New Britain herald., 1920-07-27

AhhN tHt WOTk WOulQ De un0erfaken immediately and that the cost would be divided equally between the town and the state. The engineers esti- mate the cost under sI.0OO. unless it is found necessary to open up and reconstruct the main outlet of nearly 1000 feet.
 Lawn Fete Friday.
 Arrangement for the lawn tete to be given Friday evening. July 30. on the lawn of Major Frank L.. wilcox's home. under the auspices of ,he worthington Community Center. are nearing completion and the commit tee In charge of the affair reports that everything will be in readiness for the occasion. \ Shakespearean play entitled "A Midsummer Nighl's Dream will be presented. in which local young men and women will par ticipate. Booths will be arranged tor the sale of ice cream, soda and ether light refreshments. Dancing will fol- low. The receipts of the affair will go toward the worthington Community Center House fund. The play will be- gin promptly at o'clock. Miss Helen Roihm is in charge of the arrange ments, while the play is being directed by Miss Alice Traver of Hartford
 Slaughter House Removed.
 ThaN old slaughter house. which has been maintained by the Dunham family on Kensington road for about a century has been razed by the Strong Construction company. The lumber in the building. will be used by MT. Strong in erecting dwelling house on Norton road. Several pi,ces of slaughtering apparatus which wero used years ago have been sto.sy m one of the barns owned oy E' IT, Dunham.
 ci~,x. 1s~ni 10 Play.
 -rh...sss-- baseball team represent -,r, Zoe American Paper Goods com I'any will play with one of the fao- tory teams at the St. Mary's play ground tonight at o'clock. The To- cal team has won all but two games this season and is s,riving hard for the pennant Miss Stella Colon. who has been doing some fine twirling for the locals. will be on the mound to- night while Miss Mary Vitkosky wilI he behind the bat. Tn the game last week Miss Anna vitkosky knockei the first home run or the season and says she is going to do the stunt all over again tonight. The team held practice at the Berlin fair grounds last evening.
 Ladies' Aid Notice.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church will enter tain at a silver tea at the home of Mrs R. A. Wooding on Grove Hal to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A committee has arranged special ] musical and literary program. Re | treatments will be served All mem | bers and their friends have been ia- 1 vited.
 Leave for Northampton.
 Charles F. Lewis. Robert O. Clark, Francis Deming and Representative | Claude ". Stevens. four prominent re- | publicans, left this morning for | Mass. where they att | tended the ceremonies when Governor | Calvin Coolidge was formally notified ' of his nomination as the republican | candidate for vice-president of tho 1 United States. Dev. samuel A. Fiske, | who vas a schoolmato of Governor ' Coolidge at Amherst college. will also ! attend the ceremonies. The local dele | gation was extended an invitation 10 | the ceremonies by National Commit teeman J. Henry Roraback
 To Be rcsdercd Party.
 A house party will he rendered rhis evening in honor Of Benjamin Cash man at his home on worthington Ridge by his many friends about the town. Games will be played after which refreshments will he served.
 Tracks Being Repaired.
 The car tracks at Upson's corner