New Britain herald., 1925-08-24

ous. Berry and schwab featured | with the willow.
 Tho locals will open a three game series with the Burritt Reserves of | New Britain, these games bringing | the most successful season yet eX- perienccd hy the team 10 q close.
 Saturdays score: R,H,E. Pioneers .,,. loo 100 00i--S . Kcnsington ... GOO GOO 00O--O {
 Batteries: Pioneers Martin and Miller: Kcnsington. DarroWs and Moffctt,
 10th Wedding Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter r. Duffy Of North Washington street celebrated their tenth anniversary at their homo yesterday. The couple receiv- ed tho congratulations of number of their friends who called during inc day. Guests were present from Providence, Bristol New Britain and this town. Mrs Duffy was formerly Miss Anna T. Riggey of Providence.
 Present at Cousins Gathering
 Mrs. William Spur and Mrs. Anna Blakesley of this town were among those present at the gath crinC of cousins, all descendants of Mayflowcr settlers, which was held last Thursday at Rockwell park, Bristol. There were GO present, the chief guests being Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Wood and son of Sadasota, Fla" who made the trip purposcly 10 meet relatives they had never met before. The reunion will be TO- peated next year.
 C. F.. Meeting
 There will be special business meeting of the Christian EndeaNor society of he Congregational church at the home of tho presi- dent, r. A. White, Tuesday evening at S o'clock. All members arc cX- pccted to attend as semi-annual re- ports will be read and plans com ploted for the launching of the "Endcavor Journah'
 Dog In Pound.
 Dog Warden Phillip Marine re- ported today that he is at loss to decide as to the best manner of dis posal of a light brown female dog now in pound. The dog is part col lie and the warden Is especially anX- ious that the owner. if there is such, call and claim 1t as soon as pos sbC.
 Briefs.
 Tho We-uns club will meet with Myrtle pcloy Of Broad street to- night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hallock, Miss Lillian Hanson, Miss Hope Sarrar and Mir. and Mrs. John Evans and family left Saturday for Bangor Me, where they will remain a week.
 Miss Bertha Steward left today 10 spend q week with relatives in Bos ton.
 Mrs. Dora stevens returned yrf- tcrday to Nallingford after having spent the past two days with her sis ter. Mrs. w. A. Hyde of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs Alfred Smith of Bun, nell avenue have returned home from Canada.
 Samuel Castle of Canal street has returned from his tWo-wecks' vaca- tlon spent in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mck"rnan and daughter arc vaCationing at Pl- . Soou Cove. Macs Louis peM"o has returned to his post at Thrall's drug store after a ! tWo- weeks vacation.
 Mr. anI Mrs. Frank RoWcn Of 1 New York arc visiting al the home of Mrs. Margaret RoWen of East street,
 John ". Kramer has returned to his homo in Philadelphia after at tending the funeral of Mr2. Margaret i Mlllancy,
 Rev, John F. ta>, pastor of the i Church of Our Lady of Mercy, has returned from q weeks retreat at Keyscr Island. south NorNalk. i Edward P. Prior motOred to Springfield yesterday where h" met relatives from Albany. who returned with him for weeks visit,
 Found Penal" dog, part Collie, i tight brown. Apply II Ilough St. Tol, 1 lgS-1" adv.
 CARD OF rHAAkS
 To tho many kind friends and former ne,ghhors of New Britain we wish 10 thank for the many kind nesscS and floral tributes during the illness and death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Margaret Mulianey,
 S,Cnod, Mir. and Mrs. we. Kramer, Mir. and Mrs Frank Johnson