New Britain herald., 1928-06-21

Margaret Orsie. Florence Orsie,
Frieda Pauloz. Lewis Sheldon, Ed
mund Siegrist, Robert Skinner, Irene
Stromfors, Svea Swanson, Anna
Tamositis, Marjorie Tucker. Richard
Williams, kashmere Wroblewski and
Ernest Zotter.
To Hold Farewell Party
The members of the graduating
class of the Berlin Junior High
school arc holding a farewell party in
the form of a picnic this afternoon at
Harris bungalow. Many of the teach
ers will be present as guests of the
class. This affair will bring TO a close
the social events of the class for the
year.
Final Whist Party
The final whist party Of the sea-
son by the Berlin Grange will be
held this evening at the Grange hall
on Pennington avenue. This will
bring 10 a close g series of whists
that the Grange conducted during
the winter months. The parties have
proven very popular with the pub
lice and have been largely attended.
1t is expected that there will be q
banner crowd present this evening.
Prizes will be awarded the winners
and refreshments served. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
strawberry Festival
All the people Of the community
are cordially invited by the Worth
ingtoR Community association to at
tend the strawberry festival to be
given tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the Community house
on Wort hinst on ridge. The festival
will start al ) o'clock. A large at
tendance is expected.
To Play Two Games
kensington is scheduled to play
two games in the Connecticut State
baseball league over the week end.
Tomorrow evening the local team
will travel 10 Manchester where they
will meet the Manchester Com
munities. who are leading the lea
que. Manchester has lost but one
game in the league fight. Carroll
probably get the call against the
Silk townors with Politis in reserve.
On Sunday Kensington will enter
tain the Bristol Endces at the Per-
cival avenue grounds in a league
game. Bristol and Kensington have
met twice this season. each team
coping the verdict once. The locals
have been going strong in the last
few games and Manager Eddie
Moore is confident that the team has
infield is working nicely and this
makes a world of difference In the
locals work. Berg will be on the
mound Sunday with Huband behind
the platter.
COngratulatcs Scouts
Rev. Samuel A. Fiskc speaking
for the members Of the Berlin Con-
church. has extended
congratulations 10 the BOY and Girl
Scouts of the church for their good
work and activities during the past
year. The Girl Scouts. under the
leadership of Mrs. Coal brought its
work to close by scoring high
honors in winning a silver cup in
with all the troops of
the New Britain council
They captured Is points out Of a
possible 176. The Boy Scouts con-
Quoted a busy campaign during the
winter under the leadership OF F.. O.
and put up hard fight
n gainst older boys in the track meet
held in New Britain last week
among the scouts of the New Bri-
tain council.
Supper This Evening
4 rawberry shortcake supper
will be served this evening at $50
O'Clock in the church parlors Of the
kersjneton Congregational church
by the Ladies' Benevolent Sewing So
ciety. The public is cordially in>it-
cd to attend.
Condition Remains Unchanged
The condition Of Mrs. James
Brown OF Kensington. who is criti-
cally i'll at her homo, was reported
as being unchanged this morning
Her son. James. of New Jersey. has
arrived at her bedside.
Food Sale Saturday
4 food sale will be hold nv M
Ladies' Aid society of the Knnsing-
ton Methodist church at the home
81 Mrs. George Tryon on the New
Britain road on Saturday afternoon