New Britain herald., 1927-01-10

CTS were on their toes to annex the first game of the year and the puck shot from one goal to another with speed that dazzled onlookers. Maguda starred for the winning team, playing a rowing game that enabled his stick to slip in ma iority of the points. Trehy, man. ager of the Bottle Alley crew, ob- tained the distinction of making the first point of the year. tossing in a goal soon after the puck was put in play.
 Bottle Alley is not in the least lownhcarted over the first defeat and states that next weeks game win show a different result.
 ThompsOn-Eastwo
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Thompson have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marjorie E. Thompson, to George Eastwood of Bridgeport. Tho ceremony took place in New York on the afternoon of January f. Mir. and Mrs. Eastwood will take up residence in Meriden. The bride is one of the most popu- lar members of the local younger set.
 Boys Club Schedule
 The kcnsington Boys club senior basketball team is slated for busy week ill the league games this week. "Wednesday evening they will journey to Plainville to play postponed game with the Y. M. c. A. team in that town and Manchester will also be visited this week, where the Ken singronians will take on the Man chester Hi-Y team.
 Injured At Work
 l.. F. Holt who is employed at the local railroad station as night baggage master, sprained his wrist Saturday evening when he slipped on patch Of ice while attending to his duties. He was treated by a local physician and is greatly i'm proved.
 Mems Lyceum
 The K; Nsington Mems Lyceum will meet this evening at & o'clock at the Kensington Methodist church to hear an address which will be given by Rev. Thodore A. Greene of New Britain, pastor of the Center Con- eregational church in that city. Rev. Greene will talk on his recent trip to Stockholm, Sweden, when he act cd as assistant secretary 10 the American delegation at the Uni versal Christian conference held in Sweden. Tho lecture will be fol- lowed by q forum during which questions may be asked of the speaker. This evenings meeting is open to all men of this place.
 Thomas \. Knight.
 The funeral services of the late Thomas A. Knight were held from his late home this afternoon. Rev. William A. Wakeman, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Middletown, officiated. 1nterment was in Wilcox cemetery. The funeral service was private owing to the ill., ness of Mrs. Knight.
 Farmers Club.
 The meeting of the Berlin Farm CTS club held last Saturday evening at the home of Willis Savage, East Berlin, was we'll attended by the members, IS being present. Charles n I nf I T I the assembly and spol-e on the work of the Girls All club of Connecti- cut.
 Mems Bible Class.
 The Berlin's Mems Bible class will hold it's regular monthly meet ing on Wednesday evening, January 12, at the Worthington Community house. Professor Stanley l.. Galpin of Warrington ridge will address the meeting with speech on the topic. France and her Problems" Professor Gllpin has recently re- turned from year spent in France and is well acquainted with his sub ject.
 Tabs To Meet.
 A special Meeting of the St. Pauls T. A. X E, society fife and drum corps will be held this evening at the Tabs hall at o'clock. Every mem- Der is requested to attend as mat ters of special importance are to be brought before the meeting.
 What They're Doing.
 Henry C, Deming is reported as