New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

quintet is asked to notify either Car Schmoel or John Pclton. Practice wui be held this evening and every Tuesday and Thursday in inc John Jennings school in Bristol. A large answer to the call is expected and many hope to sec Planrillc represent ed in the basketball world this year. a s it was in years gone by.
 ippuiDtcri Superintendent
 Mrs. W. c. Rowe has been selected to fll the office of superintendent oi the Episcopal church school and with her appointment. tn reorganization is complete. The list Of grades and teachers is as follows: Kindergarten, Miss Alma Davis: boys, grades and ?. Miss Jennie Cook: , and 1. Miss Lillian Rich; ! and 6. Miss Edith Cook: and s. Mrs. H. Hubbard; girls. and 4. Miss A. Granger: , and 6, Mrs. H. $. Wasbburn; : and &, Mrs. George Hilton.
 Wonan'- Federation Notes
 The Woman's F'ederation of the Congrc gational church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors for the regular meeting. A quilt is to be tackled and members are asked to report at 12:$G o'clock. Flee ton of officers for the ensuing year will take place and a spirited contest is looked foFward to for the various positions.
 Legion Election Monday
 Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, will hold its annual meeting Monday evening in the post rooms on Whiting street. Officers for the coming year will be elected and re- ports from the officers will be heard and acted on. None of the candidates for the officers have as yet come for ward, but it is expected that con- test for the office of commander will be on before many days are up. A social is being planned for the eve ming to follow the regular business meeting.
 Town Plan Commission
 The town plan commission met last evening and voted approval of the site of the new school which ia to be erected on East street. The matter on Webster street was also taken up but the work still remains incomplete. There is a great deal of work connected with the acceptance of this street and there wasn't suffi- cient time in which to attend to all the details last evening.
 Moves to Massachusetts
 ". c. Manning and family of Hsrts Corners have moved to Bradford, Mass. where MT. Manning will conduct d garage and service station for au- tomobile. He was a we'll known resi- dent hero and for years conducted the gasoline station on the corner where the Standard Oil Co. is now planning to set up a station.
 Grange Degree Work. Piainville Grange will confer the third and fourth degree OH a class of candidates at the regular meeting this evening. The first and second degrees were conferred on the same class at the last regular meeting and a large number were in attendance. A harvest supper will be served at 6:45 in Grange hall and a social will follow the regular business ses- sion.
 Commerce Chamber Meets.
 The Plalnville Chamber of Com merce will meet Thursday night in the club rooms in odd Fellows block. A number of interesting matters are to come up for discussion and several are slated to report on various enterprises on which they have been working.
 Christmas Club Checks. The majority of the staff at the Plainville Trust Co., was busily en- gagged today in sending out the Christmas club checks to the various whose efforts at saving will ,ring them happiness this year The | checks in all will amount to si5,00o l which is large increase over the | mount sent out last year. A new Hub will be started next week and | applications will be received at the | ,ank. A large increase is looked for- yard to.
 Mrs. samantha Oliver.
 The funeral of Mrs. Samantha | Oliver Of III Whiting street was leld this afternoon at 2 o'clock from I fer home with services by Rev. J. c. | Ward. pastor of thc. Plainville Bap. ist church. Burial was in Green Glastonbury.
 Baptist Church Concert
 The c. W. Club of the Baptist Sun lay school will give a concert in the Of the Baptist church on evening, December 5 at S }. m. The program is being given for he benefit of the Ladies Aid society, il connection with their annual sale which they are holding Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The pro- ram is as follows:
 Piano Duet-The Beetles Dance. Hrs. J. IT. Mitchell. Bernice Mitchell. Vocal Trio--Dreaming of My Old Home Sweet Home
 Catherine Farrar, Barbara Farrar,
 Hope Farrsr
 Piano Solo--II Trovatore.
 Wallace Bunnell
 Reading Betty at the Baseball tame. ii
 Barbara Farrar
 vocal SoiO--lf Winter Comes.
 Anna Sahlin. Piano Duet-La Chase Infernale. Wallace Bunncll. Barbara Farrar. Reading-The Newlyweds.
 Barbara Farrar Vocal Solo-"The Ladies Aid"
 Katherine Farrar Piano Solo--Martha.
 Anna Sahlin.
 Piain,i1le Briefs Francis Sullivan Of Poughkeepsie. |. N., is spending a few days with