New Britain herald., 1922-02-25
| INCREASE IN LIST
 BY RELIEF BOARD S7,S26 Is Added to tue Grand
 Total DEDUCTIONS ARE ALSO MADE
w. C. T |. Will Hold Food Sale Next Friday Aftcrnoon--Drum Corps To Elect Officers Wednesday Evening "'hurch Notices.

l The relief board has completed if,
 work on the grand list with the resul, that the sum of $7,326 has been add ed. Several additions were made or property with but few reductions The additions made amounted to Ss.511 and the deductions S1.lSS. This will bring the grand list up to S4.220,275 Before the work of the relief board it totaled s4,2la,949.
 The following is list of the prop erty owners who were affected by the changes and the amounts added to their assessment
 H. C. Thompson. $1,5O0 Charles II. Curtis, s75; August Dalke, s25; Frederick Bullen. $500; Elizabeth Brastow $4O0; Lewis l.. Brastow s4oo; Charles H. Norton, s5.5o0, and Mary De Marco, s114.
 The following is a list of the deduc tions made: James M. Prior, $4o0; Mary Moreno. s25; Dr. J. N. Bull, s49o: George S, Butler, s273. The addition to the property of Charles H. Norton on Red Stone Hill was one of the largest made here in some time. It brings his total assess ment from s21,244 to s27.744.
 Bishop Celebrates.
 The Rt. Rev. Charles r.. Woodcock, of Louisville, Ky. a former resident of Plainvile, and a brother of Mrs. Alice M. Ryder of Maple street. rec ently celebrated his 17th anniversary ry of his conservation as Episcopalian bishop of that diocese. Bishop Wood cock, well known in this town, was also for time resident of New Brit ain, but made his home for a long time on Pennington avenue, Plain- vile. Bishop Woodcock, before his conservation to that position, was pastor of a large church in Detroit, Mich He was also pastor Of a church in New Haven. "The Evening Post a newspaper of Louisville, con- tains a very interesting editorial on the work of the bishop in and out of the pulpit or diocesan administra- tive office
 W. C. T. |. Sale
 On account of the illness of Mrs. Norton the w, c. T. |. meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. L. A. Francis on West Main street. The president gave an interesting report of the in- stitute held in Hartford February goth and 21st. It was voted to hold a food sale at the home Of Mrs. F. D. Gridley, corner Of Broad and Whit ing streets. on Friday, March 3rd. All members and friends are requested to contribute as the proceeds are to go To the state fund.
 Drum Corps Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the members 'f the Plainville Fife and Drum Corps will be held next week Wednesday 'vening at the Legion rooms in the Irange Hall The election of officers VIII take place and reports Of the var ous officers heard.
 The local corps did not attend the '7th annual convention of the Tor lngton Drum Corps held Wednesday. | m account of the absence of several members who were unable to make he trip.
 Church Notices.
 Plainvile Baptist church-Morn- ne service at 1o:4o o'clock. "A Mid winter Convention" will be the theme 'f the morning service. Sunday choo will follow the morning serv- ce. At o'clock in the evening, the oung Peoples society will meet. At
 o'clock, Looking Ahead" will be he pastors theme. Thursday cven- ng, at 7:45 o'clock, prayer meeting.
 Piainville Congregational church. forming service at 10:45 o'clock Sub- ect, Paying the Fare" Church chool at 12 o'clock noon. Christian ,ndeavor meeting at z o'clock in the vening. Subject: Books That Make life Better.'
 Episcopal church of Our Saviour luinquagesima Sunday Holy con- 1union at o'clock; church school at o o'clock; morning prayer and ser lon at II o'clock; confirmation and 1struction for boys and girls at clock in the afternoon: confirma- on instruction for adults at clock; eNensong and sermon at ' clock in the evening.
 Methodist church--Preaching by ne pastor at lo45 o'clock. Subject, Members of the Household of God" unday school at l2 o'clock noon; the astor's young peoples Bible class at 1c same time; Epworth League leeting at o'clock; leader, Miss lillian Manchester; topic for discus on. "rithing as a Personal Exper- nee" At o'clock in the evening. ev. Mir. Tranmer will give the third ldress in a series of talks on John lesley, Jr. ,, Redeemer's A. NJ. E. Zion church. , unday morning, II o'clock, morning orship and sermon by the pastor. ubiect My Brothers keeper." hurch school at 12:3o o'clock noon. opc, Faith in the Unseen" Chris an EndeaVor meeting at 63O clock. J. w. Johnson leader. Even- g worship at 7:45 o'clock. Sermon , the pastor; subject, Wages" On tuesday, evening, the. Bible class vii, eet at o'clock. Friday evening at o'clock. there will be prayer Q eeting at the home of Mrs. Julia O lker on Park street. The public is e vited o
 Plainyille Briefs. IT Ernest H. Goodrich and Lillian M s, one, both residents of this town. il gre granted marriage license at T Q town clerks office in New Brit f, T yesterday. This will be the sec T., d marriage for both parties. ii The Painville basketball team will lsh with the East Hartford Dum- q, es in that town this evening. n, Brock Barnes post held an cnioy- n, le old fashioned dance at the re