New Britain herald., 1926-08-20
Bank Official to Vacation

Miss Ruth Warner, assistant sec retary of the Berlin Savings bank, will leave Monday for q two weeks vacation. The first week will be spent in Vermont in the company of Miss Olive Shaw of New Britain and the second week Miss Warner will travel to Canada, where she will visit Montreal and Quebec.
 Returned to Massachusetts
 Miss Emily Zimany has returned to her home in Chicopee Falls, Mass, after spending a few weeks with Miss Julia Kozy of Kensington.
 Congratulatcs Victor
 Arthur Benson, who yesterday won the cup offered by the New Britain Tennis club for the tourna- ment, received congratulations from friends here when he returned to this place last evening. Mr. Benson will be presented with the cup Sat urday afternoon on the clubs courts on Lincoln road and it is reported that several of his neighbors will journey to the Hardware city to sec the East Berlinite receive the covet- ed trophy. The final match was a hot one and the fight waged furi- ously as long as the ball was in mo- tion and Bensons superior racquet work Is responsible for the silver 1agon leaving New Britain.
 Week -endcrs
 Miss Gertrude Skene of Kensing- ton will visit friends in Hartford over the coming weekend.
 Miss Margaret Ronketty of Ken sington will leave for Southington over the weekend, where she will stay with relatives in that place.
 POstmistrcss Back
 Miss Margaret Flynn, the assist ant postmaster. is back at her old post at the Kensington post office after two weeks spent in Old Or chard, Me. During her stay in the Pine Tree state her position was taken by Miss Lois Cowles, the post masters daughter. Miss Rose kiniry accompanied Miss Flynn on the trip and returned to this place early in the week.
 Leaves for Shore
 Miss Stella Kasiske of Kensjngton left yesterday for a two weeks va cation which will be spent at the shore near New London.
 Tabs Favored
 The Tabs team seems to have the edge of the outlook over the Ken sington Congregational church's team when the two meet Saturday afternoon at the Percival street grounds. Although the Congrega- .ional team is a bunch of hard 5crappers on the diamond, they have had bad luck throughout the season, holding last place in the -nter-Church league, which is draw | ng to a close in New Britain. The {, church team is new and ineXpcri- . ,nced, while the Tabs have been batting them out for some years previous. However. dope on series game is never 10 be relied on and 1 he churchmen may come out ahead | tt the end of the game.
 Mrs. Griswold Dies
 Mrs. Frances Griswold mother of | Judge G. G. Griswold, passed away his noon at the home of her son. Judge Griswold and Miss Mary F. | iriswold, her daughter, were pres mt when she died. Mrs. Griswold 1 had been ill for some time and has ong been in grave condition. Flu neral arrangements are as yet in- She is survived by a son, George G. Griswold and a daughter, Miss Mary K. Griswold and has been ! resident of this place for many 'ears.
 Fair Attracts Residents
 The Rockville fair has Haunted a banner from the corner of Berlin street and Pennington avenue, that las sent many of the local farmers o work fattening their hogs and grooming their cattle. The Rock vile fair has long been a popular institution with local exhibitors and t is reported that several Berlinites 'lS Piolilliil6 Io oilOH tllelI StOCk.
 East Berlin Items
 Rev. NJ. L. Burns of New Haven will be the preacher at the Metho- dist church Sunday morning. MT. Burns, like Mir. Burgreen, attends the Yale Divinity School
 Miss Rhoda Pratt and Miss Hem rietta Hauxhurst of West Cromwell were visiting friends here yesterday.
 It is expected that there will be