New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

Mr. COnlOn, noticing his shOrtCOm- ings in setback, has decided to try something else. When the football season comes around again, there is no doubt that John and Newt" Baldwin will be organizing a squad to take on any team in the vicinity of Blue Hills.
 Observe Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orcutt Moftatt of Main street, kensington, were tender cd q surprise party by their friends last night in honor of their 44th wed ling anniversary. They were pre- sontod with q purse of money. MT. Moffatt is observing his 79th birth day anniversary today, while his wife will be 70 years of age next month.
 See Moving Pictures.
 The pupils of inc eighth and ninth grades of the Worthington school and the pupils of the Kcnsington Junior high school were entertained yesterday morning at moving pie Ituro show in Forcsters' hall, Ken sington. The picture was of an cdu- cational nature and showed how in Icandescent lamps arc made with the courtesy of the Connecticut Light and Power Company. The show was much enjoyed by those present.
 Will Furnish Program. About 15 members of Berlin Grange will be present at the meeting of Union Grange, Southngton, on Friday evening, May 15. An invi- tation has been received from the Southington Grange. in which the Berltnitcs have been asked 10 fur nish the lecturers program. The talent of Berlin will get busy next week and will work out a program,
 Cut By Flying Glass, Mrs. William B. Walker of Crom- well was slightly injured by flying glass, when a car in which she was riding on tho New Britain road yes tcrday afternoon, crashed into a telephone pole The car was driven by q Miss Macdonald, also of Crom- well. Mrs. Walker was attended by iDr. Matthew II. Griswold of Ken sington and proceeded to her home.
 Conlon's Team Beaten. John Conlon's team suffered a sct- back at setback, when it stacked up against the Tabs team at the hall last evening. The final score showed Ithat Conlon and his crowd were de ] foatcd, 30 to IS. John took the 1 beating gracefully and expressed i hopes for next year.
 Christian EndcaNOr Meeting,
 A meeting of the Junior Christian Endeayor society of the Kcnsington i Congregational church was held this afternoon at o'clock. The leader was Barbara Baldwin and tho topic under discussion was "Chcor'uln"ss in the Home" The new organization lis making great progress and is pop ular with the younger people of the church.
 All -KcnSingtun Ns, New Hartford.
 IlFE A lt~ N Il7l lpIi lt}T' l'fall iit' will journey to New Hartford tomor- row, there 10 meet the baseball team from that town. Members of the 1 local team will meet at Mack's gar age at 1o:45 o'clock in the afternoon and will make the trip by truck. The game is scheduled for D. m, Manager Buckley stated today that the team is rapidly developing and he expressed confidence that the Kensington squad will come ont on f top of the pile tomorrow. A large delegation of fans will accompany | the team 10 New Hartford
 Win Hold Informal Dance,
 A group of Konsiugton young men wilt hold an informal dance to- morrow night at < o'clock in For, estcrs' hall, Kensington, Music vii be furnished by a well known or chestra and it is expected that there will be a large attendance.
 Mrs. Henry T.. Savage. 1 The funeral of Mrs, Henry F Savage was held this afternoon at o'clock from her late home on Say age Hill. Rev. Samuel 4. Fiske pastor Of the Berlin Congregational I church, officiated and burial was in ! Wilcox cemetery. East Berlin.
 King Resigns Position. l Stanley King. for several wears 1 employed as n driver hy Inc Ameri- i ran Paper Goods Company, has ten- dered hts resignation from the firm