New Britain herald., 1926-03-31


 
 R. White, George Corr, Claude w. Stevens, C. Holmquist F. E. Will Hams and II. Hill. Another social of this type will be held next month. The affair last evening was the sec ond of a series and, judging by the support given, the parties are prov ing popular with Kensington resi- dents,
 Baseball Looms Up | With the disappearance of the IsnoWs of winter and at least q hint 1 of warm weather to come, KenSing- Itonians, Berlinitcs and East Berlin ! ties are beginning to talk baseball. There is promise of two excellent az |gregations in town this season. The All Kensingtons will be in the field with an all star fighting machine, it 1 is expected, and Manager Patsy Buckley will probably call first prac- tice within d few weeks. | In East Berlin the Community Club should be able to step out with D team of fine calibre. That district has some excellent players and there ! is no reason why such a club could mot conduct some active sessions dur ing the 1926 season.
 The All KcnsinEton team will probably include many of the old favoritcs and it Is probable that sev- cral new faces will greet fans at the first game. Manager Buckley has made no announcements as yet. but it is known that he is determined to put out championship aggregation, Ian accomplishment which he missed 1 by only a few runs last season.
 The All Kensington Juniors will represent the younger fans in the Itlcld it is expected, although there will he several other junior teams organized, as there are every year. 1 Tho All Kensington Juniors have established an cnviable reputation and have taken into camp teams from all over the county.
 Baseball is the major sport of the toW.l and the great success of is of ficial representatives. the All Ken singtons, last season will probably result in an increased following dur 1 ing 1926. It IS expected that an- n9Unccments will be forthcoming within a few days, as to the aspira- tiors this year. It is understood l that the officials are working out q schedule of the season which will be 1 announced as soon as 1t is com- i pletCd.
 East Berlin Items
 Beginning Monday the local post office will observe new hours for the office. The mails will open at half past eight in the morning and close at half past five in the evening.
 Community club will meet tonight, with George Demore in charge.
 Eycrct Cole has accepted a posi- tion IS manager with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea company at one of its Mcridon stores, Mir. Cole was formerly manager of the Berlin store for R. X E. Cole, this store having recently changed hands.
 Prayer meeting will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.
 Rev. A. L. Burgreon is confined to his home with slight attack of the grip,
 Holiday hours will be observed at the local post office Good Friday.
 Tomorrow evening will be mems night at Community hall, at which time tho married men will play the single men at basketball.
 The local coal company has re- ccived more coal to replenish the towns supply. The village at the present time is in good condition in this respect, having more coal than most towns of its size.
 George Dalhey and family have leased the Woodward place on Main street and will take possession in the near future.
 Rev. A. L. Burcreen and W. H. Payne will attend the New York east conference of the Methodist churches, 10 he held at the Anson Place Methodist church at Brooklyn, N, Y, beginning April 2.
 The local bowling team will hold practice this evening at the Athletic hall alleys.
 There will be a rehearsal of East CT music by the Methodist church choir tomorrow evening following the prayer meeting.
 Mrs. Fred Hubbard has returned from New Haven where she has lbeen spending the past few months