New Britain herald., 1916-06-20

and Dr. Valeria H. Parker of Green wich will present addresses on the question, which will no doubt be in teresting to those, wno have and have not given the matter any cOnsidera tiOn this time.
 But, keep your seats-after the meeting an effort is going to be made to increase the ranks of the local league and Miss l.. Adele Bassett will act as secretary for the pledges. All the women of the town are urged to affiliate with the cause and hand in their names tomorrow evening. It is safe to say that many will avail them selves of this opportunity, especially after hearing the addresses of the eve- ming.
 The out of town speakers and their secretaries will be met at the depot by Miss Joanna Murray's autom obile and taken to the hall.
 Local Boys Enlist.
 Stirred by the martial feeling prevail ent about the country no less than four local young men have responded to the recruiting announcements of the New Britain military companies and have enlisted. Orville S., and Harold D. Ventres have affiliated with Company F, c. N. G., while Arthur Benson of East Berlin and William Turner of Kensington have enrolled in Company I.
 WOlthinGtOn Graduation
 Tomorrow will be the day to which all the eyes of the class of 1916, Worthington Grammar school grad uation have been turned since last September. Their marks are in and their work is completed and they will receive the fruits of victory when diplomas will be presented to class of twenty-five. At first Miss Anne H. Scollon, the principal had planned to have the exercises under the sweeping elms in Grswold's Grove, but the indictment weather of the past few days mas made this inn possible. However, as this will be the first public graduation of the school many are expected to attend and if the weather is propitious the exercises will be held on the lawn In front of the school. In case of rain they will be held in the Grange hall. The exercises will start promptly at 2 o'clock.
 Of course, all the parents will be present, but all citizens, whether or not you have been rewarded with @ letter from that great opponent of Race Suicide' are cordially invited to attend. Arrangements have been made to accommodate all who desHe to see the class of 1916 at it's com- nencement exercises.
 Pupils Hold Outing Through special permission of the school board, the upper grades of the Kensngton Grammar school laid away their study books at 2 o'clock this afternoon and under the chaper- cnage of Miss l.. Adele Bassett, prin- cipal of the school and Miss Adele D. Murray enjoyed a sail down the Con- recticut The happy party left Upson's Corner at 2:3O o'clock on the New Britain trolley. Arriving in the Hardware city the members irnm edt- ate1y boarded Hartford trolley and 1 left the State street dock on the 1 ''Hartford'' at 4 o'clock The party 1 enjoyed a delightful sail as far as 1 Middletown. The return trip will be made from the latter city shortly l after 8 o'clock tonight.
 Briefs.
 The fifth annual adjourned town ! meeting will be held in the Town l hall this evening at 8 o'clock Rev. J. c. Brennan, pastor of St. 1 Paul's Roman Catholic church, Ken ] sington is on a retreat at Keyser 1 Island, this week.
 Miss Katherine McCabe of Haver-