New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

Song, There's Music in the Air."-
 Graduating class.
 Address-Franklin E. Pierce. super-
 intendent of secondard education.
 State of Connecticut.
 Presentation of Diplomas-Pro-
 lessor Stanley Galpin, secretary of
 the school board.
 Presentation of Adele Murray
 Award' - Mrs. Henry Hooker.
 president of the kensington
 League of Women Voters. Chorus, 70 Victorious People,
 mixed chorus.
 Singing of America-Audicnce led
 hy class
 Salute of Flag.
 Recessional.
 Receives Pastoragc
 Rev. Dr. Thomas J. brennan, vice president Of St. Thomas seminary for the past six years. and a member of the faculty there since 1916, has been transferred to East Hartford. where he will succeed Rev. Denis F. i'eAhN' oo IuStOl Ol sot. Mary church.
 Father brennan is a native of Middletown and had previously been assistant pastor of St. Joseph's $ church in Norwalk and of St. Johns church in Stamford.
 Father brennan is we'll known in kensington and among the parish- toners Of St. Paul's church. He has often celebrated mass at the local church and took charge of the par 'sh on numerous times when Father Brennan was out of town. The To- cal people will be pleased to hear of his success.
 Berlin Troop Picnic
 Troop 4, Berlin Girl Scouts, will hold a picnic this afternoon at Prem tices' grove. This will be the last of the year and it is ex- pected that d large attendance will be present. The girls will meet at the Berlin Congregational church at 4:3o o'clock. each girl bringing her own lunch. Fire will be built so that the ElrlS may COOK thelr own lunch.
 kcnsington Wins
 kcnsington continued its good N ork in the field and at the bat yesterday afternoon at the Percival avenue grounds against the Wolver- ines Of Hartford and won an easy 2 to victory. Berg was in good form and held the Hartford aggre- eation 10 five hits. The local team found the slants Of the Hartford team to its liking and crashed out F safe blows that were more than enough to win the game.
 Johnny" Grip. star Fordham col lese player. covered first for the To- rsls and Billy" parrow. captain of the Connecticut Aegies baseball team, played short Darrow made some beautiful stops and sent out two safe blows The rest of the team also played 3 good brand of ball and the management is conf dent that the team has found itself at last and will cut big figure in the Connecticut State league from now on.
 officers of Society
 Announcement was made yester- day of the officers of the Woman s Aid society of the Berlin Congrega- tional church that will hold office for the coming year. Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske will act as president and will be assisted by the following: Vice presidents. Mrs. R. s. Gold and Mrs. 4. l.. Woodruff: secretary. Mrs. F. o. Shierden. and treasurer, Mrs Francis Deming. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Robert Dem- ing. retiring president. for her good work during the past year.
 Attending Commencement
 Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Fiskt of the Berlin Congregational church are attending the commencement exercises at smith college where their daughter, Victoria. is a mem- Der of the graduating class. The morning services at the church yes terday morning were conducted by Rev. George w. Reynolds of West Hartford.
 Items of Interest
 Mir. and Mrs. Amos Baldwin of Warrington Ridge entertained al their guests over the week. -end. Mir and Mrs. Frederick ". Retting Of Providence and Miss Agnes F. liar. die of Brooklyn, N. '.
 Mir and Mrs. William Heald and infant daughter. Nancy. of Worth