New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

the art exhibit at the Ksnsington work of the pupils was on exhibition and many of the parents took the opportunity to visit the rooms of the school. Teachers were at their desks in all the rooms. The exhibit was in charge of Miss Nellie Minor. art teacher in the public schools. The work of the children was great ly appreciated by the visitors at the school.
 X musicale was given by the pu. pills of the school. under the direc: tion of Mrs. Helen Upson. director of music. Several of the pupils gave a puppet show which was largely attended. The work of this group was very good, and this w,s the major attraction of the evening.
 Graduates From Dartmouth
 Claude w. Stevens. Jr., son ot MT. and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens ot kensington. will graduate from Dartmouth college next Tuesday night. He attended the Berlin schools and graduated from the New Britain high school and Dean academy in Franklin, Mass. Mir, and Mrs. Stevens will leave tomor- row to attend the graduation excr- cises at Hanover.
 The Legion baseball games of the season are attracting much atten- tion among the residents of the various sections of the town. To night the Boys club Will play the East Berlin team at Els: Berlin. This game viii be q very close one, as the teams are evenly matched.
 Berlin will play the Boy Scouts at Kensington in the second game of the night. The kensingtor Boy Scout team is tt the head of :ne league at present and has 9o"d chance to win the title. Jt has . very fast group in the lineup and it is its second season with the same men. Games are played at S:3o o'clock and consist of innings.
 Children's Day
 The Kensington Congregational church will hold Children's day services at the church Sunday morn ing. A very attractive program has been arranged by the Sunday school superintendent. Louis Goodrich Bibles will be presented to the chil' dren and baptism will take place All people wishing babies baptized are asked to get in touch with Rev V. l.. Phillips.
 A program. "The Happy Road will be carried out by the children following which songs and stories will be told. The public is invited to attend this service at the church
 D. A. R. Whist
 Emma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of the American Revolu' tion, will give a public whist at the Berlin community house next Thurs' day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The proceeds will 90 10 the fund of thu Beckley cemetery. Anyone wish'ns to reserve tables is asked to get ir touch with Mrs. E. W. Stearns. Mr. E. O. ShJerden or Miss Alice Hous' ton.
 Condition Improved
 The condition Of Samuel c. CoA!e Jr. who is confined to the Lawrence Memorial hospital, New London. al a result of injuries received in af airplane mishap. fs greatly improve l Intense pain. with which he has sui fered for the last few weeks, is re- lieved. and the patient il restinl comfortably.
 A miscellaneous shower was Givel last night at Lloyd Hall. Kensingtcn in honor of the approaching mar riage of Miss Ella Veronesi. daugh ter of Mir. and Mrs. F. Veroresi 0 Langdon court. Mrs. NJ. Valentino entertained at the piano. while Mis- Etalia Baretta sang. There wer' about 75 guests present Miss Vcronesi was the recipien of many beautiful gifts. She is t become the bride of Anthony Valen tine. son ot MT. and Mrs. Valentine Of South Main street. New Britain. Eliza B. Honiss
 The funeral of Eliza B. Honiss 0 East Berlin. who died yesterda. morning at the Middlesex hospital will be held tomorrow afternoon a o'clock at her home. Rev. Sam uel Fiske, pastor of the Berli' Congregational church and Rev. [