New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
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EPISCOPAL ID
 SELECT NEW RECTOR
Special Meeting Called for To- morrow Night in Parish House
SCHOOLS CLOSE TOMORROW

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 Sequasscn Corporation Directors to
 Meet-New Pastor Arrives-Town
 Plan Commission Hearins-Catholic Church Notes-Briefs.
 A special parish meeting of the le-
 gal voters of the Episcopal church of Cur Saviour will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in the parish Louse for the purpose of voting on a new rector to succeed Rev. George Hilton, who is now rector of the Epis- ccpal church in Huntington, Conn. The meeting is of especial interest 10 the members of the parish as inc church has for some time now been without d head and it is necessary to elect a rector in order that the church might keep its good standing in the diocese and also retain it's sound finan- clal coalition.
 The procedure to be followed at the meeting calls for the selection of 4 minister to be called to the church. Then his name will be submitted to the bishop for his approval. The meeting has been called in the regu- lar manner by a petition of 10 mem- Eers and will be one of the most im- rortant gatherings 10 be held by the church during the fiscal year. All le- sal members are urged 10 be present and voice their sentiments on a rec tor so that all might be harmony when the selection has been made.
 Schools to Close.
 The graded schools of Plainville will close tomorrow noon for the an nual summer vacation and will re- open for tho fall term on Wednesday, September 3, The annual graduation exercises arc being held today and 59 pupils are leaving the graded schools, some Of them planning 10 go to high school in the fall and others planning 10 pursue occupations other than school work.
 The members Of the Plainville 1 school committee with the aid Of Principal orrin l.. Judd, have worked 1 cut :he occupation of the rooms in | the new school building on Linden | street. The second floor will be turned Into the Plainville high school and the lower floor will be devoted 10 he first four grades, This arrange nent is tho best that could be made for the present time, but Is by no means permanent. Statistics Of the past few years show that the number ,f children entering the schools each ,tar is increasing and within the next wo years, there will not be eufficient 'oom for all the children in the Broad street and Linden street build nE to attend the grades lt half of ths iew building remains a high school.
 \ New High school.
 This is the biggest problem that onfronts the echool authorities and he members Of the school committee nd without much doubt, the matter yill have to be broached to the voters { a special town meeting in the not co far distant future. In the matter f high school, Plalnville has been otified by both the New Britain and ,ristol school boards that it must tand on It's own feet and if the pu- ills are 10 he educated properly, a CIV building will have to be built to e used exclusively for the high rhool. For the fall term in the high , ehool, total Of % pupil. will enter ie first year, but when the succeed lg classes graduate from the graded . s-Ns ere will be no room for them unless 1e Linden street school is turned into high school alone. Then in the vent that 1t Is decided to put this to effect. there Hill be no place for ,e grades. Al inc present time, both 10 Linden street and Broad street rades are overcrowded and the iu- Jre shows no relief from this condi- on.
 Directors to Meet. The regular monthly meeting Of the bard Of directors Of sequassen Cor oration will he held this evening at o'clock in the directors room in odd V elbows hall. Every member of the bard is asked to be present as there c TO a number or important business | alters to be attended 10. !
 New Pastor Arrives
 Rev. W. L. Barr of Springfield, q aFs. vino has been appointed 10 ! fcce sd Rev. F. Horace Brown in the is'orate Uf the Plainville 4. NJ. l.. s on church. arrived in Plain1 He to- | iy and was being introduced about a wn by Mr. Brown. The new pastor mes from Inc Springfield church. 10 ii hich Rev. Mr. Brown is 10 be trans b rred. Rev. MT. Barr will ofiCiate
 tha services in the church for inc st time next sunday. and Rev. MT. -ovn will leave for his new field on :. iursdav
 Town Han Hearing la Residents along Broad street are D' ry much interested in the public e airing 10 be held in the town hall " 1nday evening. June 3B, at s o'clock =
 proposed building and yeranda es on Broad street The announce mt was given out a short time ago 1 property owners and others in-