New Britain herald., 1919-06-14
Capt. GriswOld Discharged.

oOlSt trench mortar battery have been invited to attend the parade to be held at Winstcd next Saturday.
 Capt Griswold Discharged.
 Captain Matthew H. GrisWold, who recently arrived i'll this country after being overseas for the past Is months, has received his discharge and at the present time is at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Roger NJ. CfrisWold of Pennington road. Cap tain Griswold during his stay over seas has been working in numerous hospitals and plans in the near future to resume his medical practice in kensington.
 Acorns Ns. Cubs.
 The Acorns of Kensngton will travel to Middetown tomorrow where they will play the fast Cubs of that city. Both teams have played several games this season and have ablish- ed good records. The locals have played three games, losing but one, that to the Vikings of New Britain, The management announces that the Acorns will hold practice this after noon at the Berlin fair grounds. The battery for the locals will be MCCor- mack and Hutchinson. The trip will he made by trucks, which will leave Allby square at 1:30 o'clock.
 Sells Property.
 George H. Baldwin, the local coal dealer, stated today that he has sold his property on Kensngton road ad- joining the property of the Edward Covles estate, to Joseph Melevsky of kensingtOn. The property comprises about 1-2 acres and was sold for about $1,500.
 Present Entcrt;
 The Daughters of Rebecca of Mid dletoWn presented an entertainme ent last evening in the old Athletic hall at East Berlin, which was largely at tended. The feature of the program was a short playlet. The receipts were given towards the society funds
 Plan July lth Celebration.
 The local people arc contemplating on celebrating the Fourth of July with much enthusiasm this year. The fact that during the long period of war there were not many fireworks, the Fourth Of July was celebrated compa ra lively quiet to the way the day was celebrated several years ago previous to tho outbreak of the war. The local storckcepcrs, who deal in fireworks, announce that they have made extra large orders and plan to have the largest assortment of fire works in the town in some time
 Besides furnishing the children of the town with much noise the local residents arc making arrangements to have a parade.
 Drum Corps Notice.
 All members of St. Paul's fife and drum corps arc requested to be pres ent at the rehearsal and meeting of the corps which will take place on Monday evening at o'clock The corps arc contempla ting on partici- pating in the parade which is to be given at Waterbury on next Saturday afternOon.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Henry Park Schauff1er who has been al New York city for the pa st several days on a business trip. has returned to his home on Worthington Ridge.
 James Manross. of Cottage Place, East Berlin. left this morning for California. where he will remain dur ing the summer months
 Services at the East Berlin Metho- dist church will be conducted bv Rev. Ellsworth at 1O:45 o'clock. Sun day school classes will meet at 12 o'clock The members of the Ep worth league will meet at the churcl, parlors at 6:45. An evening service will be held at 7:30 o'clock.
 Professor A. Benson and Elise Ben son have gone to the White Moun tains for a few weeks. Yacatiaa