New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

voted unanim ouSlv 10 extend n call 10 Roy. Philip Cleveland of Corey, Pa. to talk" the pastoratc of he To- cal church. The call will be eXtond- "d 10 Mir. Cleveland and If he accepts h" will reside at the parsonage here. Mr. Cleveland has been highly recommended. is q married man and bis choice 10 take charge Of the church here. will be q popular one.
 Edward North
 The many friends Of Edward North of New York city. a former resident of Plainville, will be griovcd 10 learn of his death which occurred last Monday at his home.
 br. J, F.. Prior of Bost on, for mfr classmato Of Nr North, was at the bedside when death came. Burial took place Wednesday in New Yorl; city.
 Given Floor Lamp
 Miss Margaret Foran O. Whiting street was signalIv honorrd last n'Rht hY the members Of Washing '"n-Trumhull Circle, Companions of 'ho Forest following q regular meet Ing hold in Legion hall on Whiting street, when shc vas presented with ho1tlful floor lamp in honor of her coming marriage. The prcscn- taitou vas made hy Deputy Mrs. Peter Fox who, in few Wcll-rhoecn "or'i@. expressed the ost'"m of inc m'miors for the houorcd guest. The reception was an enjoyable affair and Miss Eoran extended hor heart ,nIi thanks to her many friends.
 Miss ForaY wi!l become tho bride of Harry Crdcran at tho Church of Our Lady Of Mercy next Tuesday morning at o'clock.
 plasn,iIIc Blues Ready
 Tn" plaiNville Blues are ready for m" clash with th" Corhin Red Sox which takes place Sunday afternoon af fhe flainvillo High school field, Manager Bob May has namod the following men as tho lineup that will take 'h" field against the Now Brit am champions: Miller c. Datoli n. Niningor ID. Matt"o @b. W. Tolli ss. Johnny Sh""han 3b Eddie C;ocb r., f"'"rSloh cf Francis Sheohan If and Cassidy and x. Tolli reserve.
 The Corhin Red Sox willprosonf inc most formidable opposition of the season in the game and for that reason, Manager May has called th. team out for T practice tomorroyv al o'clock at the High school n"ld.
 Award Contract
 Following tho regular vcrkIv prayer meeting at the plainyillr Baptist church last c,cninr. I hue- ness session was held to act upon Inc painting Of the church. Eight contractors enhmittcd bids on inc work and after due doliboration, inc 'oh'Trt vas awarded 10 IInltcn and 9'ptaha Of Whiting etrc",.
 The vote on tho measure was taken br ballot and as the firm had T largo majority. the result was made unanimous.
 Get, Tra1cling Bag
 Rev, pr. KcndrIcE. pastor or the Baptist 'hurch, a' th" meeting on behalf Of some of the members and friends, presented to Wallace Bun nell handsome leather iravclins bag. Mir. Hunncl leaves today for Brooklyn, x. Y. 10 enter Pratt In stl'utc 10 study architectural con *truciion and design.
 IOrCs,cr>' Supper
 A surprisingly larg" number nf- tended the supper aui dance given ny Washngton-Trua.ml Circle, ,ompanions of tn" Forest, given in Legion hall Wednesday night. There were %5 couples at the dance which followed and the affair proved 10 be Il very enjoyable one. and is q fore runner Of many more that arc 10 be held during th" year
 Np'iaIe Postponed
 Tn" weekly SociIls of the Amcri- i ran Legion Auxiliary to Brock 1 I'arn'S post, American Legion, which were started last Tuesday afternoon, have been discontinued for q month. ! IL was stated hy members Of thc committee that the weather after ] moons was q little bit too warm for , indoor card playing and it was bought after last Tuesday that 1T i hey were postponed q month, Ih" {. inc would l." moro propitiOuS i
 Football Practice The All-rlainvilio footbal team i will practice again Sunday morning | 't 10 o'clock at tho high school field. ! About 3J candidates turned out for practice" last night and plenty Of en- i husiasm was shown. some very good 1 is available and the outlook or the season is very bright.
 John Romero
 The funeral or John Romero oN | ,G Whiting street was held today. !, services were held this morning al . o'clock in he church of Our Lady . ,( Mercy. Rev. John F. Fay. pas or, otliCiatcd. Burial was held this afternoon at o'clock in st. Joscph's cemetery on Pennington avenue.
 plainyiIlc Briefs
 Mrs. Fred FoN of Bohemia street | $ confined 10 her home with an at ack of tonsilitis. Dr. |. II. Frost is ltt"ndinE her,
 Mr, and Mrs. Martin Morriman | nave moved from 1S Park street 1o !