New Britain herald., 1926-06-17
Food Sale at Church

Food Sale at Church Friday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock | the Womcn's Home Missionary sO- ciety, under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Wooding, Its president will give a food sale at the Kensington Methodist church. These food sales are becoming so popular that in or der that the demands be supplied it Is requested that all who are inter- 1 ested furnish something for the sale. Boardman-Pittsinger Wedding The wedding of Miss Alice Myrtle Pittsinger. daughter of NIT. and Mrs, George w. Pittsinger of Ncwington. and Franklin Holland Boardman, son of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence J. Boardman of Berlin, will take place Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the Newington Congregational church. Rev. Lloyd Reich will of ffciata. Miss Agnes Hitchcock will be maid of honor and the brides maids will be Miss Candace Pitt singer sister of the bride, and Miss Viola Boardman, sister Of the groom. The flower girls will be June and Betty Pittsinger, sisters of the bride. Wesley Goodrich will be the best man and the ushers Ed ward Russell and Maynn Pittsinger, brother of the bride. Master C1ar- ence John Boardman. brother Of the groom, will be the ring bearer.
 A reception will follow the cere- mony at the home of the brides parents.
 Boys Club in Action
 The kensington Boys club team will See action at the Benedict Phillips Athletic field Saturday aft- ernoon at o'clock, when it plays q return engagement with Southing- ton. The boys will meet tonight and a practice session will be held to work up 9 machne-like team for the game. The squad consists of 15 players.
 Norman Bigelow to Speak
 Norman Bigelow will talk to members of Bolton n-Kasica post American Legion. at Legion hall this evening on the topic "The Condition of Belgium and France, and What We Saw on Our Trip There"
 Mir, Bigelow, who has recently re- turned from a trip to Belgium and France with the Putnam Phalanx and the Governors Foot Guard, is an able speaker and those who hear him will have an enjoyable eve ming. All ex-service mon are wei come, whether or not they are members of the legion.
 Officers Elected
 Mrs. Willis Savage was elected president Of the Berlin Motherhood club at the Methodist church yes terday afternoon. The following are the other officers elected: Mrs. I.e. land w. Gwatkin, vice-president: Mrs. Arthur l.. Woodruff, secretary; and Mrs. Ralph Carter, treasurer.
 The annual picnic was a decided success and the reports of the year combined with an excellent program of entertainment took the interest of the members throughout the 
 tOnNhleSclng At Hospital
 Mrs. R. M. Griswold who has been very critically Ill at the New Britain General hospital for the past few weeks is reported in much improved health by the authorities at the hos pital. Her condition will permit her removal to her home at an early date, it was said.
 NeiGhbors' Night
 The Hemlock Grange Of Portland will have as their guests Friday evening members of the Berlin Grange. The latter organization has been invited to put on a musical number on the program which is be- ing held at "Neighbors' Night"
 Briefs
 Members of the Girls club are planning hike Saturday afternoon.
 Lloyd hall in Kensington was the scene of the monthly meeting and banquet of the Foreman's club of the American Paper Goods last evening.
 Rev. Samuel F'iske, who has been out of town for the past few days returned home this afternoon.
 East Berlin Items
 The annual memorial exercises of the Knights of Pythias will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members of the order have been requested to be present at the hall