Italiana lodge, No. )71. is being planned for Saturday iening. September 6, in Foresters s all. On that night a grand ball will t ? held with the music being fur q shed by the South Manchester or { lestra. The committee in charge of I e affair plan to have the hall in the st of shape. [
 Democratic Caucus Called. C Chairman Thomas Pagan of the l town committee. has is- T ed call for d democratic caucus 0
 be held in Foresters' hall tomor- " evening. At this time delegates r III be elected to the congressional. C ate and county cont entions Thei ucus has been cslieI considsra nls | rlisr than has been the custom in [