New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

der. Mir. and Mrs. Burnham Will. liams, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Camp Mr. and Mrs. Walkenhouser Mir. and i Mrs. William Schroeder and Mir. and Mrs. Howard Bunce
 Defeat Antlo,cr Heavy hitting by the kensingtor Trlangles brought the locals a s te victory over the Andovcr baseball team in the opening game of the | Hartford county "Y" baseball league Saturday afternoon. The game was played at the Recreation field and was largely attended. The work ol ,hc kensington battery featured the game.
 Interesting Items Claude Stevens Jr.. has returned home for the summer vacation. H, is a student at Dartmouth and is tho son of Mir. and Mrs. Claude W ! Stevens of kensington.
 Misses Helen and Sarah Johnson have returned home from college for he summer vacation.
 Anthony Martino has returned to his home in kensington from Cath olic university.
 Troop 6s, Boy Scouts of kcnsing ton captured third place in the rope tying contest at the annual scout track meet held in New Britain Sat urday.
 Miss Eleanor Mcaghlcy is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Meaghley Of Worthington ridge. Miss Natalie Gwatkin is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leland Gwatkin of Worthington ridge. She is d student at Russell Sage college. s. Chase Coales, Jr., is spending a few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. $. Chase Coalcs of Berlin street.
 The Berlin public library will be opened this afternoon and evening for the weekly exchange of books.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Dee and family of Nashua. Mass. spent the week. end visiting their cousins. Mir. and Mrs. J. Cashman of kcnsington.
 A very unsual sight was plainly in evidence in the fields this morning. The sudden cool weather caused a heavy frost over night.
 The Young Peoples society Of , the Berlin Congregational church largely attended and most interest ing union service last Sunday eve ming.
 Captures Silver Cup Troop 4, Berlin Girl Scouts, will meet this afternoon in the local scouts rooms at 4 o'clock. Saturday the local troop won a silver loving cup for having the highest honors in the games played af the reunion held in the State armory in New Britain. The local troop had higher marks than any troop in the city of New Britain This is considered a high honor and is tho first loving cup to be awarded 10 the local troop. Miss Florence Gihney was awarded the first class badge and is the first member of troop 4 to receive 1t. The troop js directed by Scoutmaster Mrs. S. Coales and much of the credit for the good work of the troop must be given to her.
 splits Two Games.
 kensington and Meriden split 8 double header over the week end In the Connecticut State baseball league. the Meriden nine taking Saturdays game by s 10 score and the locals turning the tables yesterday to the tune Of 10 to 2.
 kcnsington played two good games in the field and showed a marked improvement in the infield. The work of Budnick. Jasper and Zeig- Ter featured the defense attack of the locals. Carroll was on the mound for kensinston Saturday and went into the ninth inning with two run advantage. Meridcn suddenly fell on his slants and pounded out three runs before Berg was rushed in to relieve him. kcnsington could do nothing in it's half of the nintk Eddie" Zeikc featured in hitting, the Meridcn first sacker crashing cut four doubles.
 Sunday tho locals turned the ta- blcs on it's rivals and had little trouble in winning by 10 10 2 score Berg was in the box for Ken sington and the Endees were pow er- less before his slsnts.
 Meeting Of Club.
 4 meeting of the NJ V klef club was held yesterday and it vas decid.