New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
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 Dr. Dorchester spoke Of the value of the hills surrounding this city, but regarded none of the hills more valuable than the hill on which the new hospital building is located, He said that he would like to name the hin Hospital Hill,".
 Following pr. Dorchester's ad- dress, the exercises were concluded with the singing of the Star spangled Banner" under the leader ship of Raymond W, Cook and the benediction by Rev. P. F. Wolfen- den, pastor Of the Bristol Baptist church.
 The Boy Scouts served as guides yesterday afternoon in conducting people through the new building They also assisted in directing traf- fc. Extra policemen were on duty to direct automobile traffic.
 Library Open
 The library will be open from 2 until o'clock on Sunday after moons until May 1, according to an announcement today by Librarian Charles L. Wooding. This will in- clude the reading room only which heretofore has closed at an earlier hour.
 Mccarthy Recovering
 Improvement has been noted in the condition Of Edward Mccarthy, brakeman on the local swtcher, whose right foot was mangled on Friday in the freight yards, when he fell under cars, which were being shifted. He has been re- ceiving treatment at the hospital since the accident and hospital at tendants feel assured that he will recuperate rapidly as complications were avoided.
 Miss Murray to Preside
 Miss Adele Murray of Berlin will be the presiding officer at the dem- ocratic rally tomorrow night in Red Mems hall, when Governor w. w. Brandon of Alabama and Miss Izetta Jewell Brown of New York will be the principal speakers. Charles c. Morris, candidate for governor, will also speak as will Mrs. Louise Day Duffy of West Hartford, candidate for senator of the fifth senatorial district, which embraces this city.
 Building and Loan Meeting
 Arrangements for the opening Of local office and for the starting of business will be discussed at the meeting of the local building and loan association on Thursday night. Practically the full amount of sub scriptions has been received so that the concern is nearly ready to func- ton.
 Roberts Heads Bremen
 Henry Roberts was elected fore man of the, Welch Fire Co.,, of For estvilIe at the annual meeting of the company on Saturday night in Firemen's hall. Other officers were chosen as follows: First as- sistant, Henry Ashton; second as- sitant, Henry Davitt; secretary, James Critchley; treasurer, Frank Kirchgessner; house committee, Hubert Mccormick, William Car roll, William Lindsay, Lawrence Mccormick and Joseph Kenuey.
 The "Jubalo" Sails
 Sixteen employees in the city hall offices and friends were entertained by George H. Opinion of the Quin- ion Coal Go. on his yacht, the "Jubalo" on Sunday at Essex. The party sailed to Plum Island in Long Island sound and enjoyed lunch con at the government reservation. After the sail, the party was enter tained at Hiram's Inn, the Quinion clubhouse at Essex.
 G. O. P. Committee Announced
 Plans for vigorous campaign are under way by the republican town committee, which predicts a safe majority from this city for Coolidge. The committee mem- bers as announced today from headquarters are:
 First district, John H. Chapin, chairman, Mrs. Ella McMaster, vice. chairman, F. Martin Buckingham, Carl Carlson, Frank Couture, Win throp Dunbar, Brayton H. Good win, Buell. J. Ferguson, Charles Grant, Perry McMaster, Albert P. Stark, Cosmo Vacca, William Richtmeyer, Fred Carnell, James DuBon, Enrico Demario, Ralph Joerres, Calixte Allaire, Dan Peters, C. E. Burrill, William N. DeRosier, William McClery, Peter Waicunas, Charles LaPonte, Elof Carlson, Philip Savard, w. R. Merz, Frank T. Chapin, Mrs. B. J. Ferguson, Mrs. Sylvia Cadarette, Mrs. George J. Lacourse. Mrs. George B. Par sons, Mrs. Giles Roche, Mrs. Duane Beach Mrs. Leon Barnum, Mrs. William McClearv, Miss Ida J. Bos- si, Miss Clara Bechstedt.
 Second district-Junius Z Doug lass, chairman. Mrs. Howard C. Beach, vice chairman, Willard Hunt. Harry N. Law, Edward G. Manchester, D. J. Mum, James Nicholas. Roy Percival, Charles B. Sanford. W. K. Sessions, Robert Metcalf, Edward Cafferty, Charles Blanchard, Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Miss Clara B. Douglass, Mrs. Clara Nicholas Mrs. Charles Blanchard, Mrs. Warren Warner, Mrs. Fred