New Britain herald., 1929-11-13
PhinuiHe News
LEGION AUXILIARY
 |NDUCTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Florence Erbe Of SOuthing-
 ton Directs Ceremonies
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS FAIR

-~~ SAA " WAN V ~ AIlAtS l Plainvllc Blues to Meet New Britain
 Eleyen-Changcs to Be Made to
 Interior of Post Officc-Mrs. Con-
 lon Improving-Othcr Items.
 The ladies auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, American Legion, held a supper and installation in Legion hall on Whiting street last evening and a large gathering witnessed the exercises. Mrs. Florence Erbe of Southington, county president, acted as the installing officer.
 The women of the auxiliary pre- sented Mrs. Erbe with set of glassware. Mrs. Agnes Fanion, re- tireing president Of the local auXil- iary, was given a past presidents badge.
 The new officers Of the auxiliary are as follows: president, Mrs. Jose phne Hoffman: first vice president. Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy; second vice president, Mrs. Gertrude LeNasseur; secretary. Mrs. Sarah White; finan- cial secretary, Mrs. Sarah Morgan; chaplain, Mrs. Agnes Fanion; ser genat- Miss Bernice Moore; historian. Miss Anna Graham; exec utive officer, Miss Helen Brock.
 At last nights meeting, the auXil iary voted to accept an invivation to attend the installation of the Bristol unit tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Those wishing 10 attend will leave on the 7:25 o'clock trolley car from the center.
 High School Fair
 Preliminary announcement was made today at the high school of the school fair. now an annual event, to be held December 13 in the high school gymnasium.
 Elaborate plans for entertainment and dancing as well as for attract lively decorated booths are already under way to make this affair a so- cial and financial success.
 This year each class of the Senior and Junior High school is to par ticipate in the fair by conducting q class booth, and by so doing so the classes hope to add materially to their respective class treasuries.
 The practical arts, home econo- mics. and art departments of the school, under whose auspices last years fair was conducted, will have many useful and attractive, articles on sale again this year.
 Detailed announcements of the fair will be made later when final arrangements are completed.
 To Play New Britain
 The Plainville Blues football elcv- en vii clash with the strong New Britain Blues Sunday afternoon at Memorial field, Willow Brook park, New Britain. The game will be play ed as a preliminary battle to the Nutmeg All-Stamford game and will start promptly at 1:15 o'clock so that the big game can begin on time.
 The New Britain aggregation has ono of the strongest semi-pro line ups in the state and the locals will have 10 travel fast if they hope 10 score a victory. The locals displayed a strong offensive against the New Britain Pnwness last Sunday and ex- pcCt to continue their good work against the Blues of the Hardware City.
 It is expected that the double at traction will be witnessed by a large delegation from Plainvillo, Tickets for the game can be obtained at the Recreation bowling alleys.
 Annual Calendar social
 The annual calendar social will be held in the Baptist church parlors on Friday evening at s o'clock. A pleasing program has been arranged by the committee in charge. consist ing of Mrs. C. J. Morse. Mrs. Rich ard Scdcrgren and Mrs. James Web ster Light refreshments will be served.
 Those having the dime holiday calendars are requested 10 bring them in at this time. These annual affairs have always proved very sue ccssful and enjoyable. All members of the church Conerc gation and their friends are cordially invited 10 at tend.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of Mrs. Charles F, Conlon, wife Of Attorney Conlon of Linden street. swho is seriously ill at the New Britain General hospital is reported as improved. She is being attended by Dr. George r. Conlon.
 TO Improve Post office
 Postmaster James Usher of the To- cal office is awaiting word from the post office department at Washing ton allowing him to proceed with alterations which call for a change in the present layout.
 The interior will be rcarranged in q manner which will afford greater working facilities for the empioycs and will make the office more com pact. The lobby will be changed, making it deeper though not as wide as it is at present.