New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

 (Photo By Bachrach) covers a pediod of three months starting from June 25 and ending on September 25.
 Mrs. Usher received her appoint ment from Gov. Everett J. Lake. There will be four women from the state of Connecticut who are to take this course and were assigned by the governor. The other three who will accompany Mrs. Usher are: Miss Eleanor R. Cook of 722 Asylum avenue. Hartford, Miss Mildred E. Belle of Portland, and Miss Loretta P. Higgins of Norwich.
 Mrs. Usher has been student at New York under F. x. Arens and Percy Rector Stephens. She has been heard throughout the state at several recitals and sang the solo parts of Elijah, which was pre- scented some time ago in Waterbury Usher bade her friends good-by yes terday and received the good wishes of the community in general. Trumbun Vacations.
 The entire working force of the lTrumbull Electric Manufacturing company, with the exception of the office workers, will be given an op- portunity to enjoy their annual va cation next month. The officials of the plant have issued notices that the factory will be closed down from July II to the 18th. This will enable all the workers to enjoy short vacation and eliminate the | taking off of various. weeks through
 
 will be assigned different dates dur l ing the summer months.
 A new plan put into effect by the officials is that the members of the 10 year club will be given this va cation with pay. There are about 53 in the club who have been with the Trumbull company for a term of 10 years or more. Last night there were eight new members enrolled who had served this time and were each presented with the 10 year club emblem issued by the officials. John H. TrumbuIl, president, and Stanley S. Gwillim, secretary, made the presentations.
 Pageant This Afternoon. All roads will lead to the first great pageant. of. the Girls Reserve club of the Hartford County Y. w. lC. A. to be held at the Usher Grove this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Dancing and various other events will be held which are under the direction of Miss Pauline Phelps. assisted by Mrs. Fred L. Benzon and Mrs. How ard Smith. The affair is open to the public. This pageant and gath Il ering will give the people of the town an opportunity to see what the clubs are doing and the fine work which has already been done. Baseball Tomorrow. r' | The Plainville A. C., will clash with 1 the fast Wethersfield county team at Aliens field tomorrow afternoon | at o'clock. The fans of the town will be given treat at the game as Frederickson, former ex-player on the Pittsburgh team, will be in the lineup for the opponents and will pitch against the PIainville team Tn e local players will have Phelps and Clinton as the battery and one, of the fastest games yet held is predicted.
 The Aces will play the Dodgers of New Britain at the Rockwell field | tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. l Barnes Funeral. The funeral of Francis Barnes was held this afternoon at o'clock from lthe Methodist church. Services were Iheld at the home on Broad street at 2:3o o'clock for the members of the family only. The members of the Brock Barnes post gave the local hero a military funeral with all lhonors accorded. The Plainville Drum corps, with muffled drums, Imarched in the procession to- the lcemetery. Rev. Samuel E. Lawson and Rev. James Tranmer off1ciated. | Church Notices.
 Church of Our Saviour-Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Celebration of the holy communion at s o'clock Morning prayer and sermon at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school at 12 o'clock Plans are being made for the annual Parish picnic to be held on June 25