New Britain herald., 1926-06-15

Motherhood club at Community hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. This is tho first time Miss Bcye has
 talked in Berlin and large crowd
 is expected to be present, She has addressed several clubs in New Brit ain during the past year.
 Wedding Tomorrow 1 The wedding Of Miss Mabel C. Giannotta of Konsington and Ed
 mund Kerin, q member Of the fire 1 department of New Britain, will be ! |held tomorrow morning at s o'clock ] at St. Paul's church in Kensington. Richard Collins of New Britain will i be best man and Miss Eva Giannot- Ia, sister Of the bride, will be brides maid.
 Pastor For 20 Years l Rev, Samuel Fisk will observe his @oth year as pastor of the Berlin ! Congregational church Thursday. July 1. He was appointed 10 the position in 1906 and has served con- Itinuously since that time. He is a graduate of Amherst col lege and tho Hartford Theological seminary. Shortly after graduation he took charge Of church in Avon land served there a year. Ho then went to Georgetown where he was pastor for about three years. On Jnly 1, 1906, he was called 10 the Berlin Congregational church and he has been active in that orEaniza- ton and the towns activities since that date.
 Whenever any celebration wheth- CT it is patriotic or social is planned tho name of Mir. Fisk is heard among the leaders. He is in demand as a speaker in New Britain and several other cities. His popularity is not confined to Berlin alone. He has been asked bv several New Britain organizations 10 their func- tions as an hoDored guest. His ad- dresses have been so well received by Everymans Bible class that he was forced 10 appear before that or gani2atioh on several occasions.
 Among his many accomplishments was the organization of the mems, boys and girls Sunday school classes and the Boy Scouts organi- zation as well as several of the more church organizations.
 Rayno Is Manager
 Michael Rayno was elected man. ager of the Tabs baseball team in q special meeting held in the so- ciety rooms He has been the act ing manager for some time and his work in that capacity was rewarded ! by his selection as manager. A Cap- 1 tain will be selected after the open ing game which Is 10 be played with . Inc Gascos of New Britain at Per 'iyal field probably Friday night.
 Sells Farm
 Frank Hultncr of Blue Hills has 1, sold his farm to q party from New | York state and ii is said he will | purchase another farm in Newlng- on and make his home there.
 This means the passing from the Blue Hill section of another well 1 inown figure there. He is well | inown in Kensington and his de- 'arture will be considered a loss to he town.
 kcnsinGton Is shut Out
 East Glastonbury proved too much or the Kensington Congregational | baseball team yesterday and the final core was 10 to 0. The surprising act was that despite this over defeat the boys over there 'nly succeeded in getting one more lit than the kensington team. The ,ame was played at East Glaston- lury before fair sized crowd.
 The Congregationalists were beat n in the first inning when it had hree costly errors which together with a base on balls and two hits. me a triple, accounted for five runs. n the second inning three more uns filtered across the pan. An rror, base on balls, and two hits il the damage The team settled own after that affair and the game egan to be interesting. The sum nary:
 East Glastonbury-J, Camp, c; Veir, 1b; Mtchaelson. If: Plan. 3b; 'elson, D; Somecs, ss; Edmaestors, b; L. Camp. cf; Fisher If.
 Kensington-R. Nelson, 3b; Ali y 1b; Holmquist, of; MWson, ss; leus, lf-p; Hall If. Wood, 2b; lnis, c; II, Nelson, p-lf.
 ' Glastonbury ., 520 001 1ox-1n .ensington ..a-. 900 900 O0o- 0