New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
Changes In Teaching staff

Changes In Teaching staff
 Miss Jeanette Baxt has resigne, her position as teacher in Grad VILE at the Broad street school anl will teach next year in New Haven her home city, where she has hal an application in for two years Miss BaXt has been in the Ioca schools for one year and taught 1T .an efficient manner. Her place hai been filed but the name Of her sue .cessor is being withheld until th' of the complete staf for next term.
 Between 6o and 70 applications for teaching positions in Plainvill, schools have been received by l.. $ Mills, superintendent of schools This is the largest number in the history Of the department. and tho teachers, Mir. Mills states, are the best qualified of any year
 An additional instructor ill music will be employed next fall. During the present year Miss Nina Wilkin. son has taught music. sewing, and frcohaud and mechanical drawing ir all the local schools; this has beer too much for one person to handle and the result has been the forced partial neglect of instruction in music and the abandonment of plans for school orchestras and glce clubs
 Next year will see seven addition. al classes in these subjects caused mainly by the increase in size ot the high school by the adding of inc third year. The school committed has found 1t impossible for onc teacher to properly take care of all four subjects and has therefore yot. d to employ full time teacher ot music. Miss Wilkinson will contiuuC as instructor Of practical arts.
 S125 For Library
 The community food sale held or Saturday afternoon proved great success, the committee in charge an nounces, and is very grateful tc those who donated and aided ir raising the money which will be de voted to the library building fund So far Sla5 has been realized, and further donations are expected which it is thought will raise th' amount to $l5o.
 Foresters' Meeting
 Court General Lawton No. 135 will hold its regular meeting in th' American Legion hall on Whiting street at $ o'clock tomorrow even ing. X large attendance al this meeting is requested, as plans art being made for q large class of can didates to be initiated at the next meeting, which will be held Tuesday evening, May 95.
 At the last meeting Of th" court Hugh Flood was elected delegate and William A. Cassidy, alternate tc the convention to be held in New Haven this month.
 Baseball Team Jubilant
 The Piainvinc A. C. is jubilan' today following it's victory over the Orioles of New Britain on the high school diamond yesterday. Plain vile played airtight baseball and won. , 10 3, holding the visitors scorcless except in the eighth in- ming, when home run drove ir three talies. Outside or this franc the home team had things is oWr way in spite of the fact that both teams played excellent baseball The Orioles are one Of the tastes young teams in New Britain, f not the fastest. and finished second ir the City league last year. The vic tory is therefore considered an i'm portan- one by the locals and they hope 10 follow up this suspicious start
 C. T.. Notes
 The Congregational Y. r. s. C, F. held an interesting Mothers day service at the church yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Miss Betty Benjamin was in charge, and q so- ctal hour followed the meeting,
 Three delegates have been elect cd by the local society to attend the state Christian Endaavor con ycntion in Hartford May 14-16. Those chosen are Phehe Williams, Howard Cheetham and Marjorie Fisher.
 The Endeavor Journal editor wishes all material for the summer issue 10 be in his hands by May %. This will be the last edition of this periodical.
 Funeral of Miss Lewis
 The funeral of Miss Nellie Lewis of West Main street was held this afternoon with services at the Church of Our Saviour al 2 o'clock. Rev. George I. Browne. the rector, officiated. Burial was made in West cemetery.
 At Baptist Church
 There was a large attendance at the Mothers day service at the Baptist church last evening. The pastor. Rev. A. D. Kendrick, D. D., spoke on "The Worlds Debt to Our Mothers" paying high tribute to the mothers who have loved and toiled and sacrificed for their chil-