New Britain herald., 1921-11-03
PLAINVILLE NEWS .P[A|NV|L[E CLERGY TO AID OV NOV. I Ministers Vote To Take Part
 In Armistice Cele-
 bration.
DETAILS NOT COMPLETE
ChIcf Feature of Observation WilI
 He Two Minutes Of silence at Noon ir Reverence ts Soldier Dead
 of Grent War.

Noon ir Reverence [. Soldier Dea, of Grent War.
 At meeting of the Plainvil, Ministers association held at thu rectory of the Church of Ou) Saviour, yesterday 1t Was decided tt hold Community Armistice Da, service. November II. The servic, will begin at llit5 in the mornin, and will be held in the Episoopa church. The central feature will b, the two minutes perfect silence be ginning at noon. as recon r,,rffded b, the president. This will be preceded and followed by short religiout exercises in which the various min. isters of the town will take part The details of the program were Jeff to the chairman, Rev. George HI. ton, and will be announced later. Ii is hoped that everybody will bt present, if only for a few minutes The ministers wish it to be distinct ly understood that everybody Is wei. come to go ia or out at any timC during the half-hour as exigencies tpermit
 Today at 300 o'clock there was q meeting of the Parish Guild at tn, church and 600 o'clock the monthly parish supper will be held at 700 o'clock meeting of the vestry.
 Baptist Church Votes.
 The Ladies Aid society of yhe Rap list church, held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Irving T, Tyler of Park street. Officers for the ensuing year were elected and are as follows:
 President, Mrs. Irving T. Tyler; vice president, Mrs. Frank A. Halt; secretary, Mrs. Charles A. Bunntll: treasurer, Mrs, Kate Iudson ard dir ector of work, Mrs. Charles E. Ten nell.
 The reports of the various officers showed the society to be in excellent condition financially and otherwise, having had most prosperous year.
 Plans were made for holding the an- nual sale of fancy articles -rd food. It will be held on Tuesday and Wed - nesday, November and 9, in the church parlors.
 Rcd Cross Meeting. ,. :
 Chairman John E. Lamb the To- cal branch of the Red Cross has call ed meeting of the association to ge held at the Visiting Nurses headuuar- ters on Whiting street, Friday even- ing of this week. Plans will De die- cussed for Joining in the nation wide carry on the work. The Red Cross for the purpose of raising funds to carry on the work. The Rer Cross will also participate in the Armistice Day celebration to be held ht,e on the evening of that day ard arrange. ments will be made fJr anarching A date will also be decided upon for the annual meeting when the election of officers will take pace.
 Town Plans Meeting | Chairman F.. D. Gridley of the Town Plans commission has called a special meeting to be held at the selectmen's s trooms of the town hall tonight. The proposed new highway will be dis cussed thoroughly and adjustm ente will be made to the property owners affected by the change in the street Should any of the ownerq not agree with the adjustments Of ,l by the commission, they may appeal to the court for a change. ! However. the commission pfans to make such offers as will satisfy the property owners in order to have as little trouble as possible All appeals must be made to the court not less than 15 days after receiving the noti- tication forwarded them by the com mission.
 Busy Bee Meeting
 The Busy Bee Sewing Circle held It's regular meeting last night at the home of Mrs. Martin Feran of Whit 1 ing street. A "Stork' shower was l ,,', n1z presented with many dainties to be worn by the youngster.
 To Show Pictures.
 Senator John II. Trumbul will show some of his hunting pictures at a meeting of the Shrncrs to be held at Hartford Saturday evening. An oys- ter supper will be the feature of the evening. Senator Trumbul has trav- elcd extensively in Canada and Maine and has some excellent moving pie lures taken while actually hunting i moose
 Knights of Pythlns Notes. Pythia lodg, K. of r, will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow night Tho rank of esquire and knight will be | conferred upon a class of candidates. ! Visitors from other lodges are eX- , pccted. A social time will follow the i degree work and refreshments will be served the members.
 "Insidc Tho Circle" The snappy little edition of the Trumbull Electric manufacturing com ! pany'is hot off the press and contaiIs some Interesting topic. Much space is given to Arthur Nj. Booth in the l column for the older employees. MT. l Booth has been with the Trumbull company Tor IT years, having started in May, 1905. Charles Livingston has contributed his usual column relating to the sports. The bowling teams are tast climbing to the top. Mrs Mar "ham has written some articles Tor the Woman's page and consists of the baking of delicacies for the hungry husbands.
 rinInviI'e Briefs. 1estcrday morning All Souls day was observed at the Ch. ..rch of our Lady of Mercy. A high mass ot re- Guiem was celebrated at 5;S0 o'clock in the morning. Mass wax also held at 3 o'clock for'tht deceased members of the church.
 MT. and Mrs. Alonza Clines of For estvile are receiving contradictions on the birth of daughter, born to them Monday. Mrs. Glines was fer merly Miss Alice Laurenson.
 Sequasseh lodge, |. ). Q. F.. will hold it's regular meeting tonight
 MT. and Mrs. A, A. Mclean have re- turned from their hotel ct Norfolk and will make their home on White Oak load
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians has plans for holding a pubic whist at the Foresters' hall in Forestyjlle soon, Miss Catherine Fitzgerald is chairman. The Ladies Auxiliary will be in charge. g .... t- ,t,1
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