New Britain herald., 1918-07-26

! 25 900 girls in training will be neces-
sary to fill the gaps left by these en-
lstments, hence the call for so large
a number.
New Names for Roll.
The leaving of the increment of ten
draftees for Camp Devens yesterday
! will make necessary the addition of
| ten more names to the towns honor
roll. The roll is nearly filed now
with the names of Berlin people in the
| service, and there is a question as to
| whether more names can be put on the
roll or not. It is thought that before
these new names are added that the
scroll on the bottom of the board will
have to be painted out or the artistic
borders on the sides taken out Al
though the side borders would give
more room for names, it Is believed
that the scroll on the bottom will be
erased first, as the stars on the side
have a significance, which If removed
would detract from the attractive ap-
pearance of the board as we'll as lose
the significance of the stars.
In addition to those who went yes
terday. the names of others who are
soon to be called for the National
Army and those who are awaiting
calls for other branches of the service
will soon have to be added, and the
need of more space is being felt.
Miss McKeon Again iii.
Miss Irene McKeon, who was dis
charged from the Hartford hospital
about a. week ago following an illness
of several weeks, is again Ill at her
home on Pennington road. Miss Nc
Keen was allowed to return to her
home last week as it was believed at
the hospital that she was completely
cured. She had been apparently in
the best of health until yesterday.
when she again became i'll. She is
confined to her bed at her home today
Liberty Minstre1s Tonight.
The Liberty Ministries after several
months Of faithful rehearsing are
prepared to put on a, show tonight at
the ST. Paul parish hall which they
claim to be the best ever. This is the
first appearance on the stage of the
troupe, and they expect to pack st.
Pauls hall. The advance sale of
tickets indicates that a large amount
of money will be raised for the bene-
fit. They have several soloists of high
class nature and an all star chorus.
Daniel Malarney is in charge of the
arrangements for the show, Miss Alice
Hart Is pianist, and Michael Hart in
terlocutor. The program follows
Opening chorus, Cheer Up Eliza"
.............. Entire company
Solo. "On the Road to Home Sweet
Hope" Miss Elizabeth McKeon
End song, Bake That Chicken Pie"
.............R Raymond McCarrou
Solo, My Little Rambling Rose"
.......,,....Mi Miss Loretta Clarity
End song, "There's a, Lump of Sugar
Down i'll Dixie" ...............
....... Miss Katherine Mccormack
Solo, "They Were All Out of Step But
Jim. '............... Paul Gianotta.
Solo, Just q Baby's Prayer at Twi-
light" ....... Miss Mabel Gianotta
End song, 'Darktown Shutters Ball.
.................. James Shave
Solo, Give Me AL Of You" .....
............Mi Miss Elizabeth Carlo
Solo, Just AS Your Mother Was"
................ Paul Giana,
Recitation, THE Kaiser Called the
Devil on the Telephone" .......
............M Miss Maude McCarroll
Closing chorus, you're a Grand Old
Flag" ............. Entire company
Berlin Briefs.
Mrs. John Conley. Sr.. Of Berlin
street, who has been indisposed at her
home for some time is reported as not
improved.
Col G. M Jarvis has returned to
town after a vacation of one week.
Rev. s. A. Fiske and family have
left for West Brooktield, where they
will cpopd +hSir- vacation