New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Willow Brook park, New Britain. The game was originally scheduled to be played last Sunday but was postponed because of rain.
 The game promises to be a real battle. In the first meeting of the two aggregations. the Triangles won by a single touchdown on a lucky break when a Plainville man bat ted a forward pass into the hands of Triangle man who was standing over the goal line.
 Following this game, the New Britain Blues will meet the Paw rees for the city championship. A record crowd is expected 10 wit Qess the double header.
 hompsou-Hoean
 Miss Katherine E. Hogan. daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew M. Hogan, ST. of Geneva street, and Raymond F.. Thompson son of MT, and Mrs. Edward N. Thompson of Shuttle Meadow road. were married last Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Church of Our Saviour, Rev. Lincoln E. Frye tied the nup- tial knot.
 Miss Helen Ryan was the maid of honor while Charles Hogan was the best man. Mir. and Mrs. Thompson went on an unannounced wedding trip. Both are we'll known here.
 Butterfield Speaker
 A large attendance is expected al the meeting Of the Parent-Teacher association to be held this evening at o'clock at the high school audi torium Dr. Ernest w. Butterfleld, state commissioner of education, will be the speaker and will talk on some phase of education that promises to be very interesting.
 In addition 10 Dr. Butterield s talk. thrift play will be presented by the Masque and Gown club tc- gcther with a number Of vocal and instrumental selections
 To Work Degree
 The Rainbow girls of New Britain will work a degree in the Masonic hall in Plainville tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. All Masons and mem- bers of the Eastern Star are invited to attend the degree work. Refresh ments will be served.
 Change in Date
 The evening group Of the parish guild of the Church Of Our Saviour will meet at the home of Mrs. F.. B. Moore on West Main street Friday as previously announced. All mem bers are asked 10 keep this change in nights in mind.
 Eagles to Practice
 The Plainyille Eagles will prac- tice this evening at o'clock near the railroad station. The Eagles ex- pect to get back in form for the game this Sunday with the New Britain West Ends. The battle will take place at 2;S0 o'clock at the high school field.
 This will mark the third meeting Of the season between the two teams. The Eagles won the first bat tie by 12 to Q score while the West Ends came back strong to win the second contest 80 to Q. Both teams will have their strongest line ups on the field and a hard battle is expected.
 Legion Golf Tournament
 Plans are being form ulated by the Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, for an elimination golf tourna- ment to be held at the Idle Hour course on Whiting street. It is ex- pected to start the tournament in the near future.
 The Legion invites everybody in town interested to take part in the tournament. Although nothing deh- nite has been decided. announce ment of final plans is expected to be made shortly. This tournament should prove very interesting and all participants are assured plenty of fun.
 The Legion will award prizes to the winners. At the meeting of the post held last evening. matters of routine business were discussed.
 In Hospital
 Joseph Fischl. Jr., IS q patient at the New Britain General hospital.
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