New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
le of the County Y. M, ( yue,
 Field Trip Successful

The field trip sponsored hY the Berlin Farmers club and held under the direction of the state farm bu- reau last Saturday proved a sue cess about 25 local dairy farmers attending. The trip included visits to three large dairy farms where modern methods of dairying were explained to the members of the cavaleade which left Berlin early in the morning. Although intended as q All movement in interesting young farmers in this town along dairying lines, the trip included in its per sonnel several adults.
 Marriage License
 Harry E. Anelby of this town and Clara F. Taylor of 97 Whiting street, New Britain, were granted a mar riage license by City Clerk A. L. Thompson in the city hall, New Britain, this morning. No date has been announced for the wedding.
 Tabs Lose Twice
 The St. Paul Tabs baseball team suffered disastrous week end when it lost two games to Meriden teams On Saturday afternoon the St. Johns baseball team of Meriden defeated the locals at Percival field, ' to G. Mccormick pitched for the kensingtonians.
 N Yesterday afternoon the St. Stan islaus team of Merden defeated the Tabs, 5 to 1, Politis doing the throwing for the Kensington aggre- gation. The Tabs played good ball in each encounter but lacked the final punch needed to bring in runs. The hits in each game were about evenly divided.
 The Kensington Athletic club can celled its game with the Plainvillc Blues yesterday, threatening wealth CT making playing inadvisable.
 Accident on Pike
 A New York machine and a Massachusetts car came to grief this morning on the turnpike near the silver fox farm at the southern part of town. Tn passing a car, one of the two misiudged distances and hit the other head on Both cars were bad ly damag ged, their occupants escap- ing injury with only a few slight Investigating to determine the driver at fault.
 Witnesses testified that both ma chimes were travelling at a high rate of speed. The cars were lowed to nearby garage.
 Drum Corps Meeting
 The St. Paul T. A. S B. Fife and Drum Corps will hold its regular weekly business meeting and he hearsal this evening at o'clock at Tabs Hall, Kensington. All mem bers of the band are asked to be present as the corps is preparing for the New Britain field day to be held in the near future.
 What They're Doing
 Mrs. Thomas Flannery and daughters. Jane and Margaret of Worthington Ridge. returned to their home today following vaca- tion spent at the shore.
 William Scott and family of Worthington Ridge are vacationing at Point O Woods beach.
 J. J. Fitzsimons of kensington re- turned to his duties at the Berlin Savings bank today following two weeks vacation spent at the Thou sand Islands and Canada.
 Daniel Malarney, manager of the All-kensington baseball team, is en- loving his annual vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Manz and son of New York returned to their home yesterday following a two weeks visit with Mir. Manz' sister, Mrs William Sheldon of Pennington avenue.
 Miss Dorothy Goodrich of Ken sington is vacationing in Franklin, Massachusetts where she is visiting relatives.
 Old shop Being Razed
 The old tin shop on Damon's hill, recently purchased by Stanley Bar rett, is being torn down, the right wing of the shop being completely dem olished today In it's passing, Berlin mourns the loss of another old landmark, the building having stood at its present location for many years. being formerly oper- ated by the late H. F. Damon when