New Britain herald., 1919-04-14

property on Berlin street will be put i through at an early date and it is be- ing planned by the committee to have the Boy Scouts and also residents of Worthington ridge assemble at the grounds on Good Friday and clean up the remains of the fire which occur rcd there a few years ago.
 It is being planned that the grounds be cut up into a baseball diamond and q tennis court affording amusement for the older people as well as the young. More information regarding, the plans of the committee will be given at tomorrow evenings meeting.
 Receives Discharge.
 Howard Bunce has received his dis charge and expects to arrive at his home on Worthngton ridge tonight.
 Here On F',rrloush!
 First Class Radio Electrician Albert Eagerly of the United States navy, who for the past few months has been stationed around Cuba on q sup ply boat, has been given a short fur tough and has arrived at his home ill Ken nsington
 Ensign Eewis Homo. Ensign Earle Lewis of the U. $. S. Maine, who has been stationed around Cuba for the past few months has arrived at his home. in Kensington and after spending short furIough will return to his ship which is sta toned at Philadelphia.
 To Hold Annual Meeting
 The Kensington Ecclesia stical so- ciety of the kensington Congrega tiOn- al church will hold it's regular an. nual meeting this evening at their church parlors.
 TreIy Visits Parents
 Private John M. Trehy of the 102d Regiment has arrived in the town and is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Dennis Trehy of Swamp Road, Kensington.
 Ridgeway Club Notice.
 The regular meeting of the Ridge way club of Berlin will be held this evening at the home of James Cos grove on Meriden avenue.
 Fair Committee to Meet.
 The committee in charge of the fair which is to be given under the auspices of the T. A. E. society of Kensin gton at the St. Paurs parish hall, will hold a regular meeting this evening at the parish hall.
 Grange Meeting Tomorrow Night. There will be a regular meeting of the Berlin Grange tomorrow evening at the Berlin Grange hall on Dapon's hill. All m em bers are requested to at tend. A short program has been ar ranged by the mem bers and will be followed by 8 business meeting. The meeting will be presided over by Mas ter George Reed.
 The Community Center.
 Somehow the idea seems to have gotten abroad that the proposed be simply a playground for the chil- dren It is this, but it embraces & very much wider scope. The plan as outlined, is to make the enterprise a community movement for the village of Berlin, taking in the Center and South school districts This means that every individual within these bounds may benefit thereby. It means the establishment of a point from which shall emanate a mutual heIpfulness that will tend to promote 1 improved conditions in the village broadening the individuals outlook on life and adding to the general well being and happiness of every citizen.
 I can think of no improvement deemed necessary or desirable by the residents be it fire protectlon' water supply, increased library facilities, that will not be brought nearer through this proposed community agency. Where people work together as unit, for the common good, many things become possible that can never