New Britain herald., 1928-09-05

tie for the league lead a the sea- son ends. 6ince there are several postponed games and since one of them may make . difference in the league standing. 1t is necessary that that game be played on Friday night. It will be . contest between the Boy Scouts and Kensington Boys club and if the former wins it will be in . tic with the Worth tngton team.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson and daughter. Margaret. have returned home after spending . week at In- dian Neck.
 MT. and ArA Samuel \. Fiske of Warrington Ridge returned yes terday from their cottage at West Brookheld. Mass-. where they spent the summer months Claude Stevens, jr.. hos left the ] employ of the Berlin Savings bank where he had held position for the summer months. He will return to Dartmouth university where he will begin his senior year. Miss Florence Gibney has return ed to her home after spending the past two weeks at Cape Cod.
 Garvey Molumphy of Annapolis is visiting his mother. Mrs. Annie Molumphy of Hudson street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Falbey have returned from Mantle where they have been spending . two weeks' vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Montgom- cry of Hudson street have returned home after spending the summer at the shore.
 Mrs. F. Troupe and children. Betty, Prentice and Mary. have re- turned from Cape Cod whers they have been spending sevelui ua,s q. their summer home.
 | MT. and Mrs. George Pollard have returned from motor trip to Wash- ington. D. c.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of Kensing. ton has resumed her duties at the
 kensington post ofiice after a vaca. tion spent in Syracuse, N. Y.. and Boston, Mass.
 Night school, 3s: day school, SIS a
 month. All books and supplies free Connecticut Business College. New Britain.-advt.
 East Berlin Items MT. and Mrs. L. F. Turner anG
 Mrs. Frank Cobey have returned
 from a visit with friends in Warner N. H.
 !, Paul Turner and Merwin Riggot1
 have returned from a motorcycle
 trip to Toronto having spent Labor | day in that city. | The Community club program thi.
 evening is expected to attract d larK. } attendance this being the opening
 meeting of the fall. A banquet ii
 being planned for the near future the event to be in the nature of [ , rally or get-together. , The Fife and Drum corps will holt
 a rehearsal tomorrow evening a , 7:30 o'clock at Community hall. D Miss Sarah Ryan has been engag , ed to teach the third and fourtl
 grades at the Hubbard school. Sh, . takes the grades formerly taught b! F Miss Beatrice Jacobson who is nov Q connected with the Meriden schoo 9 system. There was a large enterinI
 class today.
 The ladies of Sacred Heart churc]
 will hold a food sale Friday after
 noon at 3 o'clock at the home o
 Mrs. William Brown.
 Harry Cobey. Jack Walsh. William /, Walsh and Henry Prudhon returne = yesterday from a motor trip t , Niagara Falls.
 The Knights of Pythias an
 Pythian Sisters outing will be hel Sunday at Hurd's park. All mem '' bers of both organizations are in II vited to attend. families being includ
 ed. Transportation has been arrang
 ed.
 Il The library will be open Trida l. afternoon and evening for the ex Q change of books. C Rev. and Mrs. Al l.. Burgreen an [. Mrs. E. V. Read called upon Mir. e Royal Morse at the Hartford hos a pital yesterday They also called upo d Jerry Leal. who has been confine s to the hospital for the past tw B years.
 An application for a marriage Ii
 cense was filed with the town cler y this morning by Myron J. Morse an j. Ruby Ann Nye. daughter of Mir. an a Mrs w. H. Nye Of East Berlin. Tn e wedding will take place in the nea y future