New Britain herald., 1921-11-10
Plainville News COMPLETE. PLANS FOR OBSERVANCE
Parade Tomorrow to Be Biggest
 Ever Held Here
NO RED CROSS ELECTION

Ready Club of Baptist Church Hold
 Successful Food sale and Enter
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 The hrmistice Day parad" tomor- row will commence promptly ut 9 o'clock. The public has been inNit- ed to participate in the o&erclscs of the Brock Barnes post. The parade will form at the corner of Pierce and Broad streets and all who are to take part in it will meet there ct S:45 o'clock The following divisions will meet at their respective places; Division 1, composed of the Plain vile Fife and Drum Corps, the American Legion coIors, the Grand Army Veterans in automobiles, and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brock Barnes post. They will form on Pierce street; Division ?, the Brock Barnes post members, American Fed | Cross branch, Stanley's Fife and Drum Corps of Southington and the State Guards They will also form on Pierce street. Division g., forming at the corner Of Broad street, facing East street, the ehil- dren of the Plainville Grammar school, local societies and the Fire Department. There will be sign boards posted at the various division headquarters so there will be no mis- take in forming for the line of march.
 John Guiden will act as marshal of the day. The parade will leave the corner of Pierce and Broad streets, march to Washington, down Washington street to Broad, uown Whiting to East Main thence over to Blossoms Corner at Pennington ave- nuc and back to PierCe's lot. At Pierce's lot, Rev Charles Wyck- off, pastor of the Congregational church, former chaplain in the army, will speak. The public has been invited to attend the services at the field.
 Whistles To Blow.
 All the factory officials have ar ranged to have the whistles blew at precisely Ii o'clock. The church chimes will join them in this observ- ance.
 Practically all the stores will close all day with the exception of the con- fectionery stores. The merchants will therefore keep open until 9 o'clock tonight The barber shops will be open until 10 o'clock this evening and remain closed all day tomorrow. There will be no session at the school. The post office will have no rural or city delivery and there will be no money orders issued. The stamp window will be open from 6:30 until o'clock in the morning and the registry window from 7:3J until 9 o'clock. Persons may call for their mail from ' until 9 o'clock in the morning.
 Religious services will be held at the Church of Our Saviour commence ing at 11;45 o'clock. The feature of the service will be a two minutes silence at 12 o'clock noon. Rev. James Tranmer Rev. George Tyler, Rev. Charles Wycioff and Rev. J. Ii. Ward will preach.
 Red Cross Meeting.
 Due to the bad weather last eve ming, there was small attendance . branch of the American Red Cross held at the town hall Chairman John E. Lamb thought it not advis- able to hold the election of officers and there was no action taken. No reports were read. A date will he named for the adjourned meeting some time next week.
 The members of the Red Cross who are to participate in the parade, will meet at the town hall tomorrow morning at S:45 o'clock. It is CN- pected that about 90 will turn out, They will be in charge of Mrs. Charles R, Clark and will wear their customary aprons and caps,
 Ladies Aid Entertainment.
 The Ladies' Aid society and the Girls Ever Ready club of the Bap- list church held q successful food sale and entertainment at the church parlors yesterday afternoon and even ing. Despite the rainy weather last evening there was a fairly large at tendance. The program was well re- ceived and consisted of the following numbers; Piano duet by Mrs. Rich ard Sodcgrcn and Miss Bernice Mitchell; vocal duet. Miss Catherine Farrar and Gladys Williams; reading by Miss Alice Lane; piano solo by Miss Sahlen; vocal solo by L, E. Rud- dock, and another reading by Miss Lane.
 The committee in charge reports a proceeds of approximately $160. This money will be used for the church work and other needs of the society. The parsonage is being wired for cleo tric lights and some of it will be used for this purpose.
 Some of the articles had not been sold last night, due to the small at tendance, and the society is planning s:..s-----