New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06

was called off and party was held
in the chapel of the Berlin Congre-
Gational church instead. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Vacation Bible school
On Monday morning, July 9. the
Community Vacation Bible school,
sponsored by the kensington Meth
odist and Congregational churches,
will begin. Glasses will be held
every week day except Saturday
from $50 TO 1880 o'clock and the
courses will be taught by capable
staff OF teachers. The class is open
to all children in the community
who have completed their first year
in the public schools and up to and
including the sixth grade. 1t is eX-
pected that there will be an enroll
ment Of about SO pupils.
The classes will be supervised by
Mrs. Raymond Williams. There will
be four teachers and two assistant
teachers. During the first hour
work will be done on
hymns and the Bible and dramatiza-
ton Of the Bible. In the second
hour there will be carpentry for the
boys and designing. Each pupils can
work on whatever hobby he or she
d esireS TO.
These classes will be held for two
weeks and transportation will be
to the pupils who live too
far AWAY to walk
Briefs
The Misses Marion and Louise
Hall left Thursday morning for New
York where they will attend the
summer session Of Columbia uni
yersitv. Miss Louise Hall will take
up secretarial subjects while Miss
Marion Hall will attend the Aneri-
can Academy of Dramatic Arts i'll
with the university.
Miss Viola B"gons has returned
20 her home in Chicopee Falls /
Mass. after spending a weeks Naca-
ion with Miss Jewel kozy of Four
Rod Highway. kensington.
Eliot and Ruth Richie of Ken !
,ington are spending the week at !
crystal Lake.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Frank Woods of
Hudson street are yacationing at
Portland, Me.
There will be a meeting of the
own hall at 5 O'Clock.
Ball Games sunday. !
Konsnston will tackle a tough !
this Sunday when it
.ravels to Bristol to meet the Endees !
IF that place in a Connecticut state |
league game. Eoth teams have met !
vice this year and each holds Il
,ictcry over the other.
The locals have been playing good |
Dall OF late and are confident that |
hey will increase their standings in |
he league at the expense of the !
Bristol aggregation. Berg will be i
IN the mound for the locals and |
Auband will be behind the bat.
On next Tuesday afternoon the I
american Paper Goods nine will
lash with the Landcrs seam in an
Industrial baseball League game at /
Walnut Hill park at $50 o'clock. |
The game will be played on da-
nond number two. The Paper Goods
llne has been making great show
ng In the league and lost a tough |
battle to the New Britain Machine
line last Tuesday evening after
eading up TO the eighth by three
o nothing score.
East Berlin Items
Next Thursday evening the Cath !
'lic Daughters of America will hold |
| whist party in the Sacred Hear.
hurch social rooms. Both whist and /
fridge whist will be played. Mrs.
ohm Frank is hostess for the event. !
Prizes will be distributed to winners
n both sets of play. Refreshments
will be served.
The Methodist church Sunday
chool picnic will be held tomorrow
It Rockwell Park in Bristol. The
tart will be made from the church
t 10 o'clock in the morning. Trans
'ortation will be provided for those
'oing. Any one desiring to offer the
Use OF a machine may do SO as II
viii assist in solving the transporta-
ion problem. Two speed wagons
rom r. .. Clark's will be used.
The Methodist church choir will
Icld a rehearsal in the church this
vening at 1880 o'clock.
The library will be open this even
Nc for the exchange Of books.