New Britain herald., 1927-06-20


 1 Berry made both of Plainville's mis- plays. Comerford, K. Schwab. Ma suda. Greco and Woodford made two hits apiece and Goodrich got three; one each was made by w.. Schwab, Berry. Smith. Arnold. Back man, Sims. H. Hall and L. Hall Triples were made by Berry. Greco and the Halls and doubles shot off the bats of Comerford. R. Schwab, Maguda, Sims. Goodrich and Wood- ford. Linn and Comerford struck out eight men apiece.
 The lineups and score by innings:
 kensIngton- Munson. 2b: Sims, c; Naguda. 1b: Goodrich, If; Greco, ss: Woodford. Sb: Linn. p; M. Hall, of: l.. Hall. If: Holmquist, If: filling. C
 Plainville-W. Schwab. 2b; Berry, Sh; Smith. D; Comerford. p; Miller. 1b: R. Schwab, c: Morrell, If; .ir- hold. If: Backman. cf: Martin. If. kensinston ..005 0oO 400- g 12 z Plainville 800 300 11x-10 g ?
 Cmpire-Eddie Goeb.
 At VI. E. Church The Plainville M. E. church was filled to capacity yesterday morning for the Children's Day program. The pageant, "Gretchen's Wonderful Ad- venture was presented in such splendid manner by the children that upon request it will be repeated at the evening service next Sunday. Much credit for the production is due to Mrs. Albright and Miss Mar porie Fisher for their direction and to the mothers of the children, who made the costumes.
 Fourteen children were baptized by the pastor. Rev. Arthur A. Ball. They were Virginia Ruth Hart, Frank Hart Buchas. George How ard Hart, Berenice Norbert Earth. George Freeman Coons, George AL bert Musshorn. Freeman Thomas Colella, Philip Clark Lewis, Arnold Lee Griffin. Ruth Clark. Alice Eliza beth Linn, Gilbert Evelyn Coons, Lois Marguerite Coons and Beverly , Jane Coons.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening
 At o'clock Wednesday afternoon , Miss Ruth Mack, a missionary from Isabella Thorhurn school at Luck now. India. will speak to the mem hers of the Women's Foreign Mis- sionary society in the church par lors. The public is very cordially i invited.
 For Bowling Championship A home-and- home series for the , bowling championship of the town will open at the Recreation alleys i tonight between two-man teams i representing that alley and Hart's Ideal alleys. Proprietor Murphy ! and Mastriano will uphold the hon. or of the Recreation lanes. while ! Hart's duo will he Silverio and Lemeries. Five strings will be rolled tonight. starting at o'clock. and another quintet of games will he howled at Hart's alleys on either i Tuesday or Friday night. A great | deal of interest is being taken in the match. and some fine scores are ex- l pected.
 At Baptist Church l Children's Day exercises at the Baptist church last evening were very largely attended in spite of the l indictment weather.
 The program was an exceptional 1 ly fine one and showed much inter- children and the committee in charge, who drilled them and who arranged the affair.
 1 The decorations. which were of daisies. were beautiful in their sim rlicity. while the large rainbow greatly enhanced the effect.
 The rainbow chorus in charge of : Miss Edyth Linsley was especially beautiful. and the songs by the junior choir and orchestra selections were much enjoyed. Wallace Bun- nell presided at the piano through cut the program, accompanied by I Miss Hope Farrar on the violin. The committee in charge of the program consisted of Miss Bertha , Steward. Miss Edyth Linsley. Mrs. ! Alfred Thomasen, Mrs. J. H. Nit chell. Mrs. Floyd Stillman and Mrs. ; Edward Pahl. 1 Grange Notes The regular meeting of Plainville i grange will be held tomorrow eve- i ming at s o'clock in Grange hall on Pierce street. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of 12 candidates. Tableaux will be l in charge of Mrs. I. B. Carter and 1 Mrs. Ernest Phelps.
 Tomorrow afternoon a party for i the children of Grange members i will be held from to 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. H. Curtis on