New Britain herald., 1918-12-21
H()NN0R ROLL T(lbE
 DEDICATE[) SUNDAY
Exercises Will Take Place in the
 Congregational Church
MAJOR BURPEE IS SPEAKER
Tablet Will Be Ilacch Near Soldiers Monument In Central Square For Time Being-Red Gross Drive La@s --Othcr Items.

The bronze tablet which will con- tain the names of all the Plainvlle boys who have been in the service aT- rived last Thursday aud is n present in the Con gregationaI church. The exercises will be held tomorrow after noon a the church at 8 o'clock. Jn- vitatioas have been sent out to all those who have been in or have had someone in the service Also the soldiers and sailors who may be home at the time of the deCica ton are invited 10 attend, Mrs. Barnes, whose son was the first boy from hero to make the supreme sacrifice. will unVeil the tablet, after which there will be several talks. Major Lucien Burpee of ! the Connecticut State Guard will be the principal speaker of the afternoon. Following the dedi- cation exercises the tablet will be brought to the central square. where it will be placed near the soldiers memorial. A suitable fixture has been made to hold it until permanent place has been decided upon. The tablet will most likely be placed per manently in the reconstructed town hall on Pierce street,
 Red Cross Drive Lags
 Very little was added yesterday to
 
 names were received. Today will in all probability be the last active day, although the campaign does not close until Monday evening. An appeal is sent to those who have not already joined. In order to surpass the al lotment given to PlainVille there will have to be some very active canvass ing. The Red Cross rooms will be open this afternoon and also this eve ming, until o'clock to receive sub- scriptions. The booths stationed at the places will also be open for the same length of time. When the cam paign closes Monday evening if is hoped that the full quota of 2io00 mem bors and even more will have been obtained
 PlainviIie Church. Items.
 Congregational church. The service tomorrow morning. which will be held at 10:45. is to be a. Christmas musical service. The choir will ren- , der the following numbers: Pro : mise and Fulltilmen," by Ashford; : Rejoice Greatly" quartet from the cantata; Noel" a soprano solo from the same cantata and a quartet Star Of the Orient" by Harry Rowe Shelley. The theme for the Christ mas address will be Christmas, 1913" The Sunday school will meet at the close of the morning service. The Christian Endeavor will come together at 630 p. m., the topic be- ing Peace on Earth" leader. Miss Malona Calor. There will be Christ school Christmas services with a Christmas tree will be held Tuesday ; evening.
 Baptist church/ Morning services at 10:45. The pastors theme will be- "A Christmas Thought" Sunday school will be held at 12:05. The Young Peoples service will como at : p, n. At : D. m. the pastor will speak on Rising Above Circum- stances"
 Church of Our Savior. Holy Com munion at d m. Morning services at 1O;45 and Sunday school at. ,. X. M. F. Zion church. Morning worship and sermon at 1O:45. Sun day school at 12:30. Evening WOr- ship and sermon 7:45 o'clock. PiainvilIc Items, The Misses Jane Corun and Beatrice Benzon are home from school for the Christmas holidays.
 Skating is being enjoyed at Ham, lin's pond and also at White Oak.
 Letters were received today from John Nelson, in active service in France. NOTICE-Xmas gifts at Priors store.
 Ladies' and Gents handkerchiefs.
 safety razors and blades, flashlights, perfume and jewelry. Ice cream and drinks. 12-21-2dx FOR SALE-Christma trees. wreaths, holly plants and flowers John L. Ahlquist. corner Maple and Whit ing streets 12-21-2d