New Britain herald., 1922-01-10
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 ARE GOOD SAVERS
Have Accumulated Considerable Money During the Past Year
AUXILIARY WILL ELECT
Grange Has Done Excellent Work in Gathering Clothes For Needy of Town-IndicS' Benevolent society To Aid In This Work-Itcms.


 To Aid In This Work-Itcms. I That the children of the PlainNille | Grammar school are thrifty, can be seen by the records for last years savings as conducted under the direc- ton of Principal Orrin l.. Jndd.
 Each child has a small bank book and on Monday mornings make a de- posit with the teacher who in turn. l hands it to the principal. When a pupil has one dollar on deposit the amount is put in the PIanvlle Trust l company to the credit of the child. I Ii may be drawn out at any time pro- viding the parents have given their consent.
 l Grade l 4 leads for the past year with a total or s54.S2 saved. The years total for the fall term ending l December 2l. of the IS rooms was l S3S0.35. The individual rooms are as follows:
 | Kindergarten, s53.o9; Grade l A. s54.S2; Grade l B, s2O.37: Grade LII, s5.sG; Grade II B, s655; Grade II C, sS7.S6; Grade III-IN, s7.a1; Grade III B, s23.o2; Grade III c, $15.S0; I Grade " A, s41.52 Grade " E, s23.3o; Grade V A, s21S; Grade V l E, sS.39; Grade VI A, s13.7S; Grade i VI B. s16.73; Grade VII A, s11.15; Grade VII E, sl2.22 Grade VIII, soG.S5.
 l Grange Does Well
 The Grange has reported an ex- ta clothes and other material for the 1 needy of the town. All the clothing i has been transferred to the home of 1 Miss A. ]. Graniss of Whiting street to be distributed by the welfare com mittee.
 The Grange and welfare committee has thanked all those who contributed | towards this worthy cause and appre- ciates the support rendered them. Ladies' Benevolent Notes The Ladies Benevolent society of the Congregational church has plan ned an all day sewing meeting to- morrow at the parlors. Material will be prepared for families in Plainville and articles for wear vii be sewed by the members of the society. The wom- on are requested to bring their own lunches.
 Auxiliary Election The American Legion Auxiliary will hold it's annual meeting tonight at the Brock Barnes post headquarters. Dues may be paid at this meeting. Follow ing the election of officers, a social time will be held
 Methodist Church Notes
 The members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs Mills of Central Square tomorrow af- ternoon. Plans for the year will be discussed.
 The Ministers Association held it's regular meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. James M. Tranmer. The work of Rev. Dr. Goodell, in New Britain was the topic of the meeting
 On Thursday evening, there will he q special service in the vestry, start ing at 7:3o o'clock. Rev. Mir. Fan ton, pastor of the Southington M. E. church will be the speaker
 The Epworth league will hold it's business meeting tomorrow night at the home of Elmer Thomas on East Main street.
 Smoker in Installation
 Court General lawton. Foresters of America, will hold it's installation of officers tonight with q smoker and so- cial time, Grand Chief Ranger Patrick J. Cook of Bristol will be in charge An appropriate program has been ar h,, Ia |, Greene and Peter Duffy.
 Good fec Harvest
 The Norton Ice company expects to complete it's harvest of ice some time this week. An excellent supply has been taken in and the house is al most filled. The ice is about 1 inches thick.
 History of OId House.
 Several requests have been made for a brief history of the old Roberts house at Blossoms corner which has been doomed and will soon be torn down to make room for a new one, This home dates back to the time of the early days of the town. Harry A. Castle who has compiled a record of all these old homesteads, will trace it's history back to the days when the place was used for making COW bells and how it has changed hands during the course of it's years
 Brock Barnes Post.
 At the first meeting of the year last night goodly number were present and various reports were read. On the recent fair held in the early part of Decem Der the net profit amounted to S32932, which was turned over to the building fund.
 It was voted to give series of dances and entertainments in the near future and q minstrel show is now un- | der way. All members desiring to take part are requested to get in 1 touch with Ed. Barrows, chairman of | the committee.
 The installation of officers and smoker are scheduled for the next meeting and all cx-seryice men are !, cordially invited.
 A new lock has been installed and | keys may be procured from Adiutant | Bedford or Treasurer Prior.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Richard Dyer of Pearl street, has | gone to New Eln, Minnesota. on a 1 business trip for the w. J. Cahill com panv.
 Guy McCleary Of Whiting street has moved to Bristol.
 Miss Zela Dyer has been remosed ! to the St. Francis hospital suffering from appendicitis.
 R. l. Whiting of East street, has