New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
LIBRARY FUND NOW
 AMOUNTS ID S7,5OO
Woman'S Club Raised S918
 During Past Winter
MRS. HILLS PRESIDENT
All-Plainyilles Have New InfieIder- Isaac MadeIey Not Dead-Ladies' Aid Outing at Shore - Tennis Tournament Progresses-Briefs.

The Woman's club, at its last meeting Of the season yesterday. voted to turn over it's net earnings for the winter 10 the library trust fund. These amounted 10 s91S.64, and the trust fund was thereby in- creased 10 $7,638.2o. The club has Hong been working ardently to build up this fund and the past year was one Of the most successful in TO- gard 10 this financial aspect as well as in all others.
 The community food sale in April, in which many organizations coop erated, was huge success. and the i Woman's club is dosirous of pub licly thanking all the townspeoplc for their generous help and inter est.
 The officers for the coming year will be as follows; President, Mrs F. H. Hills vice president. Mrs. l.. T.. Brastow; secretary. Mrs. J. H. LaField treasurer, Mrs. r. L. Ben son.
 Obtain New Infeldcr
 The -Plainvilles have secured | g new inhelder but are not yet pre- pared 10 announce his name, He is veteran at the game and was for merly 3 member Of the New Depart ure tecm Of Bristol. His addition | 10 the local nine is expected 10 hol- ster 1t up considerably both on the offonse and defense.
 One of the hest attractions of the season has roon booked for Sunday Ihy Manager John Guidan. who has lined up the St. Marys team Of south Manchester. This is one Of , the crack teams of Connecticut and should draw one of the largest 1 crowds of the year.
 IsGac Madclcy Alive
 II was incorrectly reported in 1. Wednesday nights Herald that . Isaac Madeley. formerly of Plain ! ville, had died 'n New Haven. This , report, based on a written com- munication has now been found 10 be inaccurate. Local relatives of ! Mir. Madeley who visited him yoster- day in the Elm City testify that he is very much alive,
 Ladies' Aid Picnic
 About 35 members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Plainyile NJ. r.. . church held an outing yesterday at the Mallala cottage, owned by Mrs. Margaret Baldwin, at Indian Neck. Branford. A clam chowder and lobster dinner was served at tables on the porch and all enjoyed the day at the seashore. II
 C. of C. Meeting s
 The July meeting of the Plain 1 vile Chamber of Commerce will he $ held on Thursday evening. July 2. It is expected that the committee appointed by President Henry Trum- bull to investigate the advantages of a town tianCe commission will re- port at this meeting, but the report ' may not be completed by that time. s
 Going To New York s
 Joseph Marine and family of Ma pie stree. will remove to New York } city on Monday. Mr. Marine iu- $ tends to spend the rest of his life { there, where his children are work | ing. One son. Salvador r. Marine, a graduate of Worcester Tech, is I engineer; another, La $ boris J., who graduated from New ( r ork university is a public account 4 ant there. A daughter, Virginia, eX- A poets to enter business in that city.
 Tennis Tournament Progresses $
 The tennis tournament of the Plainyille M. F. church Epworth league Is continuing at the Bohemia street courts Rev. A. A. Ball and Leon Griffin have defeated Virgil Goodwin and Harold Anderson in q / match this week, co, 4-6 G-4. | Earlier in the week Lincoln Johnson | md Howard Rogers paired off against Elmer Hoyle and Melvin Rogers, darkness terminating play with the score 2--6, G-i, 6-6. Last night the match was finished and the Rogers combination won he final set by 9-7. It is expected = hat the elimination will begin next - week. III
 Sued For $50 II George F. Lampson has been sued II or S80 damages by Rackliffe Bros, II nc. of New Britain to collect money II Ileged to be due on a bill. The II writ was issued by Attorney Edward II \. Mag of New Britain and is return Il .ble in the New Britain city court he second Monday of July. II
 Notes II Harry O. Rex of Bristol, manager If the Rex Roofing Co.,, has bought II he ono-family house at 161 West II ,Iain street from Mrs. Barbara IoerIe. The transfer was made trough the agency of Russell Win il