New Britain herald., 1926-08-16

standard time, Rev. Vernon L. Phillips of the Kensington Congre- gational church officiating. Burial will be in West Lane cemetery, Ken sington.
 MT. Hooker was well known here, having a host of friends in Ken sington and vicinity. He was the son of the late NJ. Albert Hooker and Anna Newton Hooker who recently died.
 Church to Be Repaired
 Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of the kensington Congregational church, reports that at recent meeting of the board of trustees it was voted that the structure be re- shingled and repaired throughout as the world would be necessary to pre- serve the structure.
 Engagement Party
 Miss Sarah RoWley of NeWington entertained a number of friends Thursday afternoon at a party given in honor of Miss Mildred Goodale, whose engagement to Lloyd Minor of Berlin was recently announced Miss Goodale is well known in New ington, while MT. Minor is one of the most popular members of the younger set in this place.
 Selectmen to Meet
 A meeting of the selectmen has been called for this evening at s o'clock. Routine business will be discussed.
 Grange Members to Meet
 Several members of the Berlin grange will take the degree of Po- mona at a meeting held in Meriden by that organization. This step will be taken in order to become mem bers of the state grange this fall.
 All-Kensingtons Drop One
 The Falcons of New Britain opened the five-game series with the team yesterday at the Percival avenue field by swamp ing the locals 10 to i. The game was marred with errors and poor playing by the locals, every inning seeing the Kensingtonians heaving wild throws and playing an anna teurish game. The score of the first game is by no means an indication of the respective standings of the teams. as the locals are fitted to give as good a fight as the New Britain team. Yesterdays defeat lot "A ct fri c-l, fans are watching for a reversal in the results of the next game. 10 be played Aug. 29 in New Britain.
 Saturdays game with the Sub Base in New London went to the All -Kensington team after hard battle. The final score, was 8 10 6 and the game was well attended by residents of this place that made the trip with the local team.
 Resident at Hospital
 Mrs. Henry Suprenant of East Der lin avenue is at the New Britain General hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis and gall stones which was performed this by Dr. F. T. Fromen of New Britain. Mrs. Suprenant is well known in this place and-friends will be glad to hear that she had a suc- cessful operation.
 Resident III
 Chauncey Doane of Pennington avenue is confined to his home with a slight illness. Although Mir Doane is advanced in years. the present attack is not considered se- rious.
 Sunday School Campers
 Rev. Vernon L. Phillips will leave this week accompanied by II boys of the Sunday school class of the Kensington Congregational church for New Preston. where the group will camp on the shore of Lake Three tents will house the campers and under the capable of the popular pastor fine time is anticipated by the boys.
 Visitors in Maine
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Cooley of Ma pie street, Kensington. are registered at the Brunswick hotel at Old Or chard, Me, for two weeks visit
 Rev. Mir. Ffske Expected Home
 Rev. and Mrs, Samuel A. Fiske, who have been touring Europe, are expected to return late today to their Berlin street home. It is re- ported that the steamer that bears the nopular couple will dock at New York at about noon. which woudl mean that Rev. Fiske would arrive in this place some time this eve ming.