New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
pzAlNHzzLE NEWS: TOWN MEETING IS
 CALLEDfOR MONDAY Honey Needed todncrease School Accommodations
 z - ..... CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RALLY Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Monday Nisht-usuaasservices in Churches
 Sunday - Baseball Games Are
 ScheduIed-Other Items of Interest.
CHRISTIAN .ENDEAYOR RALLY

.rThe board of selectmen of Plain vile have called a special town meet- ing on Monday evening, June 21, at the PlainvilIe Town hall at o'clock. Legal voters of the town have been -notified 5e attend. The meeting is called purpose of granting. the school board a sum of money to erect a tempekfry building, or resort to some method in order to comply with the necessity of accommodating the crowded conditions of the Plainville Grammar school, whichs is at present filled to capacity. The proposition to accept the streets located in the Mouhfain View section will also be discussed. y9F
 The point of strengthening the highway of South Washington street, from Broad street southward. as had been discussed befA, will be brought before the meeting The plan of the street and the probosed method of strengthening it, can be seen at the town clerks office. Other needs per- taining- to the town, will be given hearing.
 c. E. Holds Rally
 There were about 50 present at the third quarterly rally of the New Britain Christian Endeavor Union. which was held in the Congregational church chapel last evening. The de- votional sermon was Conducted by the Rey. E. C. Gillett, while Rev. Ross of the First Baptist church in New Britain gave the address of welcome. Business relating to the society was dScussed and bylaws for the new constitution were developed and de- cidea upo7 During the evening Rev. Wulia2n Ross gave several interesting stories .relatinAg to his experiences on his trip and stay in Africa. The Stan ley Memorial church in New Britain was awarded the banner for the largest attenda nee. Special music was rendered. Ap offering was given followed by g social hour.
 Willis Marsh presided atsr>neet- ing. in place ofNtiAs Anna the president, who was, end due to an. illness ag people of the other chIN - vile were present. The \
 Davis of rse Methodist churcn O.
 Britain Was also unable to attend an lead, the devotional services as heN spoke at meeting in New Britain.
 Auxiliary Meeting.
 A meeting will be held on Monday evening, at 7:30 o'clock at the home or Mrs l.. B. Warren of 16 Canal street. of the Auxiliary of the Brock Barnes Post of the American Legion. Each member has been instructed to invite a prospective member to attend the meeting for the purpose of en- rolling them in the charter
 The Auxiliary was recently or Sanized and consists of members of all families that had brothers or sisters in the service during the world war The Auxiliary would enable the members to participate in any demon the Post sees fit to, without with the various move ments of the Brock Barnes Post Mrs. C. A. Warren was appointed president of the club.
 Married Saturday.
 The marriage of Raymond H. Clay ton to Miss Sophia Cushor, both of this town, was performed last Satur- day morning at the home of Rev. J. Ward on Park street. George Perrin, a friend sof the couple, attended the N edding. Mir. and Mrs. Clayton left os a short wedding trip and will re- side at 12 .Maplestreet.
 Church Notes.
 PlainvHlc Methodist-The annual Day service will be at os3 sermon by Rev. James M. Tranmer. The pastors subject will. be Children of. a Kingdom" Sabbath school and pastors Bible class at 12 o'clock noon. At 1880 in the evening there will be exercises by the children: be held sT2lsrsday evening a, 7:45.
 Advent Christian church-Morning services at 1O:45 with Harry Pindar ! upnducting the services during the absence of Rev. George Tyler. Sun day school will follow at 1a:05. The evening service, will be held at : Q o'clock.
 Church of Our savior-At 1o:45 services will. commence with sermon. Sunday school held at 12 o'clock noon.
 Congregational. church-Children's Day will be obsefxed and the Sunday school exercises Will be held atG0:45. There will be songs and recitations by the members of the juniors and be- ginners deparsrnent. Baptism of in fants will take place as. well as the of Bibles andEthe Go-to- Church Band pins. The offering will be for the Sunday School Extension society. The Christian Endeavor will be at o'clock in the evening with Miss Elizabeth Benja- min acting as leader. Her topic will be common Mistakes of Daily Liv- ing"
 At Aliens field tomorrow afternoon at 3.15 o'clock, the Plainville Ath- letic flub will play the fast team of the Cofored Giants of Hartford. On