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

Minister Going Abroad.
Rev. Arthur A. Ball pastor Of the
Plainville NJ. E. church, will sail
aboard the Celtic" next Saturday
and will spend the netx two months
in Europe. Accompanied by his
daughter, Eleanor. Mr.. Ball will re-
visit his native England, which he
has not seen for Is years He will
return to Plainville early in Sep
TENDER.
Baseball News.
The All-Plainvllles will meet the
fast ST, Mary's of Waterbury at the
high school field here at 8 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. The visitors
are reported to be the fastest ANA
teur team in Waterbury, and the To-
calls will have to travel if they are
to win, their seventh straight,
The Independents will open their
season in Bristol tomorrow after
noon, playing the Bristol Blue Jaws
First Week of Bible School
The first week of the daily vaca.
ton Bible school. which is being
conducted at the Baptist church.
has proved successful beyond the
expectations of those who are spon-
sorlng it. Fifty-three pupils and
eight teachers have been enrolled
Miss Charlotte p. kendrick is gen
eral supervisor, while the devotional
exercises are in charge of the pastor
OF the church, Rev. DR.. A. b.
kendrick.
The children are showing much
interest, and everyone connected
with the school is enthusiastic about
1t. The older boys began woodwork
yesterday under the direction of DR..
kendrick.
On Monday morning at s:15
o'clock an open session will be held,
at which anyone who is interested is
cordially invited to be present to see
what is being done.
Wins Scholarship
Roger Newton. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Newton of West
Main street. has been awarded the
David Gallup scholarship at Yale
University. This amounts to $500
and covers full tuition Off the junior
year in the Sheffield Scientific school.
1t is given lin recognition of excel
lent all-around record"
Plainville Loses
The junior American Legion team
went down to defeat again yesterday
in Wethersfeld by 27-7. Plainville
was unable to keep the Wethersfeld
runners close to their bases and they
stole sack after sack. The home
team, on the other hand, played tight
ball when in danger and caught
many local players after they had
reached first.
NIadeley Delegate
Edward r. Madeley was elected
delegate from Plainville Hose Co.
No, to the state convention at New
Haven on August Is and Is last
night at meeting of the firemen.
Irving Gridley will be alternate.
Notes
Dr. Lewis V. Judson OF Mrs. Jud.
son and son. Charles, of Washington,
/, D. c.. are spending a few days at
the home OF Mrs. Katie B. Judson
on Park street.
J Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rogers of
Strong court left this morning on a
vacation trip to Lake Springs, N. H.
Mrs. Bertha Rector of Long Is
land Is the guest of her cousin. Miss
May Morgan of Park street.
Vice Principal Douglas Mac
Donald OF the high school spent
yesterday and today in Plainville
staying at the home of Roger Free
man on Whiting street. Mr.. Mac
Donald will take summer courses at
! New York university.
Homer Hart has returned to his
home on East street after having
been a patient at the Hartford hos
pltal for the past month. His con-
dition is a little improved.
Superintendent OF Schools Leon c.
F! Staples has been called to North
Haven, Me. by the serious illness of
his mother.
Miss Nellie Blxby has left for
Northampton. Mass. to attend the
School OF Musical Pedagogy there
Miss Bixby is a graduate of the
Hartford School Of Music.
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