New Britain herald., 1926-08-19

funeral will be held Friday at his home, at o'clock daylight time, Rev. Vernon L. Phillips officiating If the pastor, who is out of town, can be reached in time. The Burial will take place in East cemetery, Kensington.
 Mir. Graham recently retired from his position as foreman at the Amer ican Paper Goods Co.,, where he has been employed for a long time. Pre- vious to that he spent 10 years as foreman for c. s. Schunick of Meri- den, and before that 25 years as foreman of the paper box factory in Kensington, located where the Paper Goods Co. nows lands.
 Grange limitations.
 Several members of the Berlin Grange are planning to attend the meeting Of the Central Pomona Grange in Meriden this evening. The mysteries of the fifth degree will be shown to some of the local mem- bers and L. T. Tabor, national Grange master, will deliver an ad- dress.
 Boys Club Downcd
 Playing an inferior brand of ball, the local Boys club team went down to defeat before the onslaught of the New Britain clubs team yester- day afternoon to the tune of fl to 0, at the Percival avenue grounds. The New Britainites reaped Is hits from Meyers while the Berlinites made but two from the New Britain twirler. Mccormick, Berlin's star short stop. was not in his position and the team felt his absence great ly. Three errors went to the Ser lin score sheet while the opponents kept their card clean of black marks. This game is the windup of the American Legion league, New Britain copping first prize in the race. Berlin occupied the celler po- sition but gave some good fights to the winners in the series.
 Tacationing
 James Fitzimmons of the Berlin | Savings Bank, accompanied by B. P. Moore of the American Paper Goods 1 o., are motoring through New York | state, seeing the Adirondacks. No i specific route has been set for the l rip, the travellers wandering on roads that look enticing and stop ping at the most convenient places.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske and daugh- | CT have left for Sheldon, Mass. MT. Tiske's former home. They will 'fsit the Fiske cottage at West 3rookfield, Mass, before returning 0 this place.
 Operate on Doane
 Chauncey Doane, of Pennington venue, is resting at the Hartford hospital after an operation Tuesday morning by Dr. Keefe. He will have o undergo similar operation in bout a week and last nights re- ,orts were to the effect that he has ecovered from his last operation nd is resting quietly. MT. Doane vas removed to the hospital Mon- lay evening, suffering from kidney rouble. He is well known here, Iaving been a resident of this place or "A years.
 Church Service
 Services led by Frank F. Hand ord will be held tonight at the Ken ington Methodist church at 7:45. Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of the hurch. has written several residents ere that she is enjoying her Vaca- ion and will return soon to her ulpit here.
 Return From Trip
 Miss Mary E. Griswold, superin- endent of local schools and her sis ar. Miss Fannie Griswold, returned ecently from a motor trip to Cape od and vicinity. ~I Mrs Harold Clark and children yesterday from an ex- ended trip to Cape Cod
 Miss Helen McCorkle returned esterday from two weeks vaca" on spent at Cape Cod.
 Frost Reported.
 Several residents of Ten Hills re- orted that frost was visible early lis morning before the sun got round to dispel the cold wave that 1t this place last evening. Temper lures varied as low as 40 degrees lrly today. Several residents built res last night for the first time nee winter. The cool weather was elcomed after the humid heat that IS made this place listless for the lst month
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