New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-25

the day The program will consis,
Of special music. poems. etc. the
setting forth some of the Christian
ideals of the well-known poet. Ed
gar 4. Guest. The members of the
parish are advised to have some.
one as their guest at these services
Important Meeting Monday
There will be an important meet
ing of the Kensington Athletic club
Monday evening at s o'clock at the
Popular barber shop. according to
an announcement made this morn
ing by the officers of the club All
members are urged and expected to
be present as some very important
matters will come up for disposal.
Regardless of the number present
these matters will be acted upon and
1t is for the best interest Of all those
involved that they be in attendance
at the meeting. The officers stated
that they do not want four or five
present but all the members there
Briefs
The Misses Pearl and Mae Young
of Paterson road are spending few
days in Canton at mountain re-
sort where they are the guests of
their cousin.
Mrs. Harold Skinner of Farming
ton road will return home this eve
ming from Schenectady. n. Y. where
she has been spending the past
week.
Miss Florence Gibney of Worth
ington Ridge will leave tomorrow for
Cape Cod where she will spend two
weeks.
Grange Committee Meeting
There will be an important meet
ing of the general carnival commit
tee Of the Berlin Grange at its hall
on Pennington road on Monday eve
ming The meeting will be held to
different committees on the
carnival and to discuss plans for it.
All members of the general commit
tee are asked to attend.
Work will be started in the near
future towards adding an extension
to the front of the Grange hall. The
front will be extended about eight
feet. This Improvement was pro-
posed at the last meeting and receive
ed an affirmative vote.
kcnsington vs.. Bristol
The All-kensinston nine will meet
the Bristol Endee team tomorrow
afternoon at the Percival avenue
grounds at o'clock and according
to pre-game predictions. the Ken
sington fans are in for real treat
Great rivalry exists between the two
leans and both aggregations will be
out to improve their standings in the
state league at the expense of the
othcr. The teams have met a num-
Der of times so far this season and
he honors are about even.
Drum Corps Meeting
The St Paul Fife E. Drum Corps
If Kensington will hold its weekly
meeting at the Tabs hall on Monday
evening at O'Clock. There will be
! business meeting followed by re-
,earsal All members are urged to
,e present.
Meet Waterbury Team
Providing the weather holds off
he KensinEton Trianeles baseball
cam will clash with the Millane az
from Waterbury this aft
rnoon at 8 o'clock at the Percival
venue grounds. The visitors are
oming here with strong reputa-
ion and expect to bring the winning
freak Of the locals to a stop with a
'ang. The Waterbury team is re-
'arded as one OF the strongest mines
n the Brass City and has some
veil known semi-pro stars in its |
lineup. A large attendance is ex-
'ected at the game because of the |
good attraction offered
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Whearty of |
'armington road left yesterday for I
visit with friends in Pennsylvania. |
East Berlin items
Morning worship will be held at |
he Methodist church tomorrow
at 10:45 o'clock with ser
non by the pastor. Rev. A. L. Bur
I cen. Sunday school at ~ O'Clock.
he Junior league will meet at 3
clock There will be mo evening
1eet,ng.
The morning service at St Ga
riefs Episcopal church will be
ED at . o'clock tomorrow morning
nd will be conducted by Rev.
gorge B. stryring of New Britain.