New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

largely of inexperienced players
 kensington finished sixth in ar
 eight team league. This year Coach
 Vernon L. Phillips hopes to pro.
 duce winning team in the inter- mediate division. The leagAe will
 endeavor 10 have an East Berlin i junior team entered in the race.
 To Open Season The Berlin Partners, this towns representative on the football feln will open it's season tomorrow in | PlainVille where il will meet the
 Plainville Blues. Coach Vernon L. ] Read. who has been drilling, the local gridders at their East Berlin practice grounds, is confident tha: { the Panthors will win, although he [ admits that nothing definite can be prophesied until after the first game. The locals will depend chiefly on | Captain Macdonald, q triple-threat | man. formerly of the Jackson Heights team Of New York. and i Marriott. the diminutve line plung- I CT. Coach Read has been engaged l In perfeCting the defense during the i past few practice sessions and re- ports that the team has rounded out fairly impregnable wall on the forward line. Many local grid fans will accompany the Partners 10 the Plainville field tomorrow. The game is scheduled 10 start at 2:20 o'clock. East Berlin Items church services will be held at , the Methodist church tomorrow at the usual hours. Morning worship at i 1":4' o'clock with preaching by the i pastor Roy. X. l.. Burgreon. Sunday , school will b" held at 12 o'clock. The Junior league will meet at 3 o'clock. Epworth league at GAS o'clock fol- lowed hy the regular evening service at 1:20 o'clock
 Morning worship at St. Gabricl's , Episcopal church will he held at 1" o'clock. Tho usual meeting of the church school will be held at o'clock.
 Thomas Coboy of Lynn. Mass. was th" guest Of Mir, and Mrs. Frank EohHN yesterday.
 Tho Social Fivo will meet al the home of Mrs. Ceorge Pollard. Jr. next Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ealph Gamble enter tain"d Mrs r. Nelson of NeHington yesterday.
 Mrs Fcnar Peterson and Mrs Walter Wordclin were visitors to New Britain yost"rday.
 Roy. and Mrs. X. |. Rurcrocn vern pleasantly surprised at their homo last evening hy number of their friends, An enjoyahl" "y"ninc was spent. Refreshments were served.
 Road repair mon in tho employ Of 'h" state highway department were on the job this morning making re- pairs 10 the main street. During tho past several weeks thr road bed has become full Of holes.
 Tn" football squad will meet in 'h" field near th" school tomorrow morning at 1o o'clock for short signal practice.
 The Pythian Sisters will meet Monday evening at Communitv hall at $ o'clock for the regular meet lng.
 Ih" regular we lly meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held Mon day evening at S o'clock at Athletic hall.
 The Knights ot Py-hias will meet Tuesday evening al Community hall.
 Elaine Read is spending the week "nd as tho GueSt Of her grandmother in West Cromwell.
 The state teachers convention will D" held Friday, October oS. arrord 'ng to announcomont given out yes tordav.
 Tho hunting season vas in rlu swing this morning sroro oe sports mon being out in tho woods abont town. Harold Clark shot two cock phnasants yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Royal Morse enter tanned relatives at their home ypstcr- day.
 The prize winners at the whist party at :-'. GahrirI's church last evening were as follows; ladies. first. Mrs George Beckett; second, Mrs. J. A. Williams; consolation, Mrs, Halph Gamble: gentlemrn's, first feorg" Beckett; second. August fr"hk; consolation. T. 4. Williams, ne Whist party for next week will be omitted.
 Next Monday evening the ladies Of Sacred Heart church will hold q whist in Il" church social rooms. Mrs. Patrick Holigan will be the hostess