New Britain herald., 1922-05-26
md single men, members of the as-

and single men, members of the as- sociation.
 During the past winter the club house has been in use most every week and has become a general meet ing place for the young people of the town. On Friday evening, March A, the committee held Community Get-Together" at which there was a large attendance. On March 31, a masquerade ball was held in Grange hall to raise funds for the purpose of carrying on the work of the associa- tion.
 Annual Sheep Roast.
 An annual sheep roast is held each fall to which people from out of town are invited and a day of sports is enjoyed. This is the one day in the year at which time both the house and the sport lots are in use by everyone in town. .,.t. s.,...
 Property Transferred.
 Major F. l.. Wilcox recently trans ferred the property which includes nine acres of land and upon which there is community house equipped with kitchen, lights, heat, etc., to the Warrington, community center asso- ciation to be used as the bylaws sug gest such as for social purposes and needs.
 If at any time the property is not kept up for any of these purposes, it automatically goes to the Worthington Ecclesiastical society.
 The first annual meeting of the association was held on June 16, 1920 at which time officers were elected. The officersare Robert Deming, president; George Prentice, first vice president; Elizabeth Wilcox, second vice. president; Mrs. George Dodd, secretary and s. Chase Coale, treasurer.
 The constitution and bylaws of the association were adopted at a meet Ing held on May "A, 1921.
 Sunday Baseball Game.
 The Triangle baseball team of Ken sington will play the Cherry street Aces of New Britain at the local Grammar school grounds on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The locals have strong line up md are confident of a victory over he Hardware city boys. E. Orsie will catch for the kensington nine while Rayno will pitch. karam will play short stop and Edward Giana will be placed on first base to stop the balls. Joseph Mccormick will play second oaA and Kingo third. Greco will be n the left field, Mixer in center field md Ives in right field.
 The Triangle team challenges any cam of it's size in the state for a ,ame and managers are asked to with Charles Orsie of lensington if seeking an engagement.
 May Day Festival.
 Unless there is rainfall late this Afternoon, the Berlin Motherhood Hub will hold it's May Day festival at he community house at o'clock his evening, according to an an- made this morning by a member of the committee in charge. This is' the first festival of its kind leld in Berlin and large attendance S expected. Chairs will be placed | bout the grounds for those who will ttend.
 Notes About Town.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Shumway of Florida are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Woodruff, of Berlin treet.
 Edward L. Michaels of Berlin street S having his home painted.
 The regular meeting of the Berlin 7oy Scouts will be held at the Con- church this evening at the lsual time.
 George Hull of New Britain, Will jam Hull Albert Hull, Fred Hull, Margaret Hull and John Copeland lave quit claimed interest in property t Kensington to Margeret Hull, ac- ording to a deed filed at the office f the town clerk.
 James Hart of Kensington was warded the first prize at the T. A. B. lance held at Foresters' hall last vening.
 The Boy Scouts of Kensington are sked to attend a meeting at the church in that town { 7:30 o'clock tonight.
 East Berlin Items.
 All are cordially invited to attend he informal reception for Rev. and frs Fuller to be held at the Metho-