New Britain herald., 1919-11-15
Advent Of Winter Causes Activity
 in That Line SCOVlLLE FARM IS SOLD
Thirty Acre Tract Purchased by Ada and Lyman Vinccnt-NIany Plain vile Residents Attend Big Game Ladies Society Plans Food Sale.

Owing to the approach of cold weather the work on the many build ingS under process of construction in Plainville is being speeded up as much as possible. The Trumbull Electric company's new factory addition will be completed and ready for occupation on orabout December 1. The work on the Neri block in the center of the town is progressing rapidly but the owners claim they have no knowledge of the time the building will be cOm- pleted Rush orders for building ma terials have been coming in to dealers for. the past two or three weeks and 1t hats been a difficult matter to fill all of aIie- orders in a short time. Brick, Timber and cement are much in de- Finland at this time.
 The addition at the Standard Steel and Bearings plant will not be finished before winter and it is expected that the work will have to be held up until spring as it is practically impossible to use any Cem ent for concrete con- struction in the winter Many houses are being erected in the vicinity of WestwOod park and the builders are showing unusual energy in order to complete the construction in contract time.
 AUtenulnS dle S"uc
 Among Plainville people attending the Yale-Princeton game today are the following: MT. and Mrs Louis Brastow, Miss Mildred Coombs, Roger Freeman, Wesley Kavanaugh Miss Mae Fitzgerald. J. H. Trumbull large representation from the office of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company are in attendance.
 Annual Food Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Plain Ville Baptist church will hold it's an nual sale of food and fancy articles at tho church chapel on Tuesday and W ednesday afternoons and evenings. All entertainment will be provided on Wednesday, evening.
 Plan Union Service.
 Arrangem are being made by the ministers of local churches for a union Thank sgiving service to be held on Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 26 There has never before been such a service in Plainville and it will be in the na- ture of an eXperim ent. Announcemen ent of complete details will be made later.
 Realty Trasfer.
 William C.. Scoville has transferred land and buildings on Pennington road to Ada and Lyman Vincent. The property consists of a 30 acre farm, with a dwelling house, two barns, and live stock. The sale was made through the agency of Charles F. Con- lon.
 Enjoyable Party.
 About 50 young people attended the party at the East Mountain bungalow last evening. Music, games and vic trola dance were included in the pro- gram of entertainment Refreshm were served, including sweet cider. Guests were present from Plainville, Forestvile, Hartford and New Brit l ain.
 Church Notices.
 Church of Our Savior-Celebration of holy communion will take place at | 8 o'clock; morning prayer, litany and 1 sermon by the rector at 10:45; Sun ] day school at noon.
 Plainville Baptist ,church-At 10:45 l the pastors subject will be, Jesus In vited to the Home;' Sunday school at l 12:05 o'clock; Young peoples service l at o'clock: at : clock the pastor l will take for his topic The Standard 1 of Measurement"
 A. M. F. Zion church-Morning worning worship and sermon, "The 1 Inner Circle" at 1O:45 o'clock; Sun day school at 12:3O o'clock: Y. P. s. C. E. at 6:3O o'clock; evening worship and sermon at 7:30 o'clock, subject, "The Worlds Greatest Attraction" Trustees Sunday will be observed to- morrow.
 Advent Christian church-Rev. George F.. Tyler the pastor, will preach sermon on God S Chain of a King" At the evening service the bo cfi 1