New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

journey to Waterville tomorrow aft ernoon while on Sunday the All kensingtons will meet a New Haven team at Percival avenue field. Pirates Take Practice Game
 In a practice game with the Pi- rates baseball team of New Britain, the Kensington Congregational team came out at the losing end of a to 2 score. Both local twirlers which Phillips used in the four innings of play were touched frequently and the inf1eld work was generally loose. Williams and Beagle of the Pirates were also hit regularly but the visit ors tight infield work kept the hits from bringing in the needed runs.
 Legion Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of Bolton kasica Post 6S. American Legion, will be held this evening at s o'clock at Legion Hall, Kensing. ton. Several items of importance will come before thu Eeeting and
 
 local posts officials. It is proba ble that the fire protection question will receive further action at tonight's meeting, the committee having worked on the plan since it's last appearance before the members of the local organization.
 Chucks Numerous
 Farmers of this vicinity are com- plaining that woodchucks the tough little animals that infest the pasture lands of the surrounding farms, are numerous this year and are caus- ing damage by their extensive feed ing on vegetables. It Is thought that & wholesale woodchuck hunt will be indulged in within the near future unless the meadow moose" decide to ease up on the harassed farmers.
 Warrantee Deed
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff has received for filing Q warrantee deed from Henry J. Foiren of Ken, sington who has sold to Delphis and Rosa Martineau, house and pro- perty located on the north side of Langdon Lane, Kensington. The purchaser is an employe of the Don nelly Brick company.
 What They're Doing
 T. o. Lillystrand and family of Oklahoma have taken the old Sage homestead and will reside in this town for the summer.
 Henry Deming. treasurer of the Berlin Savings Bank. will leave for the shore tomorrow for two weeks vacation fro minis duties.
 The condition of Newton W. Bald win of Blue Hills is reported as be- ing considerably improved. He is able to walk about the house and has taken few short walks about the farm.
 Business Dull
 All businesses, both retail and wholesale, report that conditions are very quiet. The post office re- ports that this months business will probably surpass last years July record, but for the most part activi- ties have remained quiet since the first of the month. Town Clerk Woodruff reports that town hall ac- tivitics consist mostly of routine business, with a small fishing and hunting license issuance.
 Mrs. Fagan's Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Fa- gan of Kensington was held this at o'clock from St. Paul's church, Kensington. The services were largely attended and the church was filled with a profusion of flowers. Rev. John c. Brennan, assisted by Rev. Dr. brennan of Father Riley of New Ha- ven and Father McCrann of Hart ford, officiated at a solemn high mass of requiem.
 Pal, bearers were Thomas Pagan, William Pagan and James Corr of John Pagan and Law renee Pagan of Meriden and Mich- ael O'Hearn of Portland. The flower bearers were Thomas Pagan. Jr., of Kensington. James O'Hearn of Port land and Warren and Richard Ring wood of kensington.
 At the offertory Miss Madeleine Horton sang Pie Jesu." At the con- of the services Mrs. James McAdam of Meriden sang Abide With Me" St. Paul's quartet sang Nearer My God to Thee" as the body was being borne from the church.