New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
PLANS COMPLETED
 FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Grave Of Soldier Dead to Be
 Decorated in Morning
EMERY IS MARSHAL AGAIN
Health Conditions Here Good - High school Nine Breaks Losing
 Streak by Defeating CollinsNillc

Town officials, citizens, school pu- pils, veterans of the Civil, Spanish American, and World wars, sons Of the veterans who wore the blue of the Union in the days of 1861, the Woman's Relief corps. American Le- zion auxiliary. Boy and Girl Scouts, and. in fact, the entire community of Plainville, will pause in its daily | pursuits tomorrow to pay homage 10 its sons and the sons of the na- tion who paid the supreme sacrifice 1 in the wars in which the nation has taken part, The Sons Of Veterans and Brock Barnes post, American l Legion. under whose auspices the Memorial day services arc being conducted, expect the annual ob- servance to be the most successful in years.
 Tho services for the day will get under way at S.a m. when mem l bers of the American Legion will meet at Legion hall on Whiting street and proceed in squad 10 St. l Joseph's cemetery on Iarmington avenue. Here the graves of their l departed comrades will be decorated and a special service conducted. A voiley will be shot and taps sound cd by Buglers Merton J. Lamb and l Stephen Mindek..
 At o'clock the annual Memorial day parade will form in front Of | Legion hall. Daniel Emery. com mander of the Sons of Veterans. will again act as marshal and will be assisted by Commander Frank Le- Tasseur of the American Legion post. The parade will be headed by the Plainville Drum corps, followed by the G. A. R. Sons of Veterans. American Legion. Boy and Girl Scouts, Woman's Relief corps, Amer ican Legion auxiliary. and school children.
 The line Of march will be from Whiting street to the center, up West Main street 10 Washington street. and from Washington street 10 West cemetery. The Sons of Veterans will conduct memorial services at the cemetery. The Legion firing squad and buglegs will assist in the serv- ices.
 1 After the services here arc com pleted those taking part in the pa rade will embark in automobiles for Forestville 10 take part in the ob- servance there The Woman's Relief corps will have charge of the serv- ices in the Forestvlle cemetery and will be assisted by the Sons Of Vet orans
 All those who wish 10 donate cars for use in the parade tomorrow are asked 10 report at Legion hall al 8;45 o'clock.
 Little Activity Here
 The entire town will unite with the patriotic orders in observing Memorial Day, Special hours nill be observed by the post office. while all factories and schools will be closed. The stores will remain open tonight and will be closed all day tomor- row. The barber shops will be open for q few hours in the morning,
 Memorial Service Despite tho rain last night. Pyth- ian temple. No. 29, Pythian Sisters, met in I, o. O. F. hall, a large num- Der Of members being present 10 at tend thn memorial service in honor of tho departed members. The scrv- ices were very impressive and sue ccssful.
 The flowers used in the service will be presented TO the Plainville Private hospital After the regular meeting 2 light luncheon was served.
 On Wednesday. June II, the 1 Pythian Sister will observe Flag Day,
 Golf Driving school
 Plans are being completed for the ! school on Cooke street on the former Charles Palmer property. The grounds are-hr1ng put in shape and