New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
convey the fans to Wallingford.
 Will Hayc Entertainment

Chidren's night will be observed by the Berlin Grange next Tuesday eve ming at the hall in Berlin. The com mittee in charge has secured Miss May Lord, pastor of the Kensington Meth odist church to address the children and adults on subject appropriate to the occasion. Tn addition, there will be songs and recitations by sev- eral of the children and children's games will be played. Following the entertainment and address, light re- treatments will be served The affair will begin at 8 o'clock, daylight sav- ing time. If will be for members and their children only.
 Lawn Party Tonight
 The lawn party which the Christian Endeavor society of the Kensingtor Congregational church will give this evening promises to be successful The affair will be held rain or shine In the event of rain it will be held in the church parors.
 Expect Large Crowd
 Claude w. Stevens, master of the Berlin Grange, stated this morning that Berlin will be represented by nearly 100 Changers at the picnic which the Grange will hold in con- junction with the Newington and New Britain Oranges July 14 at Rainbow park. The committee in charge and the ub-committees are working on the program and the various events, promising good time to those who attend.
 Will Give Dance
 The T. A. B. orchestra of Kensing ton will give a dance at Athletic hall, East Berlin, next Tuesday even- ing, July 3. A large number from kensington and Berlin will attend, it is expected. The orchestra will fur nish music for dancing from s o'clock until midnight.
 Items of Interest
 Harold Clark of East Berlin is driving a new car.
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Fire District will be held this evening at o'clock in the Town hall.
 The Boy Scouts will meet this even- ing with Rev. Samuel A. Fiske.
 Apparently Superintendent of Schools F. R. Showalter is not meet ing with any luck in fishing in Maine, Nobody has reported hearing from him or about any catches he has made.
 Delay in Erecting Honor Roll
 Because the committee on the re- vision of names for the bronze tablet which will be erected in Berlin has met with unexpected difficulty in se- curing an accurate list of names the work has been held up longer than was expected. according to Dr. T. c. Hodgson, chairman of the general honor roll committee last yesterday 
 pr. Hodgson stated that the con- tract for the stone work on the tablet has already been let by the architect, but because of the fact that the names have not been sent in, it has been impossible for the contract for the bronze work to be given out.
 When completed the tablet will be one of the most attractive in this vicinity. It will consist of granite base with two granite slabs attached | to the front and back. The bronze | pieces will contain the names of Der lin men who served in the world war and will also contain a list of those | killed in the war, who were residents of this town.
 The tablet will be located at Elan nery's corner near the Soldiers Mon- lment and will have a gravel path leading to it from the arbor at the rear of the property.
 AS soon as work is started on the tablet the honor roll in front of the town han, which has caused so much will be razed by members of the American Legion.
 East Berlin Items
 The local members of the Boy Scouts will attend a meeting of their roop at Berlin this evening at o'clock.
 Chester Bunce and Miss Gertrude Bunce of Elizabethtown, N. r., are spending the summer at their home ,n Main street.
 Mrs. James Bush and Miss Betty Bush, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Root. at their nome on Main street left today for