New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

fled as follows, fiction 1.T14, non- fiction 239, juvenile 1,140 magazines 557 Humber of individual cards in file box 261 representing 142 fami- lies The usual custom of loaning books to the schools has been car ri"d out this year and the special cards to children for school and scout work.
 One hundred and thirty new books have been added and the old question arises, Where are we going to put thcm?' The library is badly hampcrcd in it's efficiency by lack of room. Books and magazines have been donated by friends who are in- tcreStcd in the work of our library and We wish to thank those who have so generously helped out in this way. Mrs. Frederick Bcnham, Miss Florence Brandegcc, Miss Emily l}randogcc, Miss Katherine Brande- gee, Mrs. D. NJ. Culver, Miss Sarah 1 Churchill. Mrs. Francis Deming Mrs. Thomas Flannery, Miss Ruth Galpin, Miss Marjorie Galpin, Mrs. Henry Graham, Mrs. T. C. Hodgson. Mrs. Harold Judd. Mrs. w. H. McaGley, New Britain Lumber Co.,. ! Miss Winifred Pratt, Mrs. C. A. Riley, Miss Helen Roys. Mrs. F.. W. 1 Stcarns Mrs. Harold Stearns, Mrs. Anna Towers, Charles Warren, Frank Wilcox. John Webber, Miss Ida Wilcox, Mrs. Arthur Woodruff. Our appreciation and hearty Thank you" to our collectors for their good work. We greatly ap- preciatc all that has been done. this past year, to help out in the library work
 Respectfully submitted. ''LUF,LLA W. STEARNS.
 Assistant librarian" Officers for Year
 The officers elected for year 1930 were; President, Frank l.. Wilcox vice president, Charles E. Pratt secretary, Mrs. Elmer W. Stcarns, treasurer, Miss Ruth Galpin. librarian, Miss Emily Brandegec: assistant librarian, Mrs. Elmer w. | Stcarns.
 Charles A. Warren and Miss Helen ! NJ. Roys were elected on the cXecu- i tive board for term of three years, and Mrs. Russell s. Gold was elected 10 executive board to fill vacancy ! Churchill.
 Collectors appointed were Frank l., Wilcox, Charles E. Pratt, Bryan | II. AtWat"r, Miss Mary Griswold, and Mrs. II. H. Raymond
 Correction
 In last nights Herald'it was re- i ported that Miss Dorothy Bancroft had accepted a position with a | thcater in Hartford. The item should have read that Miss Ruth Bancroft had accepted this position.
 Winning Place as Dancer
 Miss Cleo Wcndrowslli, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Vincent Wendrow- ski of Pennington road. well known | as dancer in Berlin and vicinity, re- ceived a great ovation in Mcriden on Tuesday evening, when she i danced before Polish lodge. Miss ! Wendrowski has danced in Berlin and New Britain and has an inter- esting repertoire of Russian, Polish i and Cossack steps.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Pinches Showcrcd About 50 friends of Mr. and Mrs , Robert Pinches of Worthingtor i ridge pleasantly surprised them al their home last night and tendercd them a personal shower The couple received many beautiful gifts. Re. , treatments were served and games f were played later in the evening.
 TO Meet Highland Park The kenSington Boys club basket. ball team will travel to HighlanJ , Park tonight to meet the highly toutcd team of that place. This vii l mean game for only the senior team, the intermediates not playing Both teams will go into action to. morrow evening at Fraternal hal when they meet the teams from the Southington Y. M. C. A. The week. end offers hard games for botf teams but it is thought that the i practices held recently will have ironed out some of the rough spots
 Local Scouts in Show
 Troop 1 Berlin. Boy Scouts ot America. will participate in the Boy Scout show at Tabs hall in New