New Britain herald., 1926-06-18

cup, announced the list of boys who have fulfilled the requisites neces- sary to become members Of the club.
 The boys 19 in number, will be considered charter members of the organization which will have q total enrolment of 25 at the start. The list follows: Verne Lewis, president; Harmon Carlson, treasurer, Donald Lewis, Goodwin Holmgren, Alfred Hall, Bradford Clark. Robert Isaac son, Renaldo Ferrero, Berton Grif- filth, John Naguda. Harold Johnson, Frank Wright, Neslow Chotowski, Edward Grassland, Julius Mayer, Thomas GuEhorty, Thomas McCor- mack, Henry Cuark, and Wnfrcd Hanford.
 Within short time another older organization of boys from l7 to 2l years old may be formed and all members Of the younger organiza- tion after they have passed the age limit of 16 years for their club will he eligible for membership in the other organization.
 To Take State Examination
 Miss Elsie Schofield is in Boston this week taking the state board ex- aminations in hygiene and welfare work Upon her return to her home she will have as her guest, Miss Doris Pierson of Boston university. Next week she is planning on taking the Connecticut board examination.
 Six 10 Join Church
 Six new members will join the Berlin Congregational church Sun day at the weekly services. Paul Bailey Turner, Helen Hodgson. daughter of Dr. T. C. Hodgson. and Luther Donald Turner will be ad- mittod on confession of faith.
 Rev. John H. kingsbury of Sud- bury, Nt, who recently purchased the Smith house on Hudson street and Mrs. Ruth B. Kingsbury with Luther Fred Turner, father of Paul and Luther Turner will be admitted by letter.
 sunday School Picnic
 Saturday, JmLa 2Gth. is the date 'et for the picnic of the Sunday school classes of the Berlin Con- ;regational church. The affair will )o held in Elizabeth park and the 'hildren will be taken 10 the place 'y busscs and private automobiles ,tarting from the church at 10 clock.
 school RCopcnS sept. S
 Miss Mary Griswold, superintend- mt of schools announced that on Wednesday. Sept. Sth. schools in the districts of Berlin, Kcnsington and Cast Berlin will reopen. Schools of he town closed for the summer re- .ess this noon. Teachers spent the fternoon in completing their reg sters and their annual reports and 'ther matters incident 10 tho clos ng of schools.
 Out-of-town teachers are expect d 10 return to their homes tomor- ow. During the latter part of the ummer the list of teachers employ d for the coming school term will e published, Miss Griswold an- ounced.
 Baseball Games
 Fans in the vicinity of Kensing- on will te treated to two good at- ractions during the weekend. The cam of the Kensington Athletic Tub will battle with the Hudson cam at Percival grounds, Sunday fternoon while the Kensington Boys club will battle in its third ame OS the season in a return en- agcment with q team chosen from
 Boy Scout troop in Southington at he Benedict-Phillips athletic field omorrow afternoon.
 With thyee victories in back of hem, the team is anxious 10 add O it's laurels and will try hard 10 ake the Southington team again. ar are East Berlin by an s to core, Troop 8 of New Britain, and burlington by a 19 to 8 score. The cam hopes to play two games a tcek, on Tuesday and Saturday, rom TOW on, it was announced to. ay.
 To Enter Grammar School
 Thirteen students of the Worth ngton school will enter the Ken ington grammar school when chool reopens in September as fol- ows: Clarence Bachman, Mario Iassirio Frank Polgrosczeki, Alice tuite, Helen Hodgson. Mary Mi haels, Mildred Sonnenberg, Elliot