New Britain herald., 1927-01-07

I
 II Whist Party Successful | The whist party given by St. | Pauls T. 4. 6 B. society and The l ladies of the congregation of St. | Paul's church was termed a success ! by those attending. Refreshments ! were served during the course of
 the evening to the large gathering Mrs. Frank McKeon was awarded
 the ladies' first prize with Miss Mary Michaels, second. Adam Gianotti took the mems prize.
 To Give Minstrel Show St. Paul's Tabs minstrels will hold
 a meeting and rehearsal on Sunday afternoon at o'clock in Tabs hall, ! kensington. Plans for the annual minstrel show will be formulated at that time. The entire cast of last years show is requested to attend the meeting to plan for a bigger and better show than ever before. Directors Russell Bromsaid and Al Charest of Meriden will be on hand
 to separate the talent into its re-
 spective classes. Both directors are we'll known and we'll liked here and with the combination of the Meri- den supervisors and the local talent
 the Tabs hope to put over a bell + ringer.
 At Last
 After several weeks of wondering and waiting for the announcement I n tHa nf Do ,,, setback team. the following letter was received which should clear up . good part of the mystery which surrounds the whole situation. ITO the Berlin Correspondent Dear Sir: You have asked me for a lineup of my setback team 1 repeatedly, but I nave delayed on 1 account of my recent illness but. l now as I have recovered I feel it a l great pleasure to give my lineup, so here we are: Newt Baldwin, him. self, captain, paired up with Herman l Klottzer better known as "Yellow 1 Hammer" Joe Wilmot, Arthur Ea- ten, John Leechmore, Michael Bray | John Hawley and James Patterson. | Also l have just few facts that would respectfully ask you to pub l fish that the public might know. These are all dirt farmers from l the wilds of Blue Hills. dyed in the l wool setback players with established | reputation and tough team to 1 beat. It has leaked out that they | are practicing eight nights a week. Now bring on your strong teams | we play for fun or marbles. Mayor | Conlin, captain of the Blue Eillians,
 it seems has tried to hire Newt back, l offering him quite a sizeable salary l but Baldwin says Nothing Soing'-- l there is a great principle involved, i Iitherefore the organization of thIs
 new and crushing setback team,
 knokn as 'Baldwin's Best
 Y "Yours very respectfully,
 | NEWTON ". BALDWIN" | Marriage Linccnses .i Marriage licenses for two 17 year
 old girls were filed in the office of
 the town clerk this morning. The
 prospective bridegrooms came from II NlutIy Sr rRttl tlttA pOlltAS, pllC bNlIl .,
 born in Nova Scotia and the other N hailing from the British West Indies. H. A license was issued to Tracy G II Nickerson of Christian Lane, son of the late Frank Nickerson Of this II place. and Jennie Pagenetti, IT. Ii daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Litalli II Pagcnetti of Edgewood avenue,
 
 born in Novia Scotia.
 \ A license was issued 10 Samuel
 Roe Thomas, colored, of the British
 West Indies. and Edna Iott, IT,
 daughter of Nr and Mrs. Dave Yott \ of Christian Lane. Miss Yott was \ born in Dublin. Georgia.
 l Celebrate 5oth Anniversary i MT. and Mrs Arthur L. Woodruff I have received an invitation to be Il present at the celebration of the 50th l ! anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. David II c. Webster of Mantle. formerly of
 this place. The festivities will be !; held at the couples home in Mantle | on Sunday, January 9. They have |, many friends in this town, having t resided just south of the BecNley
 station until 1918.
 fl sends Greetings II Paul Giana of kensirgton has re- |, coived greetings from across the | continent from George L. Nasi. a l resident of this town who is at pres I ent in San Francisco, California. Il Nasi sent New Years wishes to all \ his friends here stating that he eX- I poets to return to kensington in
 May. He is ut present situated on the L. & S. New Mexico, serving his 14th year in the navy.
 EorcstcrS Meet
 , 1 Court Mattebessett, ForesterS Of America met last evening at Legion hall, Kersington. Because of the !, small attendance, the proposed an- nual elections were postponed until
 January 20, when 1t is hoped that
 fuli roll call of the members will
 be present.
 1t Hospital
 Bernard r. Moore of Kensington