New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

 tcrs drill team with the officers will hold rehearsal Saturday afternoon at o'clock in I. 0. 0. r. hall. High School Site Nothing in recent years has caus- cd so much interesting comment and speculation as the probable site for lthe new high school and there are hundreds of suggestions being made, Many have suggested that the pres. ent Linden street school be extended to include new rooms and this be used for high school fon the pres ent. Others arc speculating on the site the committee of five appointed lat the town meeting Tuesday night will choose.
 The committee will probably not take into consideration the Linden school extension as 1t was appointed to investigate sites for a new high school Building.
 Another general suggestion is that the committee choose the town lot at the corner of Whiting and Maple streets. This would hardly be large enough for the needs as outlined, but 1t is pointed out that the acquisition of the adjoining property on Whiting street would be good move.
 Board of Relief The Plainvile board of relief will hold Its last session to hear appeals from property assessments, in the Town hall Saturday afternoon be. tween the hours of 1:30 and 5 | o'clock. Thus far there hasn't been any great rush of property owners to seek reductions, the largest being the Standard Oil Co. which seeks | adjustment of it's assessments on the properties it holds in town. Satur- day will be the last opportunity for property owners to appeal their as- sessments on their holdings as the board will close out it's business in time for the town meeting which will be held in March. Then. the tax rate for the coming year will be levied according to the grand list as , changed by the board of relief pro- viding there are any changes to be | made.
 Legion County Asso. Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion, will act as hosts to the mem- bers of the First District associa- tion at a meeting Sunday afternoon. The meeting will take place in the Community theater the use of which has been donated by the owners for the occasion.
 Representatives of all the posts in Hartford county will be present, it is expected, and the committee in charge of the reception plans to make this gathering a memorable one for the visitors. Acceptances of invitations are pouring in from all posts in the county and the local post is planning to arrange to ac- coIMmodate 100 members of the Le- zion.
 ton held last year in St. Paul will be shown and the Roamers' orchestra of New Britain will play selections for the entertainment of the gath ering.
 After the business meeting will come the feature of the day when the members and visitors will re- pair to the post rooms in the Recre- alton building to enjoy dinner which will be prepared by the mem bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary. This will be a real treat for those who have never been to Plainville be- fore. for If there is any auxiliary !, unit that can appease an appetite, 1t is the Plainville unit.
 Rcbckah's Masquerade 1 The Martha Rebekahs will give masquerade In I. o. o. r. hall, Mon day evening. March 9, to which members will be allowed to bring their friends. The grand march will start promptly at S:30 o'clock. Ad- mission will be free 10 all.
 Bowling Results
 The High school bowlcrs played the Eighth grade team at the Rec reation alleys last evening. The score was as follows:
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