New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
PaaanVilBe News EXPECT PLA|NV|LLE
 ID GIVE S66,OOO
Thrift Stamp Campaign to Be
 WaSed Here Vigorously
WAR RALLY JANUARY 16
Trust Company to Hold Annual Meet ing January S--No Basketball Game Miss Castle Dies in Hartford.

TISS OaStEG DlCS in Hartford. The campaign which is soon to be launched under the auspices of the local committee on the State Council of Defense for selling War Certificates, War Saving Stamps and Thrift Stamps is expected to be a success although as yet no definite plans have Teen made in regard to the methods to be en- ployed. The total amount to be raised throughout the United States is two billion dollars and the stamps are more or less on the plan of a baby bond and are sold in small or large amounts which make it easy for the investors.
 According to the figures produced by the government there is an aver age estimate of $20 to the person to be taken in to make the total amount wanted and Plainvillc's share to he raised is something like $66,000. It is not known just how long the cam paign will be held and the committee will give out more definite ;nforna- tion later.
 Trust Company Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders ( f the Plainvil1e Trust conl- pany will be held in the banking rooms on Tuesday evening, January s, at 7:45 o'clock. The purpose of the meeting will be to elect the directors for the coming year.
 Too Cold For Basketball.
 The basketball game which was scheduled for last night :n the Tar minston Town hall between the Pierce Arrows of Plainville and the Farming ton High school quintet was called off because of the fact that 10 coal was had with which to heat the hall. It is expected that a game will be played ns soon as possible unless the new schedule will interfere with it.
 Methodist Church War Rally.
 A. war rally will be held in the Methodist church on the night of January 6. under the auspices of the local committee on the State Council of Defense. There will be prominent speakers on the important topics of the day whose names will be made public later on. The Liberty Chorus will sing and the meeting will be pub lie.
 Death of Miss Castle.
 Miss Adella Castle, daughter of Mrs. May M. Castle of Harts corner, died in the Hartford Sanatorium of a lingering illness early this morning. She has been sick since last spring and has been at the sanatorium for 1 the past three months.
 The funeral services will be in Err 1 win Memorial chapel, New Britain, on Monday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. l J. William Denton of Plainville off, 1 ciating Miss Castle was member | ct clo besides her mother she leaves two sis ters and three brothers and a large | circle of friends and relatives who | mourn her death,
 Church Notices.
 Episcopal Church--At the morning | service at 10:45 o'clock I,itany and | Holy Communion will be held and the | Sunday school will meet at 12 for l their classes.
 Methodist Church-The morning services at 10:45 will be conducted by the pastor and the Quarterly Com munion service will be held. The classes of the Sunday school will meet at noon. The evening services will be held in the chapel at 6:3o o'clock.
 Baptist Church-At 10:45 the pas tor will preach a sermon on Wait ing'' from Acts 10:24. Sunday school i will be held at 12:05. At o'clock the Young Peoples service will be held and at o'clock the pastor will speak having for his theme Personal Re- sponsibility," from Joshua, 2:1S. Evening services will be held in the chapel. |
 Congregational Church--It has been decided for the conservation of fuel to hold the services for the present in the chapel of the church. At the services tomorrow the Communion of The Lords Supper will be admins tered. The theme for the pastors
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