New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
BERLIN NEWS
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Day, although some or the piaces or l business will reopen their doors aft CT the parade and exercises at the Kensington Congregational church. The post offices will be on holiday schedules, Jopening in the morning from 7:l5 util 10 o'clock, daylight saving time. There will be no village or rural deliveries during the day. The Berlin Savings bank will be closed during the entire day and the libraries will also observe the holi- day by remaining closed.
 Bal Leagues First Game
 An organization meeting of the new Kensington Indoor Baseball league will be held at the Percival avenue field on Monday evening at G:30 o'clock, At that time a game will be staged between the Kensing- ton Athletic club and the Old Tim CTS and 1t is expected that the fracas will be worth watching. Percy Wells is captain of the Athletic clubs team and John McCabe heads the old timers. Included in the ranks Of the latter team will be Lawrence Southarl of Berlin. former Har- ward athlete. The meeting will be held at the conclusion of the game. All persons interested In the forma- ton of such a league are invited to be present at this first meeting.
 Baseball During Week-End
 The All-Kensingtons will play three games this weekend. Tomor- row morning after the memorial services they will meet the Milldale team at the Percival field and in the afternoon the two teams will meet again at Milldale. On Sunday the Pcrcival field will be the scene Of another struggle, Collinsville being the visiting team.
 | "Moko-Hoko" Meeting A meeting Of the "Moko -Hoko' 1 club Of the Berlin Congregational i church was held last evening in the church parlors. Plans for supper on June were made.
 To Present Plays Tonight Nathan Hale" and "A Man With out Country" will be presented to- night at the Town hall by the mem hers of Miss Griswold's class Of the Berlin Congregations church school It is expected that there will be a large audience to greet the young performers.
 Fast Berlin Briefs
 The local members of the Boy scouts will attend meeting of their troop at Berlin this evening.
 A choir rehearsal will be held al St Gabric's church this evening al 2 o'clock and all members are re- quested 10 attend.
 All interested are invited to at- tend the ordination service at Holy Trinity church in Middletown Sat, urday morning at 10 o'clock. Among these to be ordained is G. Clarence Lund of this place. He will leave the first part of June for Akron. O.. where he will commence his dutiei as curatc of St. Pauls church 1T !. that city.
 , A number from this place will at : tend the barn dance at Woike's II l West Cromwell this evening. Memorial Day exercises will b = held here on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The parade will form a t the Knights of Pythias hall at 2:4
 D. m. and will start at 3 o'clock = Lieutenant Marvin Hazeiwood vii l act as marshal and his aides ar ? Harold Clark and George Dalby r The line of March will be Cottag ] street, Penfield avenue. Berlin stree, ! Wilcox avenue, Grove street, Mai street to the cemetery" where tn ! decoration of the graves will talk ! place. The main exercises will b held at the nagpole. Rev. A. ( . Fuller will deliver the welcom'
 Thi, will be followed by the. sing ing of America" by the school chi $ dren. Prayer will be offered b = Rev. V. Phillips. The Commupit IL lUD cnOTuS VIII lNiluNl f'N' iH' '' = lections. The address of the da
 will be given by Professor W.
 Chantcr.
 The hours at the local post offit
 Memorial Day are as follows: Ope
 at 7:3o a. m. and close at 9 o'cloc , and reopen at 5:15 and close at
 o'clock.
 n G. Clarence Lund will have chart
 Of the morning service at St. G'
 briefs church Sunday at o'cloc
 sunday-school will follow this ser J. ice at 10 o'clock.
 'h Dancing every Thursday and Sa l. urday, Lakeview Park, Middleto" H. Ahlberg's Orch.--advt.