New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
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 Grange Special Meeting.

Grange Special Meeting.
 At a special meeting of the Berlin Grange corporation held last evening in Mechanics nall on Warrington ridge, it was agreed that those four members who signed their names to the mortgage deed taken by the Der lin Savings Bank should have the new hall for security in case the mortgage decided to quit the mortgage. No such action is contemp plated, but the step was taken simply as a guarantee for the signers.
 Work on the new hall on Deacon Norths hill is progressing very rapid ly and the building will be ready for dedication in the course of about month The pastcrers have already made a good start on their contract.
 Lost Goose Is Returned.
 Last Saturday, Ward H. Griswold, father of Judge George G. Griswold, received a crate of a pair of fancy Gecse from Massac chusetts. One of the birds became frightened upon see ing some turkeys on MT. GrisWOld s place and took flight. It flew north crly antI Mir. Griswoll watched. it until it was cut of sight.
 Yesterday afternoon, Mary China, a sixteen-years-o old Beckley girl, over heard MT. GriGwold as ne told a friend that he would ray a dollar to any person who would capture and return the goose The girl came to MT. Grisw old's house this morning and claimed the reward, having with her the missing bird, She said she found it in some bushes near ,ler home. AS the birds plumagc was greatly dam aged, the owner thinks that it was attacked by dogs.
 Will Not Compete.
 Ava Ventres of Berlin and Louis Burdick and Charles Carlson, New Britain Y. M. C. A. young men, have withdrawlo from the state wrestling meet to be held in New Haven Sat urday evening, March 6. They were rot satisfied with the accommoda- tons offered them.
 Kensington Social Club.
 A number of the young men of Kcnsington will hold a meeting in the old Hook and Eye Shop building tomorrow evening for the purpose of organizing the kensington Social club. All young fellows of clean habits will be eligible for membership and are invited to attend the meeting
 Inc primary object of the club is to provide a meeting room for the young mon of the community. The rear room of the old shop will be fitted up and, if the members deem it advisable, the large room in the front will be remodelled as a dance nall.
 A number of the best ball players of the town have signified intentions Of joining the new club and, it is eX- be organized among the members
 Prosecutor Gibney Inquiries.
 Prosecuting Attorney William H. G1bney has inquired of Dr. Roger M Criswold as to whether or not Wilbur Welsh's assault upon Martin R. Dun ham two months ago was responsible for his present serious illness and has received the answer that, although there is no way of proving the fact positively, there is but little doubt that the octogenarians condition is due en- tirely tc the blows the enraged farm hand inflicted upon him. It was re- ported today that practically all hope for MT. Dunhams recovery has been given up.
 Welsh is al present serving out a six months sentence in the Hartf ord county jail, having been sent there by Judge George G. Griswold after his trial in the town court. If the charges could be proven, he could be