New Britain herald., 1921-04-25
Guards Reunion


 Tonight, at the Elm Tree Inn at Pennington, the members of the State Guard, Co. I, will enjoy ban quet and reunion. Invitation have been extended all members and about 60 are expected to attend. They will gather at the town hall and leave in automobiles at o'clock for that place. Senator John H. Trumbull will act in the role of captain, having been such during the activities of the guards, and Stanley S. Gwillim and Peter Duffy, former lieutenants, will drill the men while eating. The town will have to do it's best while the soldiers are out on guard duty at the Inn, and should an advance be made on the place during their absence, hurried call would be necessary to summon the lads in order to save the town.
 Daylight Plan
 The post office opened at 6 o'clock this morning instead of the usual time at o'clock in order to coincide with the changed schedule of the railroads and mail trains. This is the only place in the town which has started the daylight saving plan and it is not believed that the stores will follow. The Plainville Trust company officials were considering changing to the earlier hour, but in view of the fact that the merchants will not change, it was not considered neces- sary.
 Baptist Church Meeting The annual meeting of the Plain vile Baptist church will be held in the lecture room of the church on Friday evening of this week at 7:45 I o'clock. The nnual election of officers will take place and reports of the various committees will be heard. All mem bers of the church are urged to attend at matters of importance will be discussed.
 Cannon for Plainvile It is possible that Plainville will soon have a war trophy. Represents l. tive E.. Hart Fcnn. of the First Con- gregational church district, has in- troduced in the House, a bill for the providing of a field piece or cannon in Wethersfield and 'his town. Baseball Notes There will be meeting tonight of the Plainville Athletic club at the usual place at 7:30 o'clock. It is urged that all tickets for the enter tainment on May 6, be turned in this evening if possible in order to ascer- tain the progress of the affair. The entertainment committee reports some excellent talent for the pro- gram. Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher will have charge of the arrangements. Many of the merchants and prom inent men of the town have contrib uted towards the support of the team and any who desire to do so, and have not been solicited as yet. are asked to get in touch with Man. ager Allen Bailey or John J. Mur- phy. Several benches have already been erected around Aliens Field in preparation for the big opening game on May 14. The team will have a preliminary game next Sunday after noon. They will play the Aces of this town in practice game. The uniforms ordered some time ago are expected to arrive next week or pos sibly before that and will be distrib- uted among the members for their initial showing.
 Forestville News.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt have returned from their trip to Wash ington. -- s Ellsworth. Chase has completed 8 Crdck eompany. ~.' '' ..',' Moore of Springfield, Mass, were the weekend guests of Mrs. Margaret Hyiand of Circle street. ..
 voted to hold an "Open House" at the station after the new Mack .. -. NOTICE. 9. ':-.:-..
 We-have taken over the store for-