New Britain herald., 1929-04-19
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 Boy scouts Meet

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 The cub scouts will meet tonight at the scout rooms of the Berlin Congregational church at 6;3o o'clock. Scoutmaster E. O. Shjer- den will be in charge of the meet ing. The Boy Scouts will meet ;n the scout rooms at 7:30 o'clock with the scoutmaster.
 Bridge Party
 Mrs. Harold Skinner of Farming ton road will entertain with two tables of bridge at her home next Tuesday night. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be award ed the winners.
 Base Ball Rally Tonight
 All boys are asked to remember the rally at the Legion hall in kensington tonight for the purpose Of getting base ball teams organized in the town. All boys from kensing- ton. Berlin and East Berlin are in vited, providing they are between the ages of IA and 16 years There will be refreshments, and a speaker has been procured for the ben' fit of the boys. The meeting will open at & O o'clock and all boys are asked 10 be prompt. James Corr is in charge of the junior baseball league. and he stated today that about so boys were expected at the meeting. His plans are to have four teams from the various parts of the town and to offer q cup 10 the winning team.
 storm Effects Wearing on
 With the sun shining and a strong pect that the dirt roads in the town will dry up to some extent and will enable the town teams to continue their work on them Due to the rain the roads have been in poor condi- ton. according 10 a statement made by Leon Hall yesterday. Much dam age has been done to the dirt roads by the continued rain in the past week. and the clear weather is seen as q relief 10 farmers in the town. Fruit buds are commencing to swell and rain would cause a rot 10 set in which might prove fatal to the crops for the year. At the present time there has been little damage don" by frosts and the indication so far is that there will be q plentiful crop for the year.
 Ken>inaton Library Open
 The Peck Memorial library. kens- ington, will be open this afternoon and tonight for the weekly exchange of books.
 Traffic Duty May 30
 Local police will report for traffic duty on May 20 this year, as Tn other years. The heavy traffic at the present time gives promise that by that day there will be an eNtraordi- nary number of cars on the road according 10 local police. It is not know what officers will be on duty as there have been several changes in the police force since last year.
 East Berlin Items
 The prize winners al the Sacred Hear, whist for this week were as follows Miss x. Mckeon. Miss kath- crime Scarny, Jack Walsh. William Brown. Mrs. Jarvis Dowd, Mrs. Jo- seph Cote. Mrs. Mary Bourgeois, Jarvis Dowd Mrs. l.. Patenague. Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. Thomas Dolan, Mrs. John Hills. Mrs. James Malone, J. A. Gidna. Wesley Good rich, Joseph Frank, Mrs. Jack Welsh, Mrs. Leon Arel, Mrs. John Dawson. William Walsh. Daniel Kelley. Miss F.. Butler. Miss Nora McInerney. Mrs. J. Walsh. Mrs. Leland Rich. Miss k. Dcilly. Joseph Hill. II. Flynn, Miss Margaret Splettstoes- ger. The gold piece was won by Robert Cole.
 Mrs. Charles Cannon and sons Leonard and Charles. Jr.. will leave Saturday for an extended trip 10 London, England. where they will remain the greater part of the sum- mer. This IS the first return visit paid by Mrs. Cannon since 1si1. They expect to return around Sep tember ].
 The women of St. Gabriel's Epis- copal church will hold whist social this evening at 8 o'clock in the church social rooms.
 The Wesleyans will meet Monda" evening at s o'clock in the Met ethodlst church social rooms.
 The Boys club will meet this eve ming at Community hall.