New Britain herald., 1929-02-01

bruising battle kept the crowd Of 800
In = continual uproar. 1t was the
Aertden boys second. straight sue
cess ut the expense OF the powerful
Berlin grappler but it came only aft
er he rallied from the verge Of de-
feat with the most brilliant exhibi.
tion ever seen In this city.
Fishing Club Active
After = lapse OF four years, the
Mattabesett Fishing club IL. resuming
activities again and 10 planning a
busy campaign for the coming sum-
mer months. New members are be-
ing admitted to the club, = number
Of prominent New Britain rnen re-
Gently joined the organization. New
boats and other fishing material will
BE- purchased in the near future.
Definite plans Of the proposed activi-
ties Of the club will be announced
shortly.
To Play THIS EyentR9
Tho Kensington Boys club senior
basketball team will journey 10
Plainville this evening to clash with
the strong Plainville "Y" team. 1t
will be 4 regular Hartford county
~" battle. The Plainville aggresa-
ton IL leading the league at the pres
ent time and the locals will be
anxious to knock them Of from their
high perch.
The local team has been showing
steady improvement In IT. late games
and should furnish the P,ainville
team with plenty Of opposition.
To Give Convert
A concert will be given by the
GIce club of the Berlin junior high
school at the town hal, on February
~ at 8 o'clock. An interesting pro-
gram is being arranged. Tickets are
now on sale.
Birthday Party
Miss Lucy Siati entertained rs Of
her friends last evening at her home
In honor Of her ninth birthday.
Games were played and refrcshments
served. Miss Sisti received many use
full gifts. Che Is pupil In the fourth
grade at the Remington grammar
school.
Fast Berlin Items
Miss Helen Hines for the past
several years teacher in the NTH
and sixth grades At the Hubbard
school, was rendered q, farewell
party at the Methodist church social
rooms last evening. her cQ-workerS
here and in the Berlin schools at
lending tho event. Miss Hines was
presented with . so gold piece and
a bouquet Of rcsebudA She also re-
reived many other remembrance
from her many friends. Miss Hines
announced her marriage to
Frederick Donarum Of New Haven !,
which took place last year. An.
was withheld owing to !,
he ruling in effect relative to mar
-ied women teaching In the schools.
Miss Hines Is one Of the most
popular and efficient teachers that
,ver taught in the Berlin schools
Ind her superiors regard her loss
. the teaching STAT - Q vital one.
sfiss Mary 0vtswold. superinte ndent
II the Berlin schools considered
Miss Hinss ~, sue Of the best teach
~ and disciplinarians in the Ber-
in. school syatem. She will make
Ter home In New Haven.
George Mitchell, for the past sew
sral years lay. reader At the st.
3abrtel's Episcopal church, was
endered . dinner and party in u.
3abriel's church social rooms last
'teains by members and friends Of
ne church. Mr.. Mitchell 10 retiring
rom his work with tho home
'hsrth and the event last evening
ras In appreciation Of what he has
'een doing for the church. He was
resented with SO In sold. the pre-.
entatten being made by Max sueen-
lime On behalf Of the parishioners.
All beoks now cut on loan BY the
library should be returned not later
han this evening. this step being
Necessary to facilitate the work Of
hecktng up the list Of books now
n hle and the REMEMBERING of al
'eoks subject 10 withdra wal. Many
lew booka will b added to the
'rescnt list,
The BoyS' club will meet this
vcrinS at the usual hour.
The ladies' of st. Cabriers Epis-
opal church Will hold . whist ana
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