New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-04-08

Britain. The wedding will take place
early In the fail.
| Meeting Tonight
The town plan commission will
meet TINS evening at O'Clock at the
town hall A day for the hearing on
the proposed establishment of build
ing and veranda lines on Farming
ton avenue will be set. Other mat
tiers OF routine business will be dis
| cussed
Baptist Church Nctr~
The annual meeting Of the Senior
Z. Y, +. L., will be held on Wed
nesday evening at s o'clock in the
Baptist church parIors. Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected. a
r. hearsal OF the play which is to b..
given IN the near future will be held.
A social hour will follow
TIL. Women's Missionary society
Will meet at the home of Mrs. &. A.
Eunneil on Thursday afternoon At
ESQ O'Clock. Officers will be
elected.
The regular prayer meeting will
be held Thursday evening at 7:45
o'clock. The pastor will take 70,
his topic, Sources of Christian
Growth.
Farm Bureau Meeting
| A meeting Of the farm bureau
viii be held on Wednesday morning
at 1880 O'Clock at the Baptist
! 4 lrIn
VIII give an instruction in regard to
using a foundation pattern and ad-
| J1sting it to cut any kind of a dress.
The women of the community who
are interested are cordially invited
to attend the meeting. Each one
attending is asked to bring one
article for luncheon at noon
Annual Chamber Meeting
The Plainvlle Chamber Of Com
merce will hold its annual meeting
Thursday evening in the chamber
rooms CD Pierce street This meet
ing was scheduled to be held last
Thursday but was postponed because
OF the flremen's ball.
President A. a. Macleod and Sec
i'this ''oi 81 "A. tdSe VIII present
their annual reports. Officers and
directors will be elected for the en-.
suing year. A discussion on the an
nual cleanup week will be held and
several other matters of importance
acted upon.
Farent-Teacher Meeting
Alonzo Meyers of Hartford, 1irec-
TOR 0f bn
onnecOcnf, has been secured 10
speak at the meeting of the Parent
Teacher association at the Plainyille
High school on "Wednesday evening.
Preceding the meeting, the dramatic
club OF the senior class will present
d one-act performance.
Change Plans
Plans for the christening in New
ark and Boston of two of the new
Colonial Always tri-motored Ford
planes. in which Miss Florence
1rtlnbul and her hance, John Cool
ldge, were to o1flcidte on Saturday,
April 10, were upset last evening
with Miss Trumhulls announce |
ment that she ard Mr. Coolidge |
"o"'H ''' u'ldblS 10 ne present a |
The ceremonies. The ships re of the
fleet OF three to be used in the pas
sen2er service between New York |
and Boston which will be inausu-
rated Monday. April Is.
The original plans included the
christening of one of the two Colo
NAL fords, now at the Newark air.
port in New Jersey, by Miss 1rum-
hull and MIR. Coolidge. The other
was to have been christene1 by Mrs. |
jeanette Organ Bowman. the I
daughter OF General John +. O'Ryan, /
president of the Colonial system.
Agrees to stay Here
Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pastor of the
PlalnNille NJ. L. church. has agreed
TO continue his pastorate of the To-
cal church for the coming year He
made his decision following a re-
quest by the official board of the
church.
The call for the return of Mr.. Ban
VIII be acted upon at the New York
East conference to be held in the
near future in New York. Mr. Ban
has been pastor of the local church
Tor the past five years
Escapes Injuries
Charles Meyerowitz of the Plain
'ille Cash Market escaped serious |
INJURIES while at work in the win
low of the store this morning. Mr..
NeyeroWltz was stationed on a step
adder which slipped and crashed
through the plate window When he
cit the ladder sclipping. Mr.. Meyer
witt grasped a beam that was over
read and performed acrobatics
While the ladder was falling through
he window.
t'lainsillc Briefs
The We'll MS will meet tonight
Nth Mrs. Charles Phelps of Trum
'ull avenue.
The choir of the Baptist church
viii rehearse Tuesday evening d
AS O'Clock at the church.
A third anniversary requiem mass
M be celebrated Wednesday morn
ng at O'Clock at the Church of
'ur Lady of Mercy for John Smith
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs