New Britain herald., 1924-04-05
WILL FORM JUNIOR TEAM AT MEETING St. Mary's Nine to Complete Plans
 for Season Tomorrow RETURN FROM FLORIDA
To Entertain Officers on Mouday- Mrs, Powers Leaves Hospital- Church Notices-Cathoiic Scr,icc- Plainville Briefs.

Plainyille will have at least two
 representative baseball hines accord ins to plans made by the officers and |, management of the St. Mary's nine and meeting of all those interested
 has been called for tomorrow after
 noon at a:30 o'clock in the hall of
 the church of Our Lady of Mercy on
 Broad street. The St. Mary's team. | last years l.. of N. team, has started acampaign 10 equip themselves with new uniforms and the second team \ will also be fitted out for preliminary \ games, The local boys hayo the best \ aggregation of, young stars in Plain |, vile and expect to engage some of the | fastest amateur teams in the state. 1 There will in all proba ability be no big team this year and the elimination Of | all competition will leave the field ' open for the youngsters.
 I Plans will also be made at the [ meeting tomorrow for spring practice | which will he started as soon as the ground is hard enough to enable the players to starr their cayorting. The ! management expects to have a game ! for the latter part of this month if the weather is good.
 ! Most Of last years players have / turned out and have said that they will try out for tho team but an ciim- 1 ination contest will bc held and all candidates pro asked To be on tho lookout for the first notice of practice.
 Home From Florida
 Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Cady arrived in plainville this morning after spending the winter mouths in Florida. They have have been travelling since We'd nosday and report a very good trip. They state that they met number of people in he south from Plain, file and vicinity.
 Leaves Hospital
 Mrs. Fred Powers of Plainvile. who underwent an operation recently in St. Mar,'s hospital, Waterbury, has left that institution and is resting at the home of her mother in Waterbury. Her condition Is reported to be very satisfactory.
 To Entertain Occrs
 Martha Rebekah lodge will enter tain the assembly officers and the Crescent past noble grands on Mon. day afternoon and evening at Odd Fellows hail on West Main street, An excellent program has been prepared for tho occasion and the committee in charge plans 10 make this nn event that win not soon be forgotten. All members donating food for inc ban quet are asked to have their parcels at the hall not later than ?. m.
 Church Notices
 Episcopal church---l'ith Sunday in Lent. Passion sunday. a. m., Holy Com Ilnnion: 10 a. fn., church school. i 1 a. m., litany, Holy Communon and ! sermon; . r. m., holy baptism for . children; 1880 D. m., eycnsobg and sermon.
 Baptist church h--ia:45 a. m, the ' pastors topic will be "The Son Of Map Glorilied:" sunday school following thc morning service: ?. u.. young peoples ser,ice: p.sm.. "A Thorough Work" will Do the pastors theme: I!i5 ?. m.. Thursday. prayer meeting.
 Congregational church Morning service st 1t:4j q. ni., Loss and Gain;" church school immediately after tho morning ser, ice: young pco- plies meeting at ?. m., "A scoursc Of Great Cords"
 Advent Christian church Rev. l. Clinton Libby, pastor. 10:I5 R. m.. sermon and holy communion. i2 o'clock noon. church school: ?. ni. young peoples serrice; r. m.. eNe- ming worship and sermoa, subject Everlasting Punishment According Co Inc Scriptures" Thursday evening Yt I:i5 D. m. regular mid-wcek prayer and testimony meeting. theme. With Christ at Calvary"
 \. VI. E. Zion church Rev r.. Horace Brown. pastor. II q. m. morn- lug worship. sermon by Robert li. Davis: i2.@e P. m.. Sunday school. D. m.. evening worship. .
 Leaving for Home
 Word has been received here that ,tr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodhue are cayinc Plant City. Florida. where they nave bern spending the winter months or their home in Piain,iite. \ Air. and Mrs Burton Chichester are llso planning to leave the south for heir home here. They have b"cu pending the winter at Miami. Fla.