New Britain herald., 1926-07-02

received many attractive gifts. Luncheon was served and dancing vas enjoyed in the course Of the evening.
 Items Of Interest
 Miss Lucy McCabe of Havcrstraw. New York, is visiting Mrs. George s. Griffith of Keneington.
 Mrs. D. J. Trehy of Kensineton is visiting Mrs. ". E. Gregory of Troy \. Y.
 Miss Margaret Thomas Of Moodus is the guest of Miss Dorothy Trehy of Kcnsington.
 Married Men Win
 That down-troddon group, the married men. proved their worth on Wednesday evening when q contest vas staged between the benedicts and the bachelors of the Kensing- ton Congregational church. The married men trounced their free brothers 10 the tune of.5 to al in- door baseball. After the game q dog roast was held. The affair took place at The Benedict Phillips Recre- ation field.
 Library Open Tuesday
 Since Monday will he observed as q holiday. the Berlin Free library will not he open on that day. The regular library day next week will be on T 'osday, instead.
 ColIprianS Will Play
 In spite of the fact that East Berlin baseball fans are failing 10 support the West Cromwell Col legians, team made up mostly Of East Berlin young men, this organi- ration has been enjoying q successful season. Tomorrow afternoon at $;15 o'clock they will stack mp against the St. PauI's T. A. E. team at the Perci1al Geld Kensington, and on sunday they will meet the Northcnd A. C. of Meriden.
 The Tabs set tho CollnEians back last Sunday in a fight game and the Collegians arc going up this week with every confidence of turning the tables. Sundays game should be fast one. since the Meriden team has proved ifs ability more than once.
 The fact that East Bcrlinites are failing 10 lend the proper support 10 the Collccians has been diScouraging end it is hoped that the residents will turn out at the games in order that they may sec just what fast team the village contains. + is the only team playing regularly in town and it is felt that if the rootnrs would get out 10 the games, greater success would be met with.
 Child is Bitten
 The young daughter of Adolph Rem, kensiugton farmer. was se- verely bitten on the right arm early this week, when a vicious dog rushed onto the front porch of her home and attacked her. Before help could arrive the animal had sunk it's teeth into the child's forearm and had inflicted wound which pene- trated almost to the bone.
 The child was rescued and the dog " to HllDi ltlNNls lIl' IltC tCiI NflS sN'llt 10 the state laboratory 10 be ey- It is not believed that the dog was mad, although there have Eoen several cases reported in heighborinE towns.
 The child is being cared for by pr. Matthew II. Griswold and she is re- ported to be getting along nicely.
 East Berlin Items
 The directors of the East Berlin 1oal and Wood Co.,, held a meeting last evening at the home of Frank G. Kramer, president of the cor poration.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gamble and family attended the funeral Of MT. father in Thomaston yes- lcrday.
 Sunday, July II will be Children's Day at the Methodist church. Spe- ria1 exercises will be held. There will Do a special service for the re- roption of new members, also tho baptismal service for children.
 Miss Betty Pratt has entered the employ of the Travellers Insurance Co.,, of Hartford.
 The usual premature Fourth 4of July celebration about town is not noticeable this year. there being no violation Of the law lp to the present time. A quiet Fourth is anticipated here as many local residents are planning to spend the day out of town.
 The East Berlin baseball team is cheduled to play the orford Soap