New Britain herald., 1926-09-15
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 Athletic Club Anniversary

, The Kensington Athletic club is celebrating its second anniversary with carnival being held on the lot beyond the center near the rail. road tracks. Last night was the opening evening of the affair and il is reported to have been very sac- cessful.
 The club was formed with 25 members of the community who felt the need for an athletic or ganization in town. The first move of the club was 10 purchase the Barnard property and turn it into an athletic field. In March of 1925 a grandstand was erected on the property which has the title of being the best grandstand in the state for semi professional ball.
 This year the club erected a new backstop, installed running water on the grounds and furnished a com plete scoreboard which shows every detail of the game as it progresses. Last seasons record was 21 games won and 10 games lost. So far this year the club has won A games and lost and the season is drawing to close. At present the team is playing out a five game series with the Falcon club of New Britain for the semi-pro championship of the league.
 The officers of the club are as follows: John McKeon, Jr., presi- dent; James c. Hart, vice president; 1; Thomas Malarney. secretary: Ed ward Moore. financial secretary: John Giana, treasurer. The trustees include; Frank Pierpoint, Patrick Buckley. John Sims Harry McKeon and Edward Moore.
 Expected to Return Here
 Miss Yadyega ChotkowsM of Ken sington, who is at New Britain Gen eral hospital, is expected to return to her home here Friday. according to her parents. Miss Chotkowski was injured in an automobile acci- dent in which the driver of the car which struck her was arrested for failing to possess an operators H. cense. The case has been con- tinued until Miss ChotkowsIi is able to testify. Physicians state that Miss Chotkowski's recovery will be slow and a long period of con- is expected.
 Finance Board to Meet
 The finance board will meet this evening at the town clerks office. The budget will be gone over in preparedness for the open meeting of the board on Monday evening at which time the residents of the town will have the opportunity to give voice to pleas for improve ments to be included in the budget for the coming year. Everyone in-.' -erested is urged to attend the open meeting as the rate of taxation for he coming year is dependant upon my moves the board may make at he meeting.
 Fair Committee to Meet
 The fair committee of the Berlin Grange, No. A. will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to complete final | details for the coming fair. The nen of the organization met last | avening to erect booths in the hall. | The event will take place next | Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 Several members from the local Grange are planning to attend the 1 opening of the Newington Grange | air tomorrow evening.
 Cemetery Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the South Cemetery Association meeting will oe held Saturday morning at 900 | o'clock at the cemetery grounds. The object of the meeting is to clean ID the place and all those attend ng are requested to- bring axes. 'ickles, and matches. The election of officers will take place at about .1.S0 o'clock and all members are lrged to attend as a large vote is lesired. The position of secretary md treasurer is one to be voted m, having been left open through he death of the late Samuel A, Tart who had held the position for many years.
 Womens League Meeting
 The first meeting of the League f Women Voters was held last vening at Legion hall, Kensington, nd was voted a success as the pening of the season. Miss Sally