New Britain herald., 1925-04-13
EFFORTS FOR FUND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED Trustee Of Money for Library
 Cites Donations INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
Legion Post Meets Tonight-Baptist Easter Concert-Bascbal Practice Held-lnjured In Crash - Plain vile Briefs.

| Nille BfleIs.
 The Plainville public library build Ing fund was created about nine months ago as a nucleus to which individuals and societies might con tribute in convenient amounts for library building in PlainYille. The fund is now $6,330.3O and the so- cieties contributing are: Church of Our Lady of Mercy: Court General Lawton, No. 1855; Foresters of Amer ica; Italian society; Martha Rebekah lodge; Parish Guild, church of Our Saviour; PIainville Fife and Drum Corps; Plainvile Hose Co., No, l; Young Peoples society, Swedish Congregational church and Womans s club.
 The individual givors to the fund when he or she patronizes the pub lie work being done from time to time by these organizations. It is the towns fund for the townspeople and it is gratefully conceded that a library building in Plainvile will greaty add to the value of the town and will be of great comfort and help to the individual. Plainvlle is start towards building of this kind and the Plainville Trust Co.,, in it's capacity as trustee of the fund cor dially recognizes the great effort made by the contributing parties.
 Injured In Crash l Christopher Donlon and Antonio Pestillo were painfully injured in an automobile crash in Pennington Sat urday afternoon when as Mr. Donlon was turning into driveway along the road, another car came suddenly along the road and sideswiped his. Lester Thompson and Charles Me Call, two others who were in the car with them escaped with severe shaking up. Donlon and Pestillo re- ceiVed gashes in the forehead and both found it necessary to have stitches in the wounds, the operation being performed by Dr. George r. Cook. Both men were able to be out and around today. The automo- bile belonging to MT. Donlon is a complete wreck.
 Legion Post Meets Brock Barnes post, American Ie- zion will hold regular meeting to- night at 8 o'clock in the post rooms on Whiting street. Many matters of importance will be discussed and Iatced upon. Following the meeting, the first batch of newly signed mem- bers aggregating in all about 12. will be inducted through the mysteries of the new degree which is being adopt ed by the post. This will be one of the chief events of the year and a large number of members will be on hand to witness the work. Reports on the progress of the membership drive will also be made and from present indications, Plainville will break all records this year.
 Baptist Easter Concert
 special Easter music was a fca- turc at the morning service in the PlalnvllIe Bapaist church yesterday. The decorations consisting of Easter llIles and other potted plants were tastefully arranged by the members of the G. w. club.
 In the evening, a concert of high merit was given. The primary and intermediate classes of the Sunday school entertained with songs recita- tions and exercises in d manner which showed ability on their part and careful training by their teach CTS.
 Beautiful Easter music was rem dered by the choir whose personnel was as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. Wal ter Bradley, Mrs. Richard Seder- grcn, Mrs. J. H. Mitchell and Mrs. C. A. Bunnell; altos, Mrs. C. !. Morse, Mrs. Charles F. Fenncu; l tenor Herbert Barnes; bass, c. II. Banner.
 Wallace Bunnell presided at the piano assisted by Miss Hope Farrar on the violin. Mrs. Vernon Gran ger and Miss Katherine Farrar also