New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
BERLIN NEWS
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of Hartford have been visiting Wal lace Kelsey and family.
 Miss Jean Dalbey is seriously i'll at the New Britain hospital, where she underwent an operation Satur- day evening.
 The local ball teams hope 10 re- deem their recent defeats, both the junior and senior team losing, the juniors losing 10 the New Britain Speedboys, 9 to ?, and the seniors to PlainFille, , 10 2. The West Crom- well A. c. won their game against Middletown, winning 27 to The visitors were unable to stretch their hits into runs.
 The local track team will meet the West Cromwell A. c. next week in the second annual meet. The locals took a trimming last year, but are determined that this years event will be different, The local boys been training and practicing faith fully for several months and should come through with a win.
 Mrs. Raymond Blauvelt and daughter have returned to New Brit ain after short visit with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Payne.
 MT, and Mrs. Dellis Lord of Meriden are rejoicing over the birth of a son. Mrs, Lord is the daughter of James Trevethan of this place.
 The Epworth League met in the social rooms of the Methodist church last evening for their annual election Of officers. Miss Edith Noble, presi- dent of the organization for the past two years. was restored to office for another year. The vice presidents for the coming year are Miss Mabel Barnes, Miss Betty Pratt, Mrs. Royal Morse and E. V. Read. Commit tees to work with the various off cers were also appointed last eve ming, those who will serve being Miss Edith Northrup, Rhoda Pratt, Nettie Riggott, Eyelina Johnson, Evelyn Cuddihy, Eunice Pratt, Mrs. E. V. Read, Wilhelm Johnson. Ed son Maine and Victor Belden. Miss Winifred Barnes was reelected sec retarytreasurer.
 A large attendance is anticipated at the Community club tomorrow evening as the committee in charge have arranged several entertainment features. Miss Marguerite Pollard and Miss Theresa krauth are the committee in charge for the evening program.
 The recreation committee and the social committees of the Community club met last evening at the home of Max Sugenhime and completed the program for the outing to be held in the grove Saturday after noon, June 26. The social commit tee have taken over complete charge of the refreshments and the recre- alton committee will plan all of the diversions for the day. Plans are be- ing made to accommodate 200 for the afternoon.
 Miss Margaret Root and Miss Mir jam North have returned from storrs college for the summer vaca- tion.
 Class night exercises will be held at the Hubbard school this evening by the graduating class.
 Henry Mildrum has returned to Worcester to take part in the grad uation exercises of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing of the Methodist church will be held Thursday evening at 7i5O o'clock.
 Stimpson-Baco Nuptials.
 Miss Lillian Bacon, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. A. N. Bacon of East Berlin, and Raymond Simpson Of Wallingford were married in Wal lingford Saturday by Rev. Frank Flood German, rector of the Holy Episcopal church of Middle town. Miss Hazel Bacon, sister Of the bride, was maid of honor. Fol lowing the ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Simpson left on motor trip to Washington.