New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-23

Potato race. girls; Wheelparrow race,
! boys.
2:So p. m.--Athletic contests, Junior
High,
$3.50 p, m.-Individual events, Jr.
High school.
Community !Asso. Meeting.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Worthington Community Center as
ISOLATION will be held tomorrow eve
ming at Sis O'Clock at the commu-
/ nifty house. All residents OF the
Worthington fire district arc mem
bers of the association and il has
been requested that at least one
ent to hear the annual reports of
the standing committees and to dis
| cuss the plans of the organization for
/ the coming year.
The tennis grounds are in good
condition, as are the baseball grounds
and the association desires that the
members Use the grounds freely. A
! place directly in the rear of the
community house is being made
ready for quot pitching and the
older members of the community
will then have place to meet and
partake Of this sport.
Those in charge of the meeting are
anxious to have all skeptical resi-
dents spend few minutes in inspect
ing the grounds before the meeting
so as to see how the house and
grounds are being used, what i'm
provements have been put in them
and how the grounds are being kept
up. 1t is a foregone conclusion that
these skeptical members, If they will
stop long enough at the meeting to
hear what has happened during the
year and what is being planned for
next year, will become active COM
munity association members from
that time on.
Collect For Expenses
William w, Pagan. kensington
postmaster, H, H. Damon of Berlin
and Robert 0. Clark of East Berlin
are on the committee to collect
money to defray expenses of the an
nual Memorial Day celebration in
the town All contributions to this
Confers In Hartford.
First Selectman George r. Carter
was in Hartford yesterday comforting
with officials at the state highway
department regarding the new sec
ton of road from the Worthington
school to Pennington avenue. He
learned that numerous bids for the
work have been received, but have
not as yet been opened, 1t is expect
cd that the work will be started soon.
East Berlin Items.
= The Junior league will meet in the
social room of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Leland Rich and family are moving
into the residence formerly occupied
by John Wamsley and family on Will
cox avenue.
The ladies Of the Sacred Heart
church will give a public whist social
at the home of Patrick Holigan on
Main street Thursday evening, Re-
whist playing.
The annual field day of the schools
Of the town will be held Friday on the
Community grounds on Berlin street.
All parents of the pupils of the
schools are invited to attend A
number of games for the smaller chill
dren, as we'll as races for the older
ones. are being arranged. The pupils
of the Hubbard school will meet at
the school at the usual hour, 8 o'clock
standard time.
The next meeting of the Modern
Woodmen society will be held at the
Athletic building Thursday evening,
June Z.
The local members of the BOY
Scouts will attend a meeting of their
troop in Berlin Friday evening 1T
1890 o'clock.
Benjamin Rentcheller of New Brit
ain was calling on relatives in town
last evening.