New Britain herald., 1920-10-15

house and recall the time when they helped lay a stone in the famous chimney. One stone, in the chimney was brought all tho way from York Harbor. Maine by George Premise. an- other from West Brookfield. Mass. which was laid by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and many others from along the Connecticutand Rhode Island shores which have been laid by women of the town on their return from their summer vacations.
 t'is thought that by next Saturday the house will have undergone a coat or two of paint. When this is applied to the house it will make it as neat an appearing house as any other on tho street.
 Several parties have been planned during the winter months. At present the Girl Scouts have held a few meet ings and socials there. After the house is finished both the Boy and Girl Scouts will hold their meetings in the hall regularly. tt is. the plan of the Community House Association to make this place the one real live spot of Berlin.
 Appeal Sent to Women.
 An appeal is being sent to all women of the town by Mrs. George Green to have all who have registered and not been made voters go to the town hall Saturday. There still are 237 women of the town who have registered and have not been made voters. In the Worthington district there were 124 women who regis tered and 45 made voters. This leaves a balance of 70 not made. In Ken sington 1S6 registered and 92. were made voters. This leaves a balance of s4 to be made. In the East Berlin district 1l6 registered and 5l were made voters. This leaves a balance of 64 not made.
 This is the last chance of the year for both men and women to he made voters and if they wish to cast a vote in the presidential election they are urged to fo to the town hall Saturday between the hours of 12:30 and o'clock and be sworn in as legal voters.
 Work on Hubbard Gutter.
 Work will be started within a few days on laying a drainage system in the gutter on the much discussed Hubbard property. The drain will he conducted from there down Farming- ton road as far as the railroad tracks where it will bc connected with the sewer. The gutter in question has been talked about for several weeks It runs on the west side of the Hub bard estate. now owned by George H. Baldwin.
 There was some talk a short time ago of the selcCtmcn Of the town talk ing the proposition up with the state authorities to have the gutter done away with. IL is a deep and very dan gerous one for autoists and many ac- cidents there have been reported. The .crown of the road at this point is very high: perhaps as much as four feet difference existing between it's sur face and that of the gutter. If was the hope of the sclectmen to have this existing danger eliminated.
 Whether the action of the state authorities and the selectmen had anything to do with the installation of the drainage is not known. The pipes for the drainage arrived in town q few days ago and yesterday were carted tn the property. Work on the project will begin shortly. After lay ing the drain pipes tho gutter will be filled with dirt to the level of the road and passage will be safe.
 First Mc"tinE of Season.
 The first event on the calender for the Emma Hart Willard chapter. D. A. IT,. will be held tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. H H. Damon. who will act as hostess. Miss Katherine Brandegee will speak on When They Came to wethersfield." Mrs. T. C. Hodgson will speak on