New Britain herald., 1929-06-25

|dCOO8. feler JdCODS, tFeQ LaCkeys lois Lackey. John Marcham. Fred Merrill Powers. Edward Pratt, Eleanor Purcell. Robert Pur- ,ell. Alice Saunders, Jane Saunders, Ruth Saunders. Marion Smith. Pau inc Smith. Raymond Smith. Regi- aald Smith and Warren Smith.
 The following were not absent on my Sunday tor any reason: Thelma -rane. Lois Jacobs, Fred Lackey and Reginald Smith.
 Mrs. Sophia Dexter's class was the claAs for the year. Out ot eight members. six had perfect at endance records for the year.
 The church school made much progress in the last six months. At endance practically doubled, inter- est grew, and many invocations were made possible by the cooperation of he teachers with their newly elected superintendent, Henry T. Powers. It s expected the fall and winter sea son, which opens on the Sunday fol lowing Labor Day. will see a large growth and accomplishment. Plans are already being made for social life as well as class work.
 Heniingway-White
 Miss Winifred NJ. White. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Willis White of and Howard F. Heming- way. son of Mrs. Sophia s. fleming way. were united in marriage on Saturday evening at the rectory oi the Church of Our Saviour. accord ing to an announcement made to- day. The ceremony was performed Ly Rev. Lincoln E. Frye.
 Grange News
 On Friday afternoon there will be a food sale given by the Plainvillt Grange in the vacant store in tn. Strand building. The committee ir charge consists of Mrs. w. H Loomis. chairman; Mrs. Morris Corning. Mrs. Ernest Phelps, Mrs. B. Carter. and Mrs. C. H. Curtis Orders for food may be telephoned to any member of the above com mittee
 On Friday afternoon orders tele. phoned to Raymond's Electrica store will be delivered. Punch anG cake will be served during the after noon.
 Fined In Southington
 Anthony CalIendro or Plainville who was arrested by Policeman Scucie of the Southington depart ment Sunday evening at Lake Com bounce on a charge of resisting al officer, was arraigned before Judg' J. Lambert Degnan in the South ington court yesterday and va fined s25 and costs. The fin amounted to $44o5.
 Schedule Announced
 The schedule of games in whicl the Brock Barnes post, American Legion. baseball team will take par in the Junior Legion league ha been announced by Harry C. Jack son, chairman of the committee i, charge.
 It is as follows: Thursday. Jun e7. Plainville at Bristol; Tuesday July 2. New Britain at Plainville Friday, July 5. Plainville at Ne. Britain; Saturday. July 6. Bristol a Plainville: Tuesday. July 8. Plain vile at West Hartford; Saturday July IS, Berlin at Plainville: Sat urday. July 20. Plainville at Berlin Tuesday. July 23. West Hartford a Plainville.
 Awarded Prizes
 At the last session of the sunda school held at the Church of Gu Lady of Mercy Sunday morning prizes were awarded to pupils fo having perfect attendance record from September to June. Those re ceiving the awards were Elizabet Cafferty. Anna Cirillo. Anna Melet chinsky. Carl Dennis and Anatol Francette. Prizes were also given { the best pupil in each grade.
 Church Notes
 At 10 o'clock tomorrow mornin the members and friends of tn Church of Our Saviour will leave tn church for Rockwell park for pic ric. Transportation will be provide for those who do not have cars.
 The Woman's federation of tn Congregational church will hold picnic at Sschem's Head on Thurs day. In case of rain it will be hel Friday.
 The regular prayer meeting of th Baptist church will be held Thur; day evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Stores to Close
 The merchants of the town ha, come to an agreement concernin Wednesday afternoon closing for tn summer. and the new schedule wi go into effect tomorrow. Patrons ar requested to remember this ne time schedule so that they may q their shopping in the morning.
 PlainvilIe Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Curis will a tend a state officers night progral at the Middlefeld Grange tomorrow Plans for the carnival 10 be hel in August were discussed at 1T meeting of the executive cemmittc of Brock Barnes post. American L' zion. held last evening.
 The Hartford praying band vi meet tomorrow evening at "A o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. Norton of 1SS West Main street ft the mid-week prayer meeting.
 John Berger of the Thrall Dru O.. Inc, will attend the druggi convention in Bridgeport the ne, two days.
 J. c. Simpson has returned from trip to New York. He attended se' eral baseball games while there. Misses Madeline Fuery and Hele Somers. teachers in the local school have left for their homes in Por land. Maine. Miss Katherine Cunningham (