New Britain herald., 1926-01-14
ACCEPT PLANS FOR
 SCHOOL BUILDING High School Committees Seek
 More Exact Estimates CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING
Supper to Prcccdc Congregational Church Affair Tonight-Miss AL frcda Hull Dies-Baskctball Game this Eycning-piain,illc Briefs.

Plans and specifications for the proposed new plainyille high school
 were presented at q joint meeting
 of the special building and finance committees last night and were aC-
 ccpted. Tho subcommittee on build
 ings reported on it's work in eXamn- ing high schools about the state and
 in making minor notifications in
 the accepted G sign of William r. | Towner. MidIlrtown architect, who
 won tho competition for the design
 ing of the school, Mr. Towncr was
 present at the meeting and aided in
 the explanation.
 It was voted that the sub-com-
 mittee on finance. consisting of A. ! A. Mac CLcod, Edwin Hills, and Henry ! Trumhull, should cooperate with the architect to obtain moro definite
 estimates of the cost of the building 1 and equipment. They are to report
 back again at a future meeting of
 the joint committees.
 All members of tho finance com
 mittee except Mir. Macleod were
 present, Of the building committee
 all members except Charles H. New
 ton and John E, Minor were in at 1 tendance.
 Church Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the rlain-
 vile Congregational church will bc held at 7:S0 o'clock this evening"
 Reports from all the organizations
 within the church and from the
 church officers will be read and
 acted upon, and officers for the con-
 ing year will be elected.
 The meeting will be preceded by
 supper. which will be served at
 C;30 o'clock by the Nomnn's Fed i cration. All members and cont ribut- i ing members are invited to attend 1 the supper and stay for the annual business session following.
 Miss Alfrcda Hull Dies Miss Alfredo Hull of Maple street died last night at the New Britain General hospital, where she had ! been taken dunng the afternoon. For q long period she had been ill , with pneumonia. and when it be-
 came critical she was rushed to tho institution. but she was beyond help. 1 She was about 70 years ot age. Miss Hull made her home WHh ! Mrs. Joseph Powers Of Maple street. Az far @a i known, the only srrviv- ! ing rel; :it', q niece in lI&r.lord, 1 whose LGlIr I:s mol been learned. Funeral DIT ' uuts are incom- 1 plctr prudiu" the discovery of the 1 identity and whereabouts of this | niece.
 Four SchGolrUUnle Closed Tn" health officer has closed the , first four grade rooms ut the lin- den street school for two days, to- day and tomorrow. This action has h"HN taken because of the proNaI- enc" of r"licut. Although nothing serious, In" closing of the rooms was to prevent further spread. The 1 parents Of the children have been notified and iuStruCtcd as 10 the
 proper course to take. and the rooms gre being fumigatod for re-
 opening Monday morning.
 To Act On Resignation X special meeting of inc Baptist church will be held this evening fol-
 lOHing the regular mid-Werk prayer
 meeting, which will start at 7:45
 o'clock. Action will be taken on the resignation of Rev. J. G. Ward us pastor. This resignation was pre- scntnd to in" church d month ago.
 Mir, Ward finding that his failing health prevents him from carrying , on his pastoral duties as h" feels he should, Tn" members Of his con-
 Rr' gd1ion, to whom h" has cndo1red , himself will he loath to release him. Mrs. Mastm Injured Mrs. GcorE" D. Mastin Of East { Main street fell yesterday and broke her hip. She was attended by Dr, Charles W, Moody and then removed
 to the New Britain General hospital.