New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
NAME COMMITTEES
 FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Small Town Meeting Appoints Finance and Building Bodies
DRIVER IS DISCHARGED
Salvatore Sues Windsor Locks Man Union Church Services Start Sum day--Camp Ground Association EleCts--Plainyille Briefs.

Elects--PIainyllle Briefs.
 Building and finance committees for the proposed new Plainville high school weer appointed last night at a town meeting in the court room at the town hall, the meeting being at tended by exactly 8 voters. S. P, Williams, former principal of the old high school. presided, with Town Clerk May Morgan as clerk. When the meeting was called to order, Chairman Joseph P. Mccarthy of the school committee offered the follow ing resolution:
 Resolved; That A. Macleod. Ed win Hills and Henry Trumbull be and they are hereby appointed A special committee for the purpose of reporting a plan of the best method of raising funds wherewith to pay for the building, erection, construc- ton, and equipment of new high school building"
 Without discussion, this resolution was adopted unanimously. Secre- tary L. S. Mills of the committee then presented a second resolution, as follows.
 Resolved: That the members Of the town school committee of the town of Plainville, William Johnson, First Selectman John B. Minor, Charles Newton and Frank T. Wheeler, be and they are hereby constituted and appointed a building committee for the purpose of build ing and equipping new high school, to be erected on the site purchased for that purpose by the town of Plainville. and be it further
 Resolved: That said building com mittee is hereby authorized and en- powered to secure tentative plans and estimates of the cost of higg school building and equipment for same, and to make a report of the same to special town meeting to be held for that purpose"
 This was also adopted unanimous ly without discussion and the meet ing adjourned.
 These committees will begin work at once, as the need of high school here Is urgent. During the past school year, the one year of high school was conducted in the Linden street school, but this year there will be two classes. three the follow. ing, and a full four years in 1927 1928. making separate building Imperative. Several architects have plans ready for submission and the building committee will consult witl them. It is probable that the finance committee will decide to finance the school by long term bonds, as va, done in the case of the Linden street building,
 Driver Is Freed
 Charles Griener of New Britain Justice Edward P. Prior last night on a charge Of reckless driving, but he was discharged and settled the costs out of court. Griener driving a truck belonging to Charles Somers of New Britain, ttruck a truck driv- en by John Murphy of Plainvillc last week and continued on his way without stopping. He told the court last night that he had. been involved in an accident the previous week ir Meriden and was hastening to court In that city when Murphy drove out of a driveway In front of him. The cars scraped each other, and, wher iGriener looked hack and saw nc damage had been done, he continued on his way in order to reach Meri. den In time.
 The court considered the menta strain under which Griener was la, boring and recognized the fact tha' he had the right ot way, SO dis charged him. No charge of evadint responsibility was made against him
 Griener has heen having q heart breaking run of luck lately, for 1T addition to the two accidents, in ont of which his own truck was de molished, he lost his wife few weeks ago.
 Local Man Sues
 Peter Salvatore of Plainville ha brought civil action against Orange Malena of Windsor Locks, formerl! iof New Britain, claiming $500 dam ages. Salvatore alleges that in 1922 he loaned s2O0 10 the defendant anC that this amount has never been re paid. The writ, which is returnahlt in the court of common pleas tn, first Tuesday of September, was is sued by Nair X Nair. Service wa made by Deputy Sheriff Martin H IHorwitz.
 Union Church Services
 The union services Of the Baptist Methodist and Congregationa churches will begin Sunday and con tinue for sly weeks through th summer months. For the first tvt