New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
MAKES GENEROUS
 DONATION 7OFUND
WOman'S Club Gives St,400 to
 Trust Co. for Library
REV. J. C. LIBBY LEAVES
First Baseball Practice - Easter Church Services--Y. NJ. c. A. To Play For Championship -- Plain- yille Briefs.

The Plainville Woman's club, which is always working for the best interests of Plainville especially in It's work towards securing enough mon ey for a library building in town, gave the fund a. wonderful impetus today when officers of the club met at the Plainville Trust Co.,, and turn ed over as donation, $1, 400 to the bank which is the trustee of the li- brary building fund. This sum in- cludes the $500 made by the club in it's Easter bazaar two weeks ago and other money secured by the club through other channels. The size of the sum speaks for the untiring ef- forts of the members of the club to realize the fact of the building flor which the members started working several years ago. A. A. Macleod, vile Trust Co.,, stated today that he will make an accounting of the fund on Monday and he wished to clear up some points on the fund over which there is q misunderstanding at the present time.
 Mr. Macleod said that one of the things which seems to retard prog ress towards the library" building fund, is the idea that all organiza- tions in town have that the only or ganization which has the right to do anything for the building fund, Is | the Woman's club. This is an erron- eous impression and the wrong atti- tude, he said. Formerly, the Wom- ans club was working on this line | by itself but some time ago the club, thinking that because of the munich pal nature of the project, other or ganizations would like to help out, decided to turn the money they had already collected towards the build ing, into public trust fund and this was done, making the PIan- vile bank the trustee and all money IS now in the hands of that institu- tion. This movement made the fund a strictly Plainville project and not one that belongs individually to the Woman's club. True it is that the Woman's club started the move mept and is the chief sponsor of the l fund, but because they surrendered the money taken in for the project into a public fund, 1t makes it the property of Plainville as q com munity. Therefore, it is suggest ed that the other organizations in town make an effort to help out by dona- tions to the fund during the year so that the burden of the work will not be on the shoulders of one society. This, 1t is expected. will create a different atmosphere and will aid in making the building a reality.
 Rev. J. (. Libby Departs
 Rev J. c. Libby. former pastor of 1 the Plainville Advent Christian church, attended the annual conven- tion of the Advent Christian church in Hartford yesterday. Upon his re- turn to PlainvilIe last night, his most AAAtii'lott U ANlldS Jltlu d ldGeWPlI party for him, including those who have stood by him during his stormy pastorate here.
 AS the evening passed away and the time for parting came, all pres ent gave a friendly handshake and expressed their regrets at Mr. Lib- by's departure, at the same time realizing that under the present ruI- ing system at the church, he acted wisely in that which he has done.
 MT. Libby leaves Plainvile today for more desirable field of labor and although he goes from Plainville because of the ill feeling toward him by some of his former parishioners, he also leaves a host of friends who will regret his departure.
 Christian Endeavor
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church will hold a special Easter service at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Congre gational church. The service will be in charge of F. Albert White. A special musical program will be