New Britain herald., 1926-10-08
Inter- Church League Outing

Inter-Church League Outing
 The Kensington Methodist church baseball team will hold an outing to- morrow afternoon at Benedict Phil lips field at which time all the teams of the league will be the guests of the local tossers. A baseball game has been planned and hot dogs and refreshments will be served. Ken sington's team is the only outside aggregation in the league, the rest Of the teams being New Britain clubs This years results were not successful for the local crowd but the fact that this Is a young team cvened up the fact that the kensing- tonians finished last in the race.
 The next activities of the church's young people include bowling and basketball and with the experience that the team has had in both of these departments. a good score is anticipated,
 Propcrty Transfer
 The property of E. B. Showalter on Worthington ridge, has been sold to John $. Stoddard of Meriden through the agency Of the Hardware City Cooperation association.
 Party To Teachers
 The teachers that have been in service in Berlin schools previously to this year rendered a party 10 the newcomers in the ranks of Berlin teachers last evening at the Worth ington Community center. About 30 teachers were present and refresh ments were served while the in structors became acquainted.
 Stanley Fisk
 The funeral of Stanley Fisk. son of Joseph Fisk of Treasure Fields, who was accidentally shot and kill cd while in the |. S. air service at Washington. D. C., was held this morning at 7:45 o'clock from Sa- cred Heart church. Burial was held in Sacred Heart cemetery with full military honors.
 Rev l.. Nowakowski sang the high | mass at the church and officiated at the grave. The firing squad con- astcd of members of Bolton-Kasica post, American Legion. Taps was blown at the grave. About 400 at | tended the funeral,
 Boom! Also Bang!
 Berlin took on the appearance of l the Rheims district in 1916 when the hunting season opened this morning with a salvo of explosions in all three districts. The sportsmen were up early and most of the residents of this place were startled from their slumbers by the roar of shot guns and the bark of rifles. Mem- bers of the American Legion awoke to grope wildly for their gas masks and helmets and even imagined the whine of Big Bertha over their heads.
 Blue Hills received the hardest drive of the Berlin districts. The Smith brothers and Newt Baldwin were up early and last reports were to the effect that many birds had before the blaze of their weapons. JOnn CoIIlll lcpoi 'NN '''"s the ride into town from his rcsld- ence resembled a moving picture or bootleggers fight for safety. The day was marked with tumble or dogs, bird shot and wardens, the last named scurrying about frantically Tn an effort to check up on all licenses No arrests have been reported up to press time.
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Lucie r. Smith, of Boston, and Miss Edith Smith of New Brit ain, arc visiting Miss Elizabeth r. Wilcox of Worthington Ridge.
 Mrs. George B. Carter and MT. and Mrs. Burnham Williams Of Burnside. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. John N. Ventres of New Canaan, Conn, former residents of this place.
 MT. and Mrs. Eddy Smith and family have moved from their 'ormer home on Worthington Ridge md are now residing at, the Wood 'uff homestead.