New Britain herald., 1920-07-28
Birth Recorded.

Birth heCOrded.
 A son. Raymond w, has been born to MT. and Mrs Charles w. Lange of Kensington.
 Delegates Return.
 Claude W. Stevens. R. O. Clark. Francis Deming and Charles F. Lewis who went to Northampton, Mass. yesterday to attend the ceremony when Governor Calvin Coolidge was formally notified of his nomination as republican candidate for vice-president of the United States. returned late last evening after shaking hands with the governor and wishing him luck in the fall election.
 Propose New Library.
 A movement is on foot for the erection of a new library on the worthington Community Center grounds on worthington Ridge. This movement has been started by several of the prominent citizens who feel that the old Berlin library is getting too small to accommodate those wishing to borrow books. The library committee, during the past several years, has received many valuable volumes and it is said that there is no room in the building for them. whether a new building will be erect ed soon depends upon the action taken by the library committee. but eventually a new institution must be csta blished so that all patrons can be odated and more books dis played for public use. The Worthing- ton Community Center association Is said to be in favor of the erection of a new building and may take action on the proposition at its next meeti1~
 Park Nearing CompIcftis hAipr
 The retaining wall srrss n,onuu ent built around tho nearing compIetion. and ~ihe the present outlook. the sanaaiorial grounds will be ready by Sc ptember 1. At that time the me- morfal will be unveiled with appro- prtate exercises which are being ar ranged by the members of the Berlin war bureau. Settees are being erected about tho grounds and when complet- cd the park will be a handsome sight.
 Acorns to Play.
 The Acorn baseball team of Ken sington will play the Windsor Locks a ggrega ton at Windsor Locks, Sun day afternoon The trip will be made by automobile truck. The team will practice tomorrow night in prepara- tion for Sundays game. All candi- dates are expected to report for prac- tice.
 Busy Repairing Roads.
 Owing to the heavy storm which visited here last Saturday, the roads are in bad condition about the town and the road committee will be busy for several weeks filling in the gulleys which have been washed out.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs. Mary Rozzi and daughter Anna. of Hoboken. N. J., are visit ing with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Barat- tiero of worthington Ridge.
 Miss Irene McKeon of kensington has resigned at the woolworth com pany in New Britain. Charles welden is painting the Riley homestead on worthington Ridge.
 A new window is being installed in he Woodruff Blake store on Berlin street Elizabeth Carbo of Kensington is spending the week in the Berkshires. Postmaster w. w. Pagan has re- turned from a trip to Canada. William Buckley of East Berlin | road spent the day in Southington. George Garrity of the Berlin Con- | company is on his vacation. | Mrs. Edward Flanagan of Hart | ord. Is visiting with her parents. MT. | nd Mrs. James Garrity of kensihg- | on. 1
 East Berlin Items.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Hazen have re- urned from a vacation trip spent in