New Britain herald., 1919-10-16

will be in the parade and every SerV- ice man who did not get instructions previously should rem mber the time of the parade and be on hand. Every man, woman and child in town is in- Vited to the events. Invitations are being sent out to every family in town, but if there should be some who do not receive invitations they are invited just the same, as there may be some names not on the mailing list. A baseball game with two teams rep resenting the two branches of service is scheduled for the afternoon;
 Navy.
 M. Hutchinson c, J. Mccormack D, H. McKeon ss, G. Carr (captain) 1b, M Anderson 2b, W. Ryan 3b, G. Hult- quist If, P. Pagan cf, B. Roche If.
 Army.
 James McCormack D, A. Orsie c, P. Gunnotti of, Edward Seigrist ss, John Trehy If, Jarvis Dowd 3b, John Tar dette 2b, Robert Corr If, R. McCar- roll (captain) lib. All other army men are subs. Al are welcome.
 At o'clock the boys will sit down to a big banquet prepared for them by the women who are working in con- junction with the citizens committee. Immediately after the banquet there will be a dance. The public is invited to look on at the banquet but the number visiting will be dependent upon the space as it is probable that the hall will be pretty well filled with service men.
 East Berlin Items.
 Victor and Arthur Benson and Jar wis Dowd left this morning for a three days hunting trip about the hills in central Connecticut. They expect to camp out while on their trip.
 There will be regular meeting of the Modern WoOdmen this evening at their hall.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held this evening in the church parlors
 A number from here journeyed to West Cromwell last evening to attend the celebration in honor of MT. aid Mrs. Fred Grisw Olds wedding anniVer- Sary.
 A bowling league is to be formed among the boWlers from here and West Cromwell It is the plan to have a five team league if the present plans mature.
 Berlin Briefs
 George Prentice is about town in new automobile.
 Frank L. Wilcox and family. who have been touring the White moun- tains for the past week, have returned home.
 l.. B. Bates returned to his home in Bridgeport this morning after a two days visit with friends. Miss Mary Ward of Marsovan, Tur- key, who has been visiting with Miss To- 11.ft New York, from where she will sail for Turkey Saturday. She has been doing missionary work in Turkey for a number of years and is returning to resume her duties after an extended visit in the United States. Miss Ward is a sister of Captain John Ward of the Palestine relief expedition
 Miss Helen Young has returned to her duties at the Travellers Insurance company after spending a two weeks vacation with friends in Springfield.
 Mrs Mary Ward and grandson of Springfield are visiting MT. and Mrs F. B. Young.
 The grounds about the new resi- dence of George Prentiss on Worthing- ton ridge are being laid out with evergreen shrubs which add greatly to the attractiveness of the house.
 Kcnsington Briefs.
 C. B. Pagan, who has been spending several weeks vacation here with friends and relatives returned to his home in Minneapolis today.
 Miss Mary Hayes of New York is spending her vacation here with Miss Marie Roche.
 Mrs. w. w. Pagan left yesterday for Erie, Pa., where she will spend a two