New Britain herald., 1923-03-06
Library campaIen.

A"efS NaUPotbns The committee in charge of tho campaign for ehildren's books to be placed in the Piainville public library, reports that 100 books have already been donated and over 330 in money contributed. This is very good con- sidering the variety of books which have been sent In; but, as there are over 1000 children who will use them, an appeal Is again made to those who have any books suitable for children to donate them to the cause. The books already contributed have been turned over to the town library committee and will be placed In the library at an early date. Do- nations of contributions Of books will be received at Byington's drug store on West Main street.
 Sunday School Social.
 The fifth social of a series given by the senior department of the Con- gregational Sunday school will be held Friday evening in the church parlors at 7:45 o'clock. The pro- gram will be rendered by Howard stephenson's class and will consist of play entitled, "rp Caesars Creek" and instrumental selections. Fol- lowing the program, spelling match will be held.
 Missionary Society.
 The Womans Foreign Missiona rv society Of the Methodist church viii meet with Mrs. Morris Williams on fark street Wednesday, at 8 D. m.
 To Take Degree
 Fight members of Seouassen ,odge l. o. o. F., accompanied bv a Iarre hunlper or members of the lodge, will journey 10 Bristol this evening to be Ihi'lned into the royal purple de- gree the last Of the Odd Fellows' de. grees, and become members of the F. l.. Dunbar Encampment there Apout half the membership of seauas- sen lodge is expected to accomnanv the candidates in order that they will have strong moral support when they start through the mysteries of the de- gree.
 At tho Community.
 The Community theater will he tbe attraction in Plainville this evening when a grand dance will be staged under the personal supervision of An drew Hogan, the new manager. MT. Hogan, in response to many requests 1 has decided to conduct the dance this evening and hold another on FridayI evening. He has secured the Ahlberg Bros. syncopated orchestra for the evening and those who enjoy good | iancing and good music will be sure 10 be on hand this evening. Mir. Hogan will conduct the dances regu- arly in the future on a much bigger md better scale than Mir. Loeffler and | better music and better times will be rad there. A large crowd is ex- ,ected to turn out and support the project which is now a purely local me with a local manager.
 Ladies' Aid Society
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- ist church will hold regular meet ng tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 'cloclI at the home of Mrs. c. H. Bronson, at A Maple street. A full ttendance is desired. After the busi- ess meeting, a silver tea will be erved
 PIainyille Briefs A 13 pound daughter was born yes- erday, to MT. and Mrs. Charles iriffin of Bicycle street Miss Ann Brock of Pierce street is | with the grip at the home of her rother Peter Brock on South Wash ngton street.
 Mrs. Peter Brock of South Wash ngton street, is confined to her home y illness. The condition of Mrs. Leo St. homas, who is confined to the New ,ritain General hospital. is reported s improved Mrs Sarah Randall and Miss velyil Manning of Springfield, Mass. ave been visiting Mrs. Arthur Farrar [ North Washington street.
 A son has been born to MT. and IT'S. Hubert Simpson of South Washington tsret. Mrs. simpson was , ,rmerly Miss Doris Madeley