New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-10
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De held at the Baptist church a
i7:45 o'clock Thursday evening. Til,
junior choir will meet at the church
at Z o'clock for practice.
Brock Barnes unit will meet i,
Legion hall at s o'clock tonight ane
will elect delegates to the comins
state convention.
The Kraft club will give a dane,
Friday evening at the Ionic clul
rooms. The Majestic orchestra will
furnish music.
Ask support Of Fans
The crowd at the -Plainvill.
baseball game Sunday was disap.
polntingly small, but the manage.
ment has been inclined to lay this
fact to the hot weather. However,
it has been calling the attention OF
local enthusiasts 10 several outstand
ing features of this years team
which should bring support more
than in any past year.
In the first place. the All-Plain-
Nillss are at last composed entirely
Of Plainville players. The introduc.
ton OF outsiders in past years has
been thought to strengthen the team.
but it has lessened town pride in the
nine and cut down crowds. Now.
with the exception of one of the
regular pitchers, every member of
the squad is native of this town.
The exception. Dudack, has pitched
in the Industrial league here for the
past two years and may almost be
considered local man.
Then again, with this local line
up. the team has hung up seven
straight victories and has come way
into the middle Of July without a
defeat being registered against It.
The opponents have by no means
been "set-urs." and this record
shows the caliber of the All-Plain-
villes.
Finally. the past record has been
SO good that the management is
constantly angling to bring more and
more important teams here. THIS
Sunday the Lenox A. G. OF Wallins-
ford will tackle Plainville, while the
New Britain Falcons and other
teams of that caliber are being
sought for coming games
Personal Items
Leslie II. Atwater of Ledge road
and John Grooman of Flanders have
returned home from White Plains,
n. Y, where they have been since
March. working on the new golf
course at North Castle. They start
ed work today on the new course to
be made in West Hartford.
Miss Jennie Nicol of so Trumbuli
avenue is spending two days in New
York seeing friends off on the Ma
lestic" for a European tour.
Mrs. James Murphy of Whiting
street is recuperating at the HON e
of her sister at Morris Cove.
Mrs. Theodore Sechrist of Ludlow.
Ky, has returned home after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clara Sechrist of
Crown street.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis V. Judson and
son Charles, left this morning for
their home in Washington, D. c.,
after spending a few days at the
home Of DR.. Judson's mother, Mrs.
Katie B. Judson Of Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fradette and
family and Maxine Fillion have
gone to Quebec. Canada. for a va
cation.
Howard Smith. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Smith of East Broad
street. is spending two weeks at the
camp at Mantle as the guest of Will
liam Allan.
Mrs. J. r. Boswell of West Main
street is entertaining her sister from
Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sonnenberg
OF East Broad street are spending
their vacation In New York and on
Long Island.
Philip Caliendo Of South Canal
street Is spending the week in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seymour and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morrill, are va
cationing in Maine.
Mrs. William Allan and daughter.
lean. of East Broad street are
spending few weeks at Monson.
Me.