New Britain herald., 1926-12-22

quartet-O Little Town, Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.
 Grades ". and V.-Christmas Joy, Good King Wenceslas, A Song for Christmas Eve. The First Novel.
 Grade VI.-O Come All Ye Faith ful.
 All grades then joined in singing Silent Night to conclude the exer- cises.
 At Board Street
 At the Broad street school there was the annual carol singing In all grades this afternoon under the di- rection of Miss Cottle, supervisor of music. and appropriate exercises will be held in the different rooms. In the Kindergarten both morning and afternoon classes enjoyed a Christ mas tree, while each child presented his father and mother with gifts he had made himself. Parents of the Kindergarten children were present, while an invitation was extended to the public to listen to the carol singing.
 All public schools in the town closed at 3 o'clock for the Christ mas recess and the out-oftown teachers will leave for their respec- tive homes tonight. Glasses will be resumed on Monday morning, Jan uary 3.
 Judgment Reserved
 Judgment was reserved in the case of kazarinas Milus of Forest vile by Justice William Cunning ham in the local court last night. Monday when his car collided with one operated by Roger Freeman of Church street. He was arrested on q charge of violating the rules of the road, but judgment was sus- pended upon payment of costs.
 Grange Christmas Program
 The children of the members pro- vided the program at the Grange Christmas party last night. There were recitations by Donald Rad cliffe, Edith Seery, Walter Dexter, and Lois Farrar. Robert and Ruth tations were given by Chester Dodge, Newell sang duet Further reel Harriet Smith, Ruth Newell, and Ruth Crampton, and Lois Farrar sang.
 All gathered around a Christmas tree and presents. candy, and apples were distributed to everyone. It was planned to have Santa Claus in attendance, but he was forced 10 cancel his enga cement because of a previous engagement at the Meth- odist church; he stopped in long enough 10 leave his pack, however, and so all the youngsters received their gifts.
 ' Hopes for Game
 The Plainville '. NJ. c. A. team, pursued by jiny which has kept it from playing, hopes 10 throw off it's hoodoo tomorrow night and start to play it's county league games. The locals we're scheduled to play Kensington, but that team was unable to secure a floor. Ar rangements have been made to move ahead the game supposed to be played with the New Britain South church next week, and this will be run off at 6 o'clock tomor- row evening at the Boys club in New Britain.
 Sunday School Party
 The Sunday school of the Church of Our Savior will hold its annual Christmas festival on Friday eve ming. There will be short service in the church at o'clock. follow cd by exercises and distribution of gifts about a Christmas tree in the parish house.
 Panthcrs Play ForcstyiIlc
 The Plainville Panthers will play the fast Forestsille A. C. basket ball team at Firemen's hall in For cstville tomorrow night. The Pan- thers will have their regular line up in the game, with Arnold and Hrd as forwards. Sleeves at cen ter, and Foran and Larson in the back court; Nal Rogers. H. Rogers and Miller will be held in reserve. Grange Notes The officers of Plainville Grange will be installed at the meeting on January 4. MT! and Mrs. Howard Sperry of Bristol will be the in stalling officers. Mir. and Mrs. Frank | Radcliffe will form the committee | in charge of refreshments. Tcmco Bowling No change resulted from this weeks games in the Temco bowl l ing league matches at Hart's al leys. both the Lobstcrs and the 1 Crabs winning all three strings and keeping two games apart as before. | Silverio. Smith and Babich turned l in high scores. The standing is now as follows:
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