New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-19

urged to be on hand as this will be
the final get-together before the
team opens it home season Saturday.
Saturdays opponent is not yet
known but it is believed to be High
land Park
Berlin Briefs
The condition of c, ". Williams.
who has been seriously i'll, is re-
ported by friends 10 have shown i'm
provement.
Miss Margaret Flynn, who has
been staying at the home Of a cou
sin, Mrs. Lawrence Bowen OF South
ington, where she has been confined
by Illness, is reported 10 be improv-
ing
/ Miss Ruth Bancroft OF Worthing-
ton ridge is spending few DAYS az
the shore with friends
( The graduating class Of the junior
high school held its picnic this
afternoon al Harris grove
The members of the Grange cew-
, ing club met this afternoon
The schools OF the town will close
tomorrow for the summer vacation
period
Kensington P. O. Busy
Postmaster S " CoNles of the
kensington post once stated today
that the Office had been buster in the
past few days than at any time since
the Christmas holidays
While the volume handled at this
time has not quite eQualled that o.
the holiday season, II has kept the
local force on the Jump. When asked
the reason for the rush he was a. a
loss TO explain il
Gun Club to Meet
Members Of Nattabesett Gun club
will hold a meeting in Lloyd's hall
next Tuesday night, at which time it
is expected that officers will be elect
ed and steps taken to put property
Of the club in repair.
Buckley-Dalton
Patrick F Buckley, local business
man, and Miss Nellie A. Dalton,
teacher in the schools OF New Brit
ain, were married yesterday morning
at 8 O'Clock al s.. Mary's church.
New Britain, by Rev. Walter j.
Lyddy
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Finneran. and Anthony Buck
ley. a brother OF the bridegroom. was
best man
Following a wedding celebration
at the brides home the couple lett
on a wedding tour to Washington
D. c. On their return they will reside
at "A Bucll street, New Britain.
East Berlin Items
The date for the annual Com.
rnunlty club outing has been tenta.
lively set for Saturday, July ~, a.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 0. Clark's shor.
cottage at Hotchkiss Grove in Bran
ford. Mr. Clark announced at Tx
club meeting last evening that tn,
buses had been engaged for I'll,
event, The matter OF appointing {
committee for the outing was defer
red for a week or two, as there vii
not be SO much detail this year fol
the committee to look after. The en-
tertainment at the Community club
last evening was exceptionally gooc
and those who did not attend MISE.
an excellent musical program. Tv,
guest artists from Hartford present
, ed a program of singing, instruren
, tai music and whistling. Mrs
James MACPHERSON accompanied OF
, the piano
The teachers OF St Gabriel's Epis
copal Sunday school gave a whis
: and bridge at the home of Mrs. A F
Bowers on Tuesday evening, TIL
proceeds from the whist will b
, used to send the teachers for spe
, tial Sunday school training at ST
Margarets school in Waterbury
There were eight tables of play an,
six-handed setback table. TIL
whist prizes were won by Mrs. Sam
uel McCrum, Mrs. J. Scheel. Mis-
, Elsie McCrum, Mrs. Arther Walsh
; and Walter krashan. The bridg
, prizes for women were won by Mis-
8 Henrietta HauXhurst, Miss Gertrud
. Bunce and Mrs. H. Thornily Day
, Mems bridge prizes were won h
Luther Turner and Robert Steven
SON The setback winner we're H
Thornily Day, William Kahms an
! Fritz kahms
Mrs ]. Scheel of Chicago is visit
= ing with DIR. and Mrs. Louis Bittne
: and family for the week.