New Britain herald., 1927-06-03

Important business will have a place on tonight's program. includ- ing the probable report of the teach ers' committee in regards to resig- nations and applications. A report on the Investigations of the grounds committee is also expected at this evenings session.
 Membership Drive
 Russell s. Gold, president of the Worthington Community Center as- sociation, has stated that the annual membership drive for the organiza ton will be started early next week. It will be the aim of the organiza- tion to obtain 8 full enrolment of residents. The annual meeting of the Community club will be held in June.
 Concert Tonight
 Everymap.s Bible class orchestra of New Britain will give . concert this evening at o'clock at the Kensington Methodist church. This orchestra has gained considerable prominence in musical circles and in broadcasting. Between selections Miss Fife Carlson of Kensington will give several readings. The pub lie is invited to attend.
 Exhibition Successful
 The annual handwork exhibition of the local schools, which was held last evening at the kensington Grammar school. was we'll attended. about l50 parents and friends of the pupils visiting the exhibits. The event included displays of drawings. compositions and business course examples.
 The Junior High school Glee club gave several selections under the direction of Mrs. Helen Upson. The youngsters gained much applause for their finished work in their se- lections.
 Boys Club Wins
 The kensington Boys club base ball team. opening It's session against its neighbors. the Kensington Con- gregational church team which also was breaking the ice for the year. defeated the churchmen to in a game played at Benedict Phillips recreation field yesterday afternoon.
 Clarence Carlson. pitching for the Congregational team, battled 1t out with Julius Meyers, who was on the mound for the Boys club for seven stN the last two innings when the Boys club finished strong. Both teams played excellent ball and coaches of the aggregations are encouraged by their early season showing. The hitting of both teams was a little weak but it is thought that practice will make stick wielders out of the Kensingtonians.
 Flood Whist Successful
 About 60 local residents gathered last evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Grimshaw of Kensington to attend tho whist and bridge party which was sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary Unit of the Bolton- Kasica post, American Legion. for the bene- fit of the Mississippi flood sufferers.
 Bridge pries were won by Mrs. Clifford Fields, Mrs. Douglas De. Mers. Norman Bigelow and Claude w. Stevens. The whist prize win- ners included Mrs. Matthew Gris- wold, Charles Ronketty and Frank McKeon. Dancing and . musical program followed the card playing. About $30 was realized on the af- fair and 1t was voted success, both socially and financially.
 Drivers Change
 Bus drivers on the local route plying >hetween this town and New Britain will change beginning to- morrow. Olsen. who handled the Hudson street bus in the morning. will replace Nordgren on the Meri- den line. the latter going to the Hartford line. Lynch will keep his present schedule and a new man will replace Olsen on the morning run. The afternoon drivers have not been announced but 1t is thought several changes will take place.
 Tabs to Play
 The St. Paul's Tabs baseball team will make its initial appearance in local circles when 1t meets the Waterville nine at Percival avenue field tomorrow afternoon for its sec- ond game in the Western Connect- cut league.
 Waterville will send a snappy team to this town. reports say. as the out