New Britain herald., 1921-10-13

 machine and paid for it in this man. ner together with the amount taken in at the sales.
 We really need more time for this constructive drawing and sewing, at least 50 minutes a week should be given it.''
 ALICE K. WILLIAMS.
 Rev. c. s. Wyckoff Expected.
 Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff of Walton, New York, newly appointed pastor of the Congregational church, is expected to arrive in Plainville today or pos sibly tomorrow. Rev. MT. Wyckoff will preach his first sermon at the To- cal church this Sunday morning.
 The Ladies Aid society of the church, assisted by other lady mem bers of the congregation, headed by Mrs. Fred l.. Benzon and Mrs. E. T. Brastow, have arranged for a supper to be held in the parsonage on the arrival of Rev. MT. Wyckoff and his family. Mrs. Benzon and Mrs. Bras tow have arranged for everything and the parsonage has also been fitted out with groceries that the new pastor and his family will have good start on their arrival here.
 Farewell For Rev. BarrowS.
 A farewell social will be held at the A. M. B. Zion church tonight in honor of the pastor Rev. E. F. Barrows, who will leave Plainville tomorrow. Rev. Mr. Barrows has been called to Liv- ingston college at North Carolina. A concert will bo held in conjunction with the social. r..
 Christian Endeavor Social.
 The members of the Christian En- deavor society of the Congregational church will hold a party tomorrow night at the church parlors. It will be in the form of birthday social and each member has been invited to bring a friend. A novel stunt for raising funds will be told and each member will bring one cent for each year of their age. The affair will commence at o'clock. Town Plans Meeting.
 The new town plans commission will hold it's first meeting tonight at organize. They will also take up the work left off by the former town plans commission and activities will commence at once. The selectmen also held meeting this afternoon and organized. Rummage Sale. The Mt. Holyoke alumrae will hold rummage sale early in November l Clothing and household articles arc 1 being solicited and those desiring to contribute towards the sale arc asked | to communicate with the following ladies: Mrs. John Trumbull, Farming | ton avenue: Mrs. Harry A. Castle Canal street and Miss Addie Rider of the Trumbull Electric manufactur. ing company.
 Surprise For Mrs. Roedler. The Busy Bee Sewing circle tender. ed Mrs. Jess Roedler surprise party l last night at her home in Mountain View. The occasion was in honor o1 her birthday.
 Two members were also admitted ff the sewing club, they are, Mrs. Charles Livingston and Mable Johnson. | Girls' Club Social. l The Girla' club will hold it's f1rs social of the season at the home o1 Mrs. Charles R. Clark of Pennington avenue, Monday evening, when baby party will be held. The members will come garbed in youths clothes. The l annual election of officers will also bt l held.
 1 PIainville Briefs. Mrs M. Chichester or Amityville l.. l.. is visiting at the home of Mrs Fred Johnson of Bank street 1 Mrs. Frank Cushing of Grown stree1 has gone to Newark, N. J., to attend the wedding of her nephew. The hydrants of the town are re- l ceiving a coat of bright red paint with the tops being finished in aluminium. 1 Miss Susane Rooney is substituting l as clerk at the Horace James store.