New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
VISITING DAYS AT
 SCHOOL NEXT WEEK
Wednesday and Thursday Set
 Aside for Parents
OF SCHOOL WORK
Clarion Club to Hold Poverty Social Sunday Baseball Killed Here-Food Sale Tomorrow Afternoon-Other News of Interest

Sale Tomorrow Afternoon-Other News of Interest.
 Principal Orrin L. Judd, of the Plainville Grammar school is pre- pairing for a parents visiting day at the institution next week. Wednesday and Thursday, May 25 and 26, has 1 been set aside for the parents to call at the school and see the children at their regular work. Exhibitions of the various clubs will be the features of the occasion when the work of the pupils will be demonstrated. These parents visiting days have been suc- cessful and are always looked for ward to especially at the end of the term of the school year.
 The Following is a program ar ranged for by MT. Judd: Regular school work; art and other work ex- hibited; exhibition and sale of food made by the Economies clubs and articles made by the sewing classes each day at o'clock; moving pictures for the parents only at 4:30 o'clock in the school miniature theater.
 All the parents have been extended cordial invitation to attend and a program is being sent out The sale of fancy articles and food will take place after school hours These sales, during the past visiting days, have .been the banner event of the occa- sion and furnish a great deal of in- terest to the parents.
 The exhibition of moving pictures will be new project for the parents as this venture has only been installed this term. The pictures will be shown in the school building where the | children will also view them.
 Sunday Baseball Killed
 The baseball fans of the town will | be disappointed to learn of the fact | that official Sunday ba aseball has been | killed in the legislature at it's session yesterday. This will mean that the teams in this town will not be able to play any of. it's official games on that day. It is not believed that it will be in any way affect the Plainville Athletic club team. as Manager Allan Bailey has arranged with the Hartford County League to have all games | played on Saturday afternoons. It is ! possible tht it will affect the Ace team as the games to be played by them have been scheduled for Sunday after moons. Tn eteam my possibly be able to play under the donation system, | however.
 John Lamb attended the meeting at the legislature yesterday as the guest of Representatives Charles Hanson l Rev. Martin Kneeland of Hartford spoke against Sunday baseball at the | Methodist church here Sunday eve ming presented his petition sustaining Governor Lakes veto against com mercializing the Sabbath. Severa people attending the services Sunday night when Rev. MT. Kneeland made his address, signed paper which was instrumental in killing Sunday games.
 No School Friday
 l There will be no session of thu
 Plainville Grammar school on Frida, Of this week. The last Teachers Con
 vention of the year will be held a
 Hartford on that day.
 This afternoon, following the regula1 session of school, the upper grade boys were treated to special showing of 8 reel dealing with the life o
 Thomas Jefferson Morgan. MT. Judo
 secured this film as a special feature
 It, shows the life of a lad who hac not attended school and the ditficultie.
 he encountered through life.
 Party for Miss Wilcox.
 1 Miss Alice Wilcox of Washingto, ! street, teacher of music and drawin,
 at the Southington Grammar school ! will be rendered farewell part,
 this evening at the Southington Inl
 by the Southington Grade Teachers 1 club. Miss Wilcox has resigned he position at that school and will pur
 sue her teaching at Hartford com mencing next term. She has beer teaching in the Southington schoo for the past II years. Superintend
 ent of Schools and Mrs. Edward C
 Witham, have been invited to attend | More than 75 friends are expected
 Miss Anita Lewis orchestra will fur
 nish music for the occasion.
 Class Enjoys Social.
 l The Young Peoples Bible class o l Rev. James NJ. Tranmer, pastor o | the Methodist church, enjoyed a so , cial time at the church parlors las | night. About 25 members partici | pated in the program. Refreshment were served. A musical program wa . carried out and various games wer
 enjoyed. An entertainment, commit
 tee was elected last evening. They are
 Chairman, Elmer Thomas, Georg
 Nilsson, Wesley Johnson. Mildred
 Rogers, Mrs. Frank Hobine and Luc