New Britain herald., 1917-05-05
Business Mems Association's ,. Campaign to Begin Monday
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 MRS. G. ANDREWS DEAD
Mountain View Woman Passes Away
 After Brief ulness-PIans for Me. morial Chapel-To Drill in Trr,eo.rr
 Sunday Church Notices-Briefs.

ing that the annual cleanup cam paign will be conducted throughout the town next week. The association has made it an annual custom to give up week every spring towards mak- ing Plainville a spotless town. Cam paigns previously waged have been very successful and it is not expected that this years crusade will be an cx- ception to the rule.
 The townspeople arc urged to pay attention during the week to the cleaning up of their property. Cellars should be inspected that the rubbish accumulation of the winter might be gathered up. Tin cans, waste paper and other unsighrly things which serve to impair the ,ap- pearance of property and at the same time endanger the health of the community should be collected and made ready for the town teams which will be used to cart them to the dumping grounds.
 The teams will be placed at the dis posal of the campaign managers dur ing the week of May 14 and an effort will be made to have this part of the work done in three days. Next week the days on which the teams will cover different streets will be an- nounced. The rubbish gathered dur ing the campaign should be placed in barrels or boxes and left on the curb where the town employees will have no difficulty in getting 1t.
 In the past the townspeople have co-operated splendidly with the as- sociation in its efforts to make Plain- vile cleaner and better place to live in and their support is expected dur ing the coming week.
 Mrs. George F. Andrews Dead. Mrs. Elsie, wife of George F. An Mountain View after an illness of but few days. Mrs. Andrews was taken sick Sunday with acute Bright's disease. She failed steadily since and for the past three days her death had been expected.
 The funeral will be held Monday af- ternoon at ? o'clock from her home Services will be conducted at the house. Rev. J. G. Ward. pastor of the Baptist church, officiating. The burial will be in West cemetery.
 Mrs. Andrews leaves her husband and a son, Lee Andrews. The latter .o ~Ae0o0u AA x. NA. V. A. WOTA III Warren. Pa-
 Plans for Memorial Chapel
 The Plainville Trust company is having plans made for the Neal Memorial chapel which 1t was in- structed in the will of Frank s. Neal to have erected in West cemetery. While the drawings will be available for use soon 1t is unlikely that the building will be constructed for an- other year because of the excessive cost of materials and labor.
 MT. Neal ordered the Trust com pany as the executor of his estate to set aside $7.000' of his wealth for the chapel.
 The building Is to enclose the vault ! placed In the cemetery number of years ago. MT. Neal had charge of 1 the building of the vault and con- templating at the time to eventually l donate a sum for a chapel he had the foundation built to support the struc- | ture which his executors are now preparing to have constructed. l
 To Dri1l i'm Uniform.
 The uniformed company of the Home Guard or the first line of de- 1 fense as it is popularly called, will | report for >drill tomorrow morning wearing their army regalia and carry l ing the guns sent here by the state for their use 1
 The entire unit including men with | out uniforms, will drill together | from 10 to 12 o'clock.
 Part of the company received their | uniforms last evening and the others ] will be supplied tonight.
 Captain Trumbull has decided to I have the rifles used by the company l , kept in the Town hall, which during | the war will serve as the Plainville ! .armory. Carpenters were engaged to- day in building rack for them.
 At the Churches.
 Advent Christian-Morning wor- 1 ship at 10:45 with sermon by the pas- tor, Rev. J. w. Denton, on the sub- 1 ject How An Insignificant Woman 1 Became Immortalized.'' The Lords l supper will be commemorated at the | close of the sermon. There will be | Sunday school at 12:05 and a praise | and social service at 6:15. In the ! evening at o'clock the pastor will l preach on subject Things Unspeak- | able" The prophetic studies on the 1 worlds history will be omitted for | week and will be resumed next Sum- | day night.
 Episcopal-Holy communion will | be celebrated in the Church of Our Savior tomorrow morning at 10:45 l The rector. Rev. R. H. Burton, will | preach Sunday school will follow. In l the evening a. o'clock there will also | be a preaching service.
 Baptist-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward. on the subject