New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
BUNDLE DAY HERE FOR RELIEF WORK Appeal Made for Old Clothes for
 Near East SUPPLY FOR TOWN ALSO
Miss Ethel Prior to, Graduate From Boston Conservatory With Honors Grange Holds Meeting.

Bundle Day will be observed here Saturday of this week when old clothes will be collected for the Near Fest Relief committee. Starting Sat urday morning at o'clock, the Boy Scouts will make hoIfse- house canvass for the purpose of collecting any articles that may be given. The people are urged to contribute heavy, substantial clothing in preference to silks and satins. if possible. Bundles may be left on the front veranda. Persons unable to make up bundle in time or who by chance are over- looked, are requested to leave them at tho Neri block. at Central Square where room will be secured for this purpose.
 Miss Anna Graniss of Whiting street will look over the articles ccived and select those which can be used for tho poor and needy of Plainville. The rest will be forward ed to Now Britain. The rooms in the Ncri building will be open Monday and probably Tuesday for those who may go away over Saturday, so that they may contribute clothing. Cir culars announcing the collection will be distributed by the Scouts.
 The bigger tho heart. the bigger the bundle" is the slogan adopted by the local committee for this cam paign.
 Miss Prior Honorcd.
 Miss L. Ethel Prior, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Prior of 27 Canal street, will be graduated June 21 with honors at the New England Conservatory Of Music. Boston. Miss Prior is talented pianist and during her course at the school has been called upon to accompany some of the foremost artists touring the coun- try. She has also played at many concerts and social functions. She served as vice-president of the St. Cecelia College club and as treasurer of the Conservatory club She has been awarded a certificate for public music supervision:
 Miss Prior attended the Plainville Grammar school and four years ago graduated from the New Britain High school later taking the course at the conservatory. She studied for six years under some of the ab1est professors in Connecticut.
 Church Raises S1 ,O0O. The Advent Christian churches of America are working on a five year program to raise two million dollars for missions, education and beneVo- fences. The appropriation of the To- cal church for the present year is $1,OOO. Rev. George E. Tyler an nounced last Sunday that the full amount has already been subscribed here. In view of the present indus | trial conditions it is very gratifying 1 that this amount has been raised. This 1 : local church, but entirely for the work 1 of the denomination at large, he ex 1 plained.
 Attached Piano Attached. Deputy Sheriff Harry Chairman of / Bristol attached an attached piano l owned by Charles Roberts of Park i street Constable Philip Marine at tached the article some time ago in default of payment by Roberts. to i Constable Henry Davids for rent due. l NCttie M. Burton of Hartford claimed i the piano as her property, she having I loaned it to the Roberts.
 Grange Notes
 ! The regular meeting of the Plain vile Grange was held last night. State Deputy Myron Case of Portland attended. He complimented the Grange for the excellent work it has done play entitled ''The Train to . Mauro," was presented by MT. and Mrs. s. B. Carpenter and Charles Welden. Miss Barbara Farrar fla vored with piano solos and Mrs. Frederick Spencer gave a recitation. Friday night the Grange members are planning to go to Collinsville. A truck will leave the Grange hall at
 o'clock.
 PIainviIIe Briefs.
 Rev. F. F. Barrows left this morn
 ing for New Haven where he will at tcnd the A. M. E. Zion conference ! He will return Monday.
 4 business meeting of the trustees
 of the Advent Christian church will
 be held tomorrow night following
 the midweek service. Reports will be read.
 A l.. Rogers of Broad street has
 moved to Washington street.
 The school committee will hold 6 }: meeting tonight.
 l., Selectman and Mrs William I sa Johnson left this morning for Larned I Kansas, where they will visit J.. P F Johnson. brother of the selectman
 They plan to remain five weeks. Or their return they will stop at Cleve.
 land, Ohio.
 PrBIIC AUCTION SALE. Saturday. June II 'I at 2:0e D. m, Daylight Time. at l.. B , -Warrens Storage Warehouse Is Canal St 2 PlainAiIle. Conn Must sell to the high
 est bidder consignment of merchandise t pay storage. Articles consist of the fol | lowing: New Mattresses. Cotton and Sill l. Floss. all sizes. Beds, Springs. Blankets = | Sheets C