New Britain herald., 1924-04-19
ID REMAIN AT BRISTOL HIGH
 Bell City School Board Votes to
 AlloyI Students to Remain a Year HELPS LOCAL COMMITTEE
Former Methodist Pastor Visiting
 Here-Chamber Of Commedce Banquect PIans--Church Notices-
 PIainyilIc Briefs.

l.. S. Mills, secretary of the rlain- vile Town school committee, has been notified that the Bristol board of education on April Is, 1924, voted; That all Plainville pupils now st- tending the Bristol High school be permitted to remain for the school year l924-25, subject 10 the same conditions of the present year.
 This action of the Bristol board will enable all pupils who are now at tending Bristol High school. and are passing in their subjects, to continue for another school year. The prob- lem of organizing high school classes in the new grammar school now under construction on Linden street will be 1 greatly simplified as it will be sossible to begin with first year high school work only and build up high school i organization year by year, The action of the Bristol board is greatly appreciated by the committee and children now attending High 1 school.
 Former Postor Visiting Here i Professor W. 4. Goodel, former pastor Of the Painyile M. F.. church, will visit over Easter at the home of J. F. Lamb. Mir. Goodell l is now a professor in the University of , Illinois and he will be glad to meet any of his friends. He will attend | the services at the church tomorrow but will not preach.
 Commerce Chamber Banquet Y The annual banquet Of the Plain- vile Chamber of Commerce will prot ably be the biggest affair ever con- ducted by the local body. The date has been changed from Friday, April @5. 10 Tuesday. May [, and all obicc. lions as 10 the time on which it is to be held are apparently removed. Tt will take place in the Masonic Tem- pie on East Main street and present plans indicate that il will even eclipse last years banquet which was by far the most successful ever held by the chamber.
 The principal speaker will he Rev.
 John l.. Davis pastor Of Trinity NJ. F.. church of New Britain. Mir. Davis is recognized as one of the ablcst speak CTS in the state.
 The committee Of which Joseph N. MclSer1lan is chairman is arranging the rest of the program. Another speaker will be secured and a num- i Ter of attractions in the form Of en- tertainment are being considered. Members are fast disposing of tickets and the ready response Of the mem bers and their friends indicates that |, the spacious banquet room will be ' filed 10 oN~rflowing.
 t'ntI,yfic Church Scr, ices.
 SerN ices in the church of Our Lady Of Mercy tomorrow morning will be at the usual hours of S and 10 o'clock. There will be no session Of Sunday school al 2 o'clock. Special music win be rendered at both the masses with the choir augmented by an or chestra Master Edward T'olh, hoy soprano will sing several solos al the o'clock mass. Benediction Of tho Blessed Sacrament will follow the lo o'clock mass in honor Of the feast Of Easter.
 Tire Hytrant. Painted.
 Tho fire hydrants have received their spring coat Of paint. Tho work was started a few days ago and is nearly finished.
 The work of repairing roads which have becu almost impossible. is stIil going on. the program of repairs rail- ing for extensive work which will probably occupy the attention of the men working for the selectmen until ! late in the season.
 Increase in Traffic. 1 Th. large increase in traffic throuEi, the center shows that 1t is almost imperative that traffic off cer Dc stationed each weekend throughout the summer months at the traffic post. Last Sunday, the number Of automobiles was nearly as great at any time last summer anI there were large number Of near accidents. \ number of prominent citizens plan 10 bring the matter to the attention Of the authorities. Church Notices. Episcopal church Easter day. : and S a. III. low celebration or holy communion: II q. m. high celebration Of holy communion and sermon; '. m. festival childrcn's service and presentation Of the