New Britain herald., 1925-06-06

odist church tonight by the Four U, . sons, group of high class entertain CTS from Torrington. A pleasing program of vocal and instrumental music will also be offered, the par tieipants being Joseph Reid and Mir. l8auldauf, the soloists at the First Congregational church of Winsted {. Mrs. Bauldauf and Mrs. James Kelly.
 Joint Memorial Service
 Sequassen lodge, l. o. o. F.. and Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a joint memorial meeting at the Methodist church tomorrow evening to pay tribute 10 the deceased mem bers of both societies. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will gather at l. O. O. r. hall at o'clock"and at 7:15 o'clock will march In a body to the church, where the pastor, Rev. Ar thur A. Ball, will preach a special sermon, "Who is my Neighbo All members of the Odd Fellows will wear white gloves.
 In the morning a committee will decorate the graves of the members of both lodges who have died.
 Veterans to War Again
 A card tournament between Brock Barnes Post, American Le- zion, and the Sons of Veterans will follow the joint meeting in the Le- zion rooms at o'clock Monday evening. Refreshments will be served.
 Well Baby Clinic
 The well baby clinic which will be conducted in the American Le- zion rooms next Wednesday by the Plainville Public Health Nursing as- sociation is designed 10 lift the health tone Of the whole communi- ty by looking after the babies and children of pre-school age. These will be the ful-grown citizens of the future, and slight mistakes in care and feeding while they are young may cause irreparable harm in later years. Mothers will find 1t not only instructive to bring their babies to the clinic for examination and weighing, but will also have a pleasant time In talking with other mothers and will feel more com fortable after learning the exact physical, condition of their children.
 Special School Meeting
 The school committee will hold special meeting Monday night to confer with the architects in regard to the designing Of the new high school. The teaching personnel for next year and the purchase of coal will also be taken up.
 Visiting Corps Compete
 A large number of visiting fife and drum corps were scheduled to parade and compete here this after noon as guests of the Plainville Fife X Drum corps. striving for the possession of the eleven fine prizes offered by the local organization for excellent corps. work in both anicent and modern fields. A parade through the central streets preceded the competitor, which was held on the lot at East Main street and Neal's court where the corps has conducted a carnival during the past week.
 Baptist Church
 Faith Approved" will be the top ic of the sermon at the Baptist church tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school will be held after the service. At o'clock in the evening the pastor will speak on The Solid Foundation"
 On Tuesday afternoon at3 o'clock there will be union missionary meeting to which the ladies of all churches are invited.
 A prayer meeting will be held at 7:45 o'clock Tuesday evening.
 Notes
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church will meet at 5o'clock. tomorrow afternoon.
 The teachers of the gramar school sought to escape the heat today by a trip down the river.
 H. C. Thompson has moved from Fast Main street to his new bunga- low on Pennington avenue.
 Bunch of Keys-lost in center Of Plainville. Finder please call lS6-1S Plainville-advt.