New Britain herald., 1928-06-01
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Terryville ..... so 2 , s-19 Two base hits, Peterson. Gerke, Tolli. Halsted. Norton. Pyrcenskl, Alderman, swicklas: three base hit, Backman; bases on balls, of Con- lin 2. of Backman ,. off Norton 2; struck out, by Conlin 2. by Backman 3. by Norton :: hit by pitcher, by Backman ].
 The local team went 10 Utchheld this afternoon for league game with the high school team there. Peter son was slated 10 pitch. as Backman showed yesterday that his finger was not yet back in shape. Mrs. Erkson Surprised Twenty members Of Washington Trumbull circle. Companions Of the Forest, surprised Mrs. Sadie Erkson at her homo last evening in honor of her recent marriage. They pre- sented her with beautiful picture and a water set Games and musi- i cal selections were enjoyed and re- treatments served. An enioya able ! evening was spent by surprisers and surprised alike.
 Teachers Club Party The Teachers club held it. la st regular party Of the season at the high school last evening with about 4o members present. A play. "An American Harem," was presented by cast consisting of Miss Barbara Case. Miss Cora Hopkins. Miss Amy Jos"phson, Miss Margaret McCon- vile. Miss Alice Tibbptts, Mrs. Lot tie Newell. anI Miss Nathalie Case. Miss Clara Leyonburs played several violin selections, accompanied bv Miss McConyille. Guessing games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Newell was chairman 0, the committee in charge.
 Seloka-Furrey
 Joseph c. Seloha-. Jr.. and Miss Esther F. Fnrrey have filed notice Of marriage intentions at the town clerks office. MT. Selokas, who is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph selokas. is druggist Nils. Furrcy. a bookkseper. is the daughter Of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. F. w, Fur rey Of l5s Broad street.
 Junior Baseball
 The Trumhull Colony won its secu ond victory Of the week when it de- feat"d the All-Stars by 1s-lo ves. terday Mel Hadfeld pitched for the winners and w. Allen for the All-Stars.
 The Plainville Juniors broke event in Memorial Day doub,e head'r with the Bristol Comets. winning the morning encounter here by '-5 but dropping an s-7 decision In Bristol in the afternoon, The 1acobellts boys were Plainyjlle's battery. The Juniors will meet the West Ends in their next game.
 Notes
 Rev Leonard 0. Melville, rector Of the Church of Our Saviour. spoke at the assembly at the High scboo, this afternoon.
 MISS Bertha Steward of the Broad street school teaching staff and Miss Erma Godfrey of Southington are spending the weekend in New York city.
 The children Of the primary de- partment of the Congregational church school will meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to rehearsc for Children's Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Thoma,en and family have returned from North Attlehoro, Mass, where they have been spending a few days.
 Mrs. Bertha Rector has returned to h"r home on Long Island after having been the guest of Miss Nav Morgan of Park street for the past two weeks.
 Superintendent Of Schools Leon C, Staples will give the talk 10 the juniors at the Baptist church Sum day morning. His topic will be Planning q Life.'
 Dyon'zy LarasfeUicz of New Brit ain has transferred lot IS on the standard tract. with the buildings thereon. to Fred and Antoinettc Tol- Ii.