New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
BERLIN NEWS
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Two base iit-Satainc. Sacrifice I)it-Ficlds. Hit by iack-Mc- keon and $. Dudjack. Hit by Chant --Stengel' Base on balls-off Chant g. off Politis g. off DudJack l Struck ont-by Polius ,; by Dudjack 3. tmptre-Lynch.
 The stand is large one and the hensington Athletic club deserves q great deal of credit for the work they did in erecting it, The field would do credit 10 city like Ndw Iitltaln and, with little grading, the park will become one of the best in this vicinity.
 The residents showed their inter- "st in the team by turning out 10 the game and the entire gathering remained until the last ball was thrown and the umpire had sig nailed the end of the game. Mike Lynch of New Britain. acted as umpire and his decisions were &C., c"pted as law. Each team acted in il sportSnanlke nanucr and the contest vas one worth watching,
 Ent"rtains at Party
 Miss Lucille skinner of Berlin en- tcrtained several of her friends at her home on Saturday afternoon, 'llc occasion being thu 12th anni- 'trsary of her birth, She received large number of gifts, Refresh monts were served and games were played by the youngsters.
 Church Meeting Tonight
 \ special meeting of inc Ken slngton Congregational church will bc held tonight at 5 o'clock in the church parors to act on a propo- sition to purchase a section of land in kensington for use as q recrea- ton field. It is expected that there will be large attendance of mem- bpvs since this question is one of 
 Win Present Plays
 The boys and girls of Miss Gris- WoId's Sunday school class at the ! Berlin Congregational church will present two plays at the town hall 1 on Friday evening of this week. | Nathan Hale" and "A Man With 1 out a Country" will he the titles. The proceeds of this entertainment will go into the Near East Relief i fund and if is expected that Berlin citizens will support this worthy cause.
 Will Complete Plans ' Plans for the observance of Memorial Day will be completed at ! meeting of the Gencrat Memorial Day committee at inc Peck Library, tonight at S o'clock. Tho members will discuss certain l.at rs Of nportancc in connec- ,on with the ceremonies on next 
 Weekend in Spencer
 Postmaster Sidney M, Cowlos of lensington spent tHc weekend in spencer, Massachusetts. as inc guest f his son, Rev, Edward upson 'owl,s,
 East Berlin Items Cromwell Ch, ptnr No. 66, 0. F. <. will entertain Mrs. Helen I. NH- iams, Worthy Granl Matron of the lrdcr Of Eastern Star Of Connert- 7ut, and her associate grand off CTS al q meeting at Cromwall this 1cUing Supper Nill be served al 80 o'clock, ddylisht time Charles l'iske Allan Fiskc and E Hiss PrtsciIaNl'iske of the Bcch1,y load have returned 10 their home rt,r enjoying a motor trip to Mass, over the week nl, Mrs. George Tisle. who has been 1s guest of her son. Charles F1ske, E { his home on Beckley road, has k stunned 10 her home in Greenfield, lass. A dance and social will he given [ 'l" Athletic hall this evening. otb the modern and oll-fashion arrss virf he enjoyed c. CJarsrrc I.uni of this place k n hc nrlJn,d in tho Episcopal .inistr, 4t Holy Trinity Churrh in A hy Bishop Brewster -At sst.i1 lay mrrntrr, May So, at k