New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Arrj,aIs in Town

A son was born yesterday 10 Er. and Mrs. Peter Haber of the south- ern part of Berlin.
 4 son was born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital 10 Mir. and Mrs. Almerion Bacon of East Berlin.
 Holds Dog Roast
 The kenton Hill club held dog roast at Jobs Pond Portland, last c,. Sine pleasant evening at the cottage of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Baker, which is located on the pond. Frank forts, watermelon and sandwiches. were enjoyed.
 Series Is Arranged
 Manager Patsy Buckley announced today that series of games between the T. NJ. Russell team Of Middletown and the All-kensingtons has been ar ranged and the first one will be played on the home grounds next Sunday at Sis o'clock.
 The series will so to the team win ming two out of three games which will be played on both the kensing- ton and Middletown diamonds. Both teams are strong and it was the am- bition of Manager Buckley, from the he saw the Middletown boys in action, 10 stack against them for a series. The teams will be evenly as evidenced by the score of ? to l last Sunday.
 Goes to Ohio.
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, who has ,een occupying the pulpit al the | Congregational church | or the past few weeks, has left for Dayton, Ohio, where he will visit 'lrs. Phillips at the family home. lev. Mir. Phillips will spend some ime at Lake Winona and will be one ercollegiate Prohibition associations onference there. He expects to be n tho western state for about four 'eeks. An announcement will be 1ade later regarding the man who ill fill Rev. MT. Phillips place on unday at the church.
 Program Is Arranged.
  uting Of the East Berlin Community Tub at the grove in that district on aturday afternoon and evening of lis week has been announced. here will be number of athletic vents for both children and adults nd there will be community singing the evening with talks by officers the organization. , Among the events scheduled for le afternoon are: 5O-yard dash for : der boys, S0-yard dash for younger ,ys, 400-yard relay race, running 'oad jump, running hop, step and mp, So-yard dash for girls, potato ce for girls, egg and spoon race r girls, three-legged race, open ent, 50-yard dash, open event, run ng broad jump, open event. The committee has issued an in- tation to all to attend the outing, neither they are members of the ub or not. They consider this af- ir an excellent opportunity for the sidents of the town to know each her better and are looking forward
 the signing up of several new embers after the outing.
 The club has already started on I ans for the coming winter and it | expected that list of speakers will signed up. Card parties. amateur eatricals and evenings of instruc- m will also be included in the 1edule. The outing next Saturday is enlist 2 the interest of nearly all the 'idents of the third district and , time is expected.
 Mrs. Griswold III Mrs. Matthew Griswold is confined her home in Kensington with ill., ss and her case is regarded as seri- '. 5, it was stated today. !,
 Go On Vacation :, Dr. Thomas c. Hodgson and Mrs. ;' dgson, accompanied by their sons, h this morning on an auto trip 10 h nada. It Is expected that they will n away for about two weeks. In the ~ 'ence of the Berlin physician. his C ctice Is being taken care of by Dr. ri orge w. Dalton and Dr. F. T. Fro N n of New Britain.
 "Work. Play. sing Together" pl Work together. pls.. together. sing ct ether, altogether" has been adopt re as the slogan for the coming field tt