New Britain herald., 1926-09-13

ALA V A AO A DlLl l lJ4'lDl lN from the Pextos of Southington to play next Sunday. The Plainville team Is willing and anxious to play II the followers and townspeople are willing to support it. If pressure is brought to bear. the game will be played Sunday in Plainville.
 PlanningFor Excursion
 Plans are being made by the brock-Barnes post. American I.e- zion, for the excursion to the na- tional convention at Philadelphia in October. A request has been made that all interested be at 3. meeting tonight at which the nmes will be taken. The organization will make the trip by train.
 The Legion, as the result of suc- cessful carnival. is beginning the work Of beautifying the park on the town lot on the corner of Maple and Whiting street. The members Will do the work themselves. assur- ing the town that the expense of the project will be cut several hun dred dollars. Private subscriptions nave been coming in rapidly. but it IS felt that since the work is for the benefit of the town more public spirited citizens should come for ward.
 Farewell Party
 farewell party was rendered Loyal Smith at the home Of ". A. Bailey last night. The affair was held under the auspices of the Y. NJ. C, c. baseball and basketball teams Of which he was prominent member.
 Smith. who is the son of Mir, and Mrs. Pearl Smith of Broad street will leave for the University of H. 1 linois He was presented with 2 leather travelling bag by his asso- ciates.
 Reorganization Meeting
 meeting of the w, C. T. T. i will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. ! H. Bronson of 43 Maple street. This | is the first meeting since the sum | mer recess and q good attendance is expected. Election of officers . will take place.
 Visiting in Town l
 Harry Murphy of Miami, Fla. Is visiting his brother, James Murphy | of Whiting street. Mrs Murphy is ! delegate of the Miami, Fla. ! hricklayers' union at ifs national i convention in Atlantic City He OK poets to return to his home during the next few days.
 Will Begin Training
 Miss Gladys Madaley, daughter Of . Mir. and Mrs. Louis Madeley, will . leave for the nurses training school ! of the Hartford hospital where she will begin training for the nursing profession.
 Baptist Church Notes
 The Ladies Aid society will hold a tacking at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. All workers are requested to conle as there is much of this work to be done. f.
 The missionary society will meet :, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock i at the home of Mrs. H, A. Temple In the future this organization will l. meet on Thursday instead of Tues day.
 The annual Christmas sale of ! useful and fancy articles will be held |, on November 18th during the day and in the evening.
 The Sunday school picnic held . Saturday at the farm of Dr. Ken drick in Windsor was largely at tended. The affair was a success in every way The hospitality of pr. and Mrs. kendrick was greatly ap- preciated.
 Meetings
 The We-Uns club will meet this ovening at the home of Mrs. R. r. Macleod on Broad street. The opening session Of the Par sh Guild of the Church of Our Savior will be held Thursday after loon at 2;30 o'clock in the parish , louse. , A practice session of the All ola1nNllle team Will be held al i Trumbull field tomorrow evening at 80 o'clock. A request has been , made that veteran members and I andidates be on hand so that the , cam will be ready to get under vay at an early date.
 Personals , Mrs Frances Schofield has re- | urned to her home in Oreden N. Y, ' .fter visiting with I. J. Schotield at f lis home on Red Stone Hill. Miss Rosind Birnbaum secretary , o Charles F. Conlin, is spending ', Ter annual vacation at Atlantic City. Edward Goodall has resigned his osition at the Standard Steel X
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