New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-04
tracing business in Meriden.
Involved In Accident

involved In Accident
An accident involving a car ant
a small girl occurred yesterda
morning about o'clock in front O
st. Joseph's church. New Britain
when A. H. Edgerly. Jr.. of Ken,
slngton. while driving south OF
South Main street. struck 6-year-olt
Susie Reitano of % Landers avenue
when she ran from behind some
parked cars into the path of the To-
cal mans car. Mr.. Edgerly was 60
ing slow and stopped Immediately
The child WAS taken to the New
Britain General. hospital where sh'
was found to be suffering only from
bruises and was taken home.
kcnsington Loses Again
Batting the offerings of Berg ant
Polltis hard throughout the game
the New Britain Falcons took re
venge for an early season defea
when they trounced the Kensingtor
team by one-sided score, 10 to 5
Atwood, a member of the Hartford
Eastern league team up until thi,
week. was dh the mound for tho
New Britain aggregation and held
the locals at bay. This was Ken
sington's third straight defeat in the
Connecticut State league and the
first time in two years that the Fal-
cons managed to win with Berg in
the box.
kensington crashed out 10 hits
but they came at inopportune times,
Atwood bearing down In the pinches.
One of the largest crowds of the
season witnessed the game.
Supper Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid society of the
kensington Methodist church will
give q supper in the church parlors
on Wednesday. June s. at 6 p. m.
Grange Meeting
The Berlin Grange will hold its
semi meeting tomorrow
evening at its hall on Pennington
avenue. Memorial night will be OBJ
served and will be in charge Of c.
NJ. Weldon, worthy chaplain. A SOL
emn and patriotic program has been
arranged and a large attendance Is
expected.
scout Meetings
Troop 4, Girl Scouts, will meet
this afternoon at its rooms at the
Berlin Congregational church at 1870
o'clock. Mrs. Coales will be in
charge.
Troop I, Boy Scouts will meet to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Scout master Emil O. Shjerden will
be incharge. The Cub Scouts will
meet at GAS o'clock.
Social Items
A SON, Robert Edwin, was born on
May IS at Worcester. Mass. to Mr..
and Mrs Harold E. Hamilton. Mrs.
Hamilton was Miss Helen NJ. Cowles
of kensington before her marriage.
Miss Marion Bruce of Wethersfield
spent yesterday as the guest Of rela-
tives on Worthington ridge.
Donald Smith of New York spent
the weekend as the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. EDDY N.
Smith of Worthington riuge.
Postmaster and Mrs. A. A. Barrett
and daughter. Gloria Jacqueline. re-
turned yesterday after spending a
few days at their summer cottage in
Saybrook.
Mr.. and Mrs Relyea of Bridgeport
have returned to their home after
a visit with their son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Relyea of Worthington
ridge.
Joseph MANI has returned to his
home after visiting relatives here.
Carl Barrett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett of Pennington road,
has returned to his home after a
short visit to Saybrook.
Miss Victoria Fiske, a senior at
Smith college. spent the weekend
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
A. Fiske of Worthington
ridge.
berlin Congregational Notes
The young people of the church
had as their guests at its meeting
last evening young people from
kensington and the First
church Of New Britain. This was the
asst of the informal union gatherings.
Rev. Francis 7. Cooke of the Bristol
church was the
speaker. using as his topic. Give
What You Have"
Shirley Shlerden led the meeting
Of the Junior society in the afternoon