New Britain herald., 1918-07-20
PLAlNVJLLE NEWS
PLAINVILLE SENDS
SEVEN AWAY THURS.
This Draft Brings Towns Quota
to About 100
TRAIN LEAVES AT 9:2O 4, N.
Private Glennon Arrives Overseas
Clinton Ispn Joins Navy-Base-
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ball Game Tone@row-Other Items
About The Town.

About The Town.
to send more men to fight for liberty
With the going of the men Thursday
Plainville will have increased it's
honor roll ITO about $50 men. The
men who have been selected are as
follows: Thomas Lappie, Unionville
avenue; Howard Henry Radcliffe,
Cook street: Robert Joseph Crosby.
Mountain View; Michael Joseph
I.ovett, New York; Martin Joseph
Foran. Whiting street; Allan Wilson
Mckee. North Washington street and
Angelo A. Casoria, Washington street.
The above men will report at the
Plainville Town hall on Thursday.
July 25, and will entrain for Camp
Devens, probably on a special train
which will arrive at the local station
at about 800
Clinton Hamn Enlists.
Clinton Hamn, son Of Mrs. Mar
garet Hamn of West Broad street en-
listed in the United States Navy Re
serve forces last Thursday at New
London Hamn enlisted as a carpen-
ter and will report for service in a
few days Previous to his enlistment
Hamn was employed at the Brook
Ign shipyard and because Of shortage
of material was sent home for 4 few
days.
Soldier Arrives Safely
Private William Glcnnon has ar
rived safely oyersease according TO
cards received this morning by sever
al Of his friends in town. Private
Glcnnon was sent to Camp Dcvens
about six weeks ago.
Private GlennOn was q member of
the former New Britain state league
ball team and also was q III ember of
the New Haven ball team.
Ball Game Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon the Rockwell
Drake baseball team will play the
All Bristol team in Bristol at the
Muzzy field. Manager Gloriant wishes
to announce that this is the first time
that his. team has encountered viii
the Ali-Bristo1s and guarantees
good game.
Party for Miss Conlin.
Last evening Miss Genevieve Conlin
of Whiting street was rendered a
birthday surprise party at her home.
About 60 guests We're present. Guests
came from Bristol New Britain
Seuthington and ForestyilIe AS we'll
as Plainville. Miss Conlin received
several nice gifts.
Complaints Received
Several complaints have been made
of late concerning the condition of
the Main street crossing. The crossing
has been in poor condition for the
past several days, and many of the
autoists who have to cross it report
that some automobile may suffer
severe damages if the town officials
do not repair it.
Chautauqua Notes.
The following program was OBJ |
served at the Chautauqua assembly !
today, s a. m the basketry class; 9 /
a. m. bible talk by Rev. David Yale;
$50 a. m. cooking classes; 10 a. m, !
children's hour; II a. m. nature talk; |
1870 p. m. assembly chorus meeting; |
2:45 the annual meeting of the w. !
G. T. L.; 4:30 p. m. the classes in |
Del Sarte were resumed and at %. !
m. entertainments and readings as /
well as music will be given by Miss |
f1Ofanl Hayllahd or New York. The !
subject for the entertainment is |
"Sll etchcs from Life
Sunday Chautauqua Program.
At a. m. Sunday school will be |
held and at 10:40 there will be a
sermon by Rev. David Lewis Yale.
At 3:45 there will be a sermon by
Rev. Walter S. Benzanson of Bristol
and at s p. m. an illustrated sermon
Church Notes.
congregational chureh.-Regular
service will be held at 10:45 and the
n will he