New Britain herald., 1920-06-10
SCHOOL TEACHERS TO JET MORE PAY PlainVille Officials Take Favor
 able Action NEW TERMS SATISFACTORY
Selectmen Expect to Buy Tractor Road Scraper-Several Meetings Held - Two Births Recorded other News Items of Interest.

Held - Two Births Recorded other News Items of Interest.
 After several meetings and special sessions of the school board, covering period of several weeks, pertaining to the teachers increase in salary. q final decision has been reached granting the teachers demands for more money. The increases asked in all cases except a few have been given and an interview with l.. $. Mills of the school board. gave view to the fact there would not be a shortage in teachers for the next term, as had been feared. Although the majority of the contracts. signed by the teachers, had been returned there still remains a number to be forwarded, and these are expected to come shortly.
 Applications for positions on the teaching force are received occa.s- ionally, and the vacancies left by one or two of the present teachers leaving will be filled before next season. At present there are IT or more on the teaching force and with the addi- tional two rooms that the school will have for next fall, the school board finds the necessity of procuring the
  these new rooms.
 May Buy Tractor.
 The large Cleveland tractor that the officials of the town are testing out on the road scraper has so far met with considerable success and in all probability will be purchased by the town. Selectman William John- son has had several tests made on Cook street and Shuttle Meadow road and the results are satisfactory. The tractor will eliminate the necessity of procuring horses for the job as well as doing the work in shorter time.
 Meqk kss Held.
 {. At the hoIae Mrs F. Cqnpbs of 174 Black Roc \enSe, M Brit ain, the members 0f Aid society of the PlafN went church, held a meeting tn ,on. A silver tea was served. et- ing was for the purpose of s1dea Dr. ing to raise sum of money to assiv v in paying off the debt that remainN on the church.
 The Martha Rebekah Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert of Mountain View yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance. After business pertaining to the society had been held, a social was given. Re- treatments were served. About 16 of the members were present.
 A meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Walter Seymour of West Main street at 3 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon, of the women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church. The auxiliary is composed of several women of the parish. A social followed the meet ing.
 Cradle Notes.
 At the New Britain hospital yes terday a daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Charles Klatt of No. 2 East street. -.
 MT. and Mrs. George Taylor of No. 122 Broad street are also re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a son. also born at the New Brit ain hospital.
 c. E. Rally Tomorrow.
 [. At the Plainville Congregational church chapel tomorrow evening, the New Britain Christian Endeavor union will hold their third quarterly meeting. It had been announced in last evenings edition of the Herald the Rev. John L.. Davis of the Meth odist church in New Britain would be one of the speakers of the even- ing. and would lead the devotional services It was later learned that he will not be able to attend. However, the Rev. William Ross of the First Baptist church of New Britain will be present and will address the as- sembly.
 An invitation has been extended to all the young people of the other churches of Plainville to attend, and a large attendance is expected. The rally will begin at o'clock. After the meeting a social time will follow. Town Topics. Mrs. James Murphy and daughter. Anna, has returned from visit of