New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
'. M. |, A. LEAGUE
 STARTS NEXT WEEK
PlalnviIle Team Plays First
 Game in COllnSYiIIe
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY Y
Winter Term To Commence With Full Teaching Stan Rcturncd-- Basketball Game Tonght-Rcli"r Corps mvltCtI-Bricfs.

The Pennington Nal',y-New Brit ain section Of the Hartford county Y. M. C. A. basketball league, Of which the PiainvilIe group is member, will open it's schedule next week with PlainvilIc playing the first game in Collinsvillo The local lads may be termed the champions and said to hc defending their title, as they won fast year in this half Of tho county hague and were then defeated in q play-off with the east orn section winner for the county titI" They have been showing plenty Of stuff in their games this winter and appear to have q good chance of repeating last years per formance and entering the post season contests for county and state championships.
 The schedule Of the local team is as follows:
 Week of January 1. at ColinsviIle Week of January It. New Britain [ here Week of January IS, at sims bury. Week of January %, Ken sngton here. Week of February 1. North Granhy here. Week of Feb ruary s. ColinsviIle here. Week Of February 15, at New Britain. Week Of February %, Slmsbury here. Week of March 1. at Kcnsington. Week ot March 8. at North Grauby,
 schools to Reopen
 The Plaiuvillc public schools will reopen Monday morning for the
 winter term after the annual Christ
 mas recess. Orrin l., Judd, principal
 of tho Broad street school, has re-
 turned after spending part of his Val cation in New York cit". Th" other teachers al inc Broad street building,
 who have been spending the holidays at their homes in Maine, New Elamp- shire and other places. are expected back tomorrow to resume their : duties Monday. Mrs. Bcrrice Town l Gray, who has been quite i'll and ah-
 sent from school, expects also t0 re- sumo her place again Monday. The l staff at the Linden street building } will likcWis" be on hand.
 Episcopal Church r SundaN--IN . q. IT,, church school,
 1 1 q. m., morning prayer and sermOl ,by the rector, Roy. George l. Browne, l t1:30 q. in.. holy communion. Th"' . will bo no evening service. , Wednesday, Feast of Epiphany { l0 q. m. morning prayer, al lr"s} 1,1l i,, ,I.f. I house.
 r The Girls F.r.a ,'v rroha'ilnary :, class will meet ui'I NI.H5' l:.hnorh a v f o'clock Friday #ftrrnoon in th' , parish house.
 Congregational Church e Morni E service ut l":41 q m.
 holy communion, anthem. "Poacr L"avo With You" Rogers; ch,lrr} . school after the morning scrNic" |, "holidHy" class with Nr WyckcrG
 young peoples circle nt G;i1 ?. In. q worship period. Sterling Wyrkof v sp' aIer. Rev. Samuel A. FiHkc o'
 Berlin. Tn" executive committoe c, the Wouan's federation will me-
 Monday at p. m. with Mrs Charlr:
 E. Clark. Tn" Woman's federation f will meet Thursday at 2:&o p. m U in the parish house. Tbis being tho h 0nd of the fiscal year. the troasnrol
 will give her report.
 Catholic Church II The regular services will Nc hel, , nt the Church of Our Lady of Mercy
 tomorrow morning at E and l' n o'clock, with Sunday school al u o'clock, The United societies Of tn, n church will meet in Legion hall a :, 8 o'clock Thursday evening. ' Methodist Church :, Tho morning service at the Plain .' vile NJ. F. church will be hclI a . l0:45 o'clock tomorrow; Rev. Arthu u A. Ball, the pastor, will preach. A
 the close of the service the sacra ', mnnt of inc Lords Supper will b, /, administered. The Sunday scEoo V will meet after the service. The Ep u worth league will meet at oclocl '' in the evening; Mfr. Ball will lead. l. At : o'clock Dr. William D. B,arl |, district superintendent of inc Nry U York East conference, will prc&cl !" and, at the close of the service. con S' duct the fourth quarterly confer '' ence.
 IN Funeral of Infant v Funeral services for Wallace Rus
 sell Martin. infant son of Mir. an'
 Mrs. Howard l.. Martin Of T Eus IT Broad street, were held yvstcr,)a |" afternoon. Rev. Charles & Wycl,ofl S. pastor Of the Congregational churrl
 officiated. Burial was in West ccmc
 tcry. The child was found dead il r. bed Thursday morning, but the caus te of death has not h"en aSCcrtainod T. Medical Examiner Charles W. Moo
 dy is of the opinion that the Chil