New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

office removed to the Cole store build ! ing, This large structure, once one of | the best hotels along the old turnpike, is now the property Of the Berlin Building corporation, which has been considered several ways for its re-
 moHal from it's present site in order to make way for the opening of resi- dcntial section on the large piece Of property adjoining the building.
 If is understood that several Of the persons interested want to convert the building into a filling station and rest room, where dinners may be obtained.
 Did rCHidcnts recalling when the late Daniel Flannery conducted the hotel, toll of tho good meals and the real hospitable atmosphere which surrounded inc place. making it a mecca for travellers. lt was here that the horses on the stage coaches used to be changed in the old days and 1t Ngs a stopping off place for tourists on their way from New York to lioston.
 It is thought that Berlin could 'lHhE hGf bi rll HVN'l Ut l'' HltFfHt lime, considering inc amount Of tour Is'a traffic there is along the road. Some residents think this would be beneficial 10 Berlin, tho establish incnt of a place of this kind where travellers could stop for nights rest and where city residents might come for an evening meal,
 The annual meeting Of tho ncrlin Building corporation will be hold in inc near future and it is expected that thc destiny of the old building, one of Inc most famous along the pike, will be settled at that time.
 Rev. Nr. Davis speaks.
 Ret. John L. Davis, pastor Of Trin- ity Methodist church Of New Britain. . as the spcakrr at the weekly meet l ing Of Inc East TerliiY Community ! ciub last night iu the basement or the ! East Berlin Methodist church. His subject was Work" and he spoke in . his usual humorous and interesting manner
 The crowd ras not large. on Bc- .ount or the indictment weather, but hose who were present report that il ,as ono Of tho most interesting meet. rgs or tho year
 Is Attending Convention
 Francis Dcming. treasurer of the Berlin Savings bank. is in New York it attending the annual convention of he National Association Of Mutual 'avings banks, which begins today and continues through Saturday at tho 1ote1 Commodore Mir. DcminE. onhrmed radio fan. expects 10 pay isit to Station wEAT. the American telegraph and Telephone company. hilc in the big city.
 Vacation in Washington
 Miss Margaret Flynn CT the Ken ington post office left last night on CT annual vacation. She exepccts 10 pend q week in Washington. b. e.. nd then go to Syracuse. \. r.. for le remaining days of her leave. 4
 Lineup Tor saturday The East Berlin community club iil have formidable lineup satur- ay when it meets the team from findsor Locks. it has been annouHcau ! l nd it is seen from scanning the list [ players that East Beriin should ave a championship team this sea . 1n. unless one or more Of it's teams sts tired.
 The lineup is. led field. F. orsis: .nterfeId. <. st. Clair: right field. . Ran1eli; third base. W. Goodrich: lort stop. Arthur Lawrence; second ! ase. Albert Lawrence. late Of the ,eedy <. D. s. team of New Britain: -st base. John Hoppi..
 The battery Is also a hsa.y one. lillian Brown. Jr.. will be behind .e plate and he will receive the in- ! Ioots Of Fl. r.. Clark and C. Brunell. f
 Real Estate Transaction. il Fred and Iyovisa Brofherton have a ld their farm in West Cromwell 10 T Iarles and Henrfetta Boycc of through the Clshman Farm D .ehcy. The farm consists of 70 . res Of land. n
 East Berlin Items The regular u1id-Wetk service wiH Il held at the Methodist church this Ai ening at the usual hour. rl The regular meeting nf inc Modern ss oodInen vill Ie held at the AthIeiic ji5irE this eteninE tt < large croad attended inc shfsf in -isl HeId in fhe Sacred Hesrt church st rlc-z Tucs.izr e1erinz and an e-- .. able tims sas had The follo7- cd