New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
VACATION SCHOOL
 IS PLANNED HERE Community Project Sponsored by Protestant Churches MINSTREL SHOW SUCCESS
Clean Up Campaign to Include Out lying Districts-Local Chamber of
 Commerce Members to Attend
State Banquet-Other Items.

A community vacation school Will be held in Plainville this year from July ' to July 25, according 10 an announcement made today. This school will be a community project sponsored by the Protestant churches Of the town,
 Further details regarding the school are now being completed and will bo announced later. Various churches have conducted individual schools during past years, but the new project marks the first tina that all the churches have banded together in forming one school. All District Included
 So that there may be no misun- derstanding regarding the town lim- 1 it's covered by the annual "cloan-uo c weeks" campaign, all residents Of , Mountain View, Westwood park. and other outlying and rather isolatcl ] sections are urgently requested 10 l lend their cooperation in this work, as the same service for the removal Of rubbish when placed at the stree, line in front Of their homes will be accorded 10 them as is 10 those moro centrally located.
 | Particular stress is also being laid on tenement house courts and pro- perties in the rear and adjacent .o local stores. These places arc ask ed 10 take this opportunity 10 work in connection with the local author. ities in removing accumulation that do not add to the health con- ditions Of the town,
 It is hoped that all residents in 1 Plainville are preparing to give their cellars and back yards a sprna cleaning next week, May f9th tc . 24th inclusive.
 show Great Success
 A new standard of cntertainmnn. for Plalnville was established last night at the high school auditorium when the minstrel show sponsored 1 by the committee engaged in secur. ing the fund for Plainville's new public library was s,aged by F.. J Millerick. Advertised as the bes, show ever produced in Plainville the production more than lived UT to all that vas claimed for 1t.
 Despite the threatening Weathe; Of last night, the auditorium way filled to capacity long before the curtain arose at S:O5 o'clock an, late corners were forced 10 stand 1T the rear Of the hall. Presented b' lnterlocutor Frank J. O'Brien as tn, ,Trumbull Electric" hour. all an nounCements and introductions Q numbers. were along the line Of na tionally known radio programs Mir c Brien's novel and humorous pres ontation of each number was round ly applauded by the good naturet audience which included Governor and Mrs. John H. Trumbull and / party including Major and Mrs. Joh Coolidge Of New Haven.
 There was not weak spot on in. program and many Of the number received several encores. The hu nor between numbers was unusual ly good and kept the large audience lin an uproar throughout the per formanCc. Many Of Plainville's bes known citizens were remembered ,' tho jokes and arc the butt Of 800, na'ured jibcs around town today
 To review the program. tho Her aid observer finds 1t difficult tt single out the outstanding numbers as all were good. Especially hket were the snappy work Of the chorus the talented accompanst work 0
 Musical Director J. Samson Bank and the finished performance Of th, end men. particularly James Hayes Carmi Bosco and George Cunning ham. The vocal duets by Mr. an
 Mrs James Hayes and by Ann' tCrampton and Mary D'Antonio wer. well received. Miss Gertrude CUllrl made big hit with her version O the 10G0 dane" steps and was fore ed 10 respond 10 soycra lcncorcs.
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