New Britain herald., 1925-04-13
rendered a very pleasing duet.
 Baseball Practice Held

rendered a very pleasing duet.
 Baseball Practice Held
 The first baseball practice of the season was held Saturday afternoon by the St. Nary's baseball team at Trumbull's field. A large squad of candidates was out and many of last years veterans were eavorting around the diamond. The team will form itself from the material which shows up and games will be started as soon as the weather gets q little warmer. The squad, when It Is organized will elect q captain and manager and suitable coaches will be hired to pick out the flaws and correct them,
 Easter Card Party
 The Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy will hold an Easter card party in Le- zion hall Thursday night at SI o'clock, This will be conducted in the same manner as tho other so- cials held throughout the present season and as these have come to be very popular with the public in FlainVille, their revival after Lent will be hailed with joy by all. The committee in charge Is working 10 make this the best event of the year and from present indications, 1t will be memorable affair,
 To Hold Food Sale
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will hold a food sale | in the church parlors on Friday afternoon from ? 10 5 o'clock. In addition to the regular food sale, tea will be served, The committee | in charge consists of Mrs. J. q. Ward, Mrs. C. J. Morse, Mrs. II. E. l Stillman, Mrs. Richard Sidergren and Mrs Irving Tyler
 Accident Reported
 An automobile accident, the de- tails of which are unknown at the present time, is being reported about town today. Tho report states that a man was brought to a local doc tor yesterday suffering from severe injuries to his head and decorations about the arms and body. The de- tails of how the accident happened are not available and nothing is known of any others who figured in it.
 Churches Filled
 All local churches were filled at the Easter services yesterday and crowds flocked to both morning and evening services. Special music was rendered at all services and special services in honor of the most im- portant festal day Of the Christian world were held.
 Everywhere about town, the Eas- ter spirit was felt and although many had left for other places for the holiday, the majority of the people stayed home 10 enjoy the day with their families.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Miss Rose A. Tyler of New York ! city is visiting her mother Mrs. Fhebe Tyler of Unionville road.
 Howard I. Thomas of Augusta. Me, spent the weekend at the home of his parents on Pennington road. His father, James E. Thomas, is seriously ill.
 Miss Gertrude Hersken of Rock Vile spent the Easter holidays with | her niece, Miss Gertrude Ward of East Main street.
 A months mind mass of rcouiom will be said at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Saturday morning at o'clock for Mrs. William kavan- augh
 Mir. and Mrs, Burton Chichester have returned from Florida where they spent the winter months. After. a. brief visit Nin Plainville, they left 10 spend few weeks in Fairfax, Me.
 The Wc-uns club will meet to- night at s o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Dietzko of Broad street.
 Mrs Ethel Sheath and daughter, Dorothy, have returned to Boston |, after spending the weekend with Mrs. Sneath's mother Mrs. Sophia Hemingway of Linden street.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Hemingway or Meriden, have returned home after spending Easter, with Mir. Hemingways mother Mrs. Sophia l Hemingway of Linden street.