New Britain herald., 1921-10-03
HAWVZLLE NEWS MARIN0 DOWN BUT
 NOT ENTIRELY OUT Rum0r Has It That He Is Con-
 tender for Sherif's. Job FOOTBALL TEAM IS WINNER
Defeats New Britain Aggregation in First Game-Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher Returns From F,rance-Rev. E, F. Barroys Resigns at A. M. E. Zion Church.

Church.
 There are persistent rumors that Constable Phillip Marine is after the Job as a sheriff in this county. Mar ino was dropped from the local force at the caucuses and for the first time in 10 years, his name did not appear on the lists of the voting machines. However, it appears that he is not pining away over the loss of the posi- ton.
 George Shubert was named for the position but unofficial rumors say that he will probably refuse. Local Team Wins. The Plainville football team won it's first game of the season at Rockwell S field yesterday afternoon when it de- feated the Mohawks of New Britain by the score of to O. There was a large attendance of fans and the game l was we'll played.
 Wants Games. Al Smith of AZ Pierce street is manager of the All-Plainville team ! and games may be arranged by com municating with him at his home or phone 17-6. The manager desires es- pecially to communicate with John
 
 team. The lineup of the new team is as follows: Elliot, left end; Day, left tackle; Cambridge. left guard; Mccall, center; May, right guard; Pestillo, right tackle; Hayes, right end; NeffA center and quarterback; Bagley fullback; c. Lee, left ha1fback and R. May, right na1fback. A sec- ond team is composed of these men: l left end, Miller; left tackle, Feelan; i left guard, Callen; center, Livingston, l right guard; Cassidy; right tackle, Goodfeld; right end, Figgle; quarter back, Graham; fullback, Lee; left half | back, Williams, and right halfback, Dave Erbe.
 William Woods formerly of Center college is coaching the new players. | The team will hold practice games at | the field tomorrow evening. Clara Oalkes Usher Returns Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher. wife of | Frank Usher of Pennington avenue, i has returned from Paris where she has | ben studying music at the Fontaine- l bleau School of Music. Mrs. Usher visited Scotland, England and the de- | wasted battlefelds of France, during the time she was over there. Baseball Results l Plainville was defeated by Portland | Saturday afternoon by the score of to 8. Oakes and Kilduff were the battery for the locals, while Pike and Clarkins were the battery for Port l land
 Post Meeting Tonight The Brock-Barnes post will hold l it's regular meeting tonight. All mem bers are urged to attend as plans will | be made for assisting the Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion in the Hallo-
 ween party.
 l Rev. E. F. Barrows Resigns 1 Rev. B. F. BarroWs, pastor of the A. M. E Zion church rendered his resignation at the close of the services last evening. It will take effect Friday October IA. Rev. MT. Barrows has
 been called by the Board of Bishops to the Chair of Practical Theology and Greek in the Theological Department of Livingston college at Salisbury, N c. His vacancy at the church will be
 filled by Rev. James c. Taylor o1
 Meriden. MT. Barrows has been ir
 Plainville for the past four years >an6
 under his administration, the church has grown in mem bership and severa large debts paid off. His resignation
 was accepted with regret by the boar6 of trustees and the congregation. K. of P. Notes
 On Thursday evening, about 3(
 members of Pythian lodge, Knights o
 Pythias, will journey to Bridgepor
 where the local degree team will pu on the rank of page for a large clas
 of candidates. All members who ar'