New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Hill vs. Bottle Alley; Firndal.s vs St. Paul.
 Firndales vs Bottle Alley; Ameri- can Legion vs. St Paul. Swamp Road Giants vs, Cypress Hill
 Tuesday, Aug. 26-Cypress Hill vs St. Paul; Firndales vs. American Legion; Swamp Road Giants vs. Bottle Alley.
 Thursday, Aug. 25-Suamp Road Giants vs. St. Paul. Firndales vs. Cypress Hill; American Legion vs. Bottle Alley.
 The last named team denotes the , home club.
 Local Man to Supply Pulpit Rev. Edward Upson Cowles, pastor of the First Congregational church of Westfield, Mass, and a native of kensngton, will supply the pulpit of the Kensington Congregational church at the services next Sunday.
 The present pastor. Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, plans to leave soon to take over the duties of president of Shenandoah college in Dayton, Va, a post 10 which he was recently ap- pointed
 No definite date has as yet been set for Mir. Phillips departure but it is expected that this information will be forthcoming soon as it is un- derstood that he plans to take office sometime about the first of August. Quilting Party
 A quilt party" was held at the home of Mrt. S. M. Cowles in Ken sington yesterday afternoon. A num- Der of the women members of the congregation of the Kensngton Con- gregational church have finished quitting a bed quilt which was pieced in 1S47 by two old ladies in New Haven as a wedding gift to youth full student in Yale Divinity school, who was a boarder at their home during his stay at New Haven. This student later became well known minister in the middle west his last pastorate being at Plymouth. Wis consin. where he died some 25 years age.
 The quilt is of the pattern known as double Irish chain" and IS very interesting in nature, and may he seen during the next few days at the home of Mrs. S. M. Cowles in Ken sington>
 The .oney earned by this quilt ing is to be added to the Arthur J. Benedict missionary fund, in memory of former pastor of the local church.
 Peronto-Colby Wedding
 Miss Dorothy Ruth Colby, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Colby, Jr. of High road, kensineton, will become the bride of Fred George Peronto. son of Mrs. Mary Peronto of Montgomery, Vt. at pretty teeremony that will be solemnized- at the home of the brides parents to- night at s o'clock by the Rev. George La Flash, pastor of the Elm manuel Gospel church in New Brit ain. Immediate members of the two families will be present The couple will be attended by Miss Vera Dixon as bridesmaid and Henry Colby as best man. The bride will wear gown of blue georgette and will carry bouquet of sweet peas. The bridesmaid will be attired in pink georgette and will also carry bouquet of sweet peas, ! After the ceremony the couple will | leave on wedding trip to Vermont and on their return will make their residence in Kensington. Town Court Session | Several cases are on the docket Of 1 the Berlin town court that is sChed- uled for tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Two l Of these are cases that have been continued firm last week and several more new cases will be presented.
 Berlin Briefs
 Charles Anderson, local merchant l left Saturday for a two weeks va. cation at Indian Neck.
 Mrs Emil o. Shjerden in company | of herr sister Mrs. Leona Phelps, Jeff today for Lunenberg, Mass, where