New Britain herald., 1925-04-02
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Health as Reason SUCCESSOR NOT CHOSEN Fishing Licenses Issued With Open- ing of Trout season-OId Fashion cd Concert Tomorrow Evening - Mrs, Ward Honored.
 Mrs. Hanna King. teacher of the fourth grade of the Plainville Cram mar school, submitted her resigna- tion at the monthly meeting of the school board last evening. giving as her reason ill health. The resigna- tion was accepted with much regret by the members of the board. AL though there are several applicants for the position no successor has as yet been appointed. Besides the action taken on the Mrs. Kings resignation, only routine business was transacted, such as the approving of salaries of teachers and other employees of the town engaged in school work.
 The site committee, consisting of Frank Wheeler, Selectman James Simpson, Charles Newton, J. B. Minor and Secretary l.. s. Mills of the school committee, is actively en- gagged in the selection of location for the proposed new school. Sev- eral pieces of property are under consideration but as yet nothing definite has been done, although several informal meetings and con- | ferences of the site committee mem- bers have been held However, it is expected that within a few days an official meeting of the committee will be called and definite action will be taken on the choice.
 In the selection of the site con- mittee much care was taken to have all the interests of PlainviIle repre- sented. It was for this rason that Frank Wheeler, Charles Newton and J. B. Minor were chosen to represent the townspeople as whole, James Simpson was chosen to represent the board of selectmen and L. s. Mills was chosen ts a representative of the school committee.
 According to the schedule the Plainvile schools will close tomor- row afternoon for the annual Easter vacation and will reopen on Tuesday, April 14.
 Members of the school committee assembled last evening were very much pleased to learn that the con- ditlon of Fred Bullen, a fellow men- ber is very much improved. Mr. Bullen has been seriously Ill at St. Francis hospital for several weeks and the committee members felt greatly relieved to learn of the ini- provement in his condition. He is the senior member of the school committee.
 Season Opens
 The fishing season has made its debut in Plainville and quite a num- Der of enthusiastic sportsmen have yielded to the temptation. With the coming of April 1, and the con- sequent opening of the long looked for trout season the office of Miss Morgan, the town clerk, was quite busy place Tuesday and yesterday. The office was not crowded but there was q goodly number who ap- piled for permits to invade the brooks and streams in this vicinity to try their luck on the "speckled beauties" Whether yesterday proved to be typical April FooIs' day in this respect has not been learned. However. there were no exhibits in town this morning.
 Will Hold Concert
 The members of the congregation of the Methodist church together with those of the Epworth league will hold real old-fashioned con- cert in the church parlors tomorrow evening. The program, which has been arranged, will be as follows: Orchestra selection
 Chorus. "Long Long Ago" Solo, "The Sweetest Story Ever Told"
 Mrs. Philip Morse Violin and saxophone duet
 Howard and Melvin Rogers Orchestra selection
 Solo, My Grandma's Advice"
 Dorothy Rogers Chorus, Little Brown Jug Piano solo, "Mocking Bird'
 Mrs. Frank Hohbcn Duet, Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party"
 Mrs. Philip Morse
 Mrs. Luke Morse Solo, and chorus. When You and
 l Were Young Maggie"
 Clara Strung Solo, Tn the Cleaning"
 Lucy Rogers Orchestra selection
 Chorus, Sweet and Low Piano and organ,
 Loves Old Sweet Song" Mrs. Luke Morse. Mrs. Merton Lamb Orchestra and chorus.
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