New Britain herald., 1921-08-12
y list. Last Friday there were about

y list. Last Friday there were about 90 enrolled, many of them women. Locals Perform at Carnival. Local athletes performed at Cooks arnival last night and furnished sew .ral minutes entertainment. Frank .Speck" Graham and Cliff Ice gave ] boxing exhibition of three rounds Cliff Lee and Bon of Bristol also gave m exhibition of the manly art" To- night, Young Hercules of New Britain ind Kid Benjamin of this town, will give an exhibition of wreS ling. Cliff Lee and Dutch" Kent of Hart ord will box five rounds.
 Inspects Mail Routes.
 Postmaster P. J. Prior spent the greater part of yesterday inspecting the rural mail routes. This method is followed about twice a year to see that the mail boxes and other things are in good shape. The rural terri tory covers Mountain View, Scotts Swamp and part of Forestville. The sections were all in excellent condi- tion and there were no complaints entered. The Mountain View district is covered by Gordon Morse, rural mail carrier. When the postofice was on Main street, this district was not covered by any carrier. Further improvements, however, throughout that section will be made in the fu- ture which will enable mail to be de- livered on all streets. At is now it, there are dead ends'' to all highways leading from the main one, and the government does not provide for a carrier to/deliver where there are these, as it necessitates going down street and back the same one again instead of being able to cross over to the next one and save time.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Miss Mabel Byington has returned from a trip to Prospect Beach, where she has been enjoying her vacation with the Lambda Delta club.
 Mrs. Earl Rogers and son, of Hart ford, are the guests of Mrs. W. L. filling of Webster street.
 Mrs. Lavia LeMay and two chill dren, Richard and Virginia of Broad street, are spending a short visit with Mrs. William Garret of Collinsville.
 Meyer sneiden,an will substitute at the postofice as special mail carrier during the absence or Loyal Smith.
 Miss Alzina Brunelle of Central Square, is visiting friends at South Norwalk
 Mrs J., w. Foster of Portland Conn, and her daughter, Mrs. Downs of Derby are visiting Mrs. Anna Hayes of Crown street.
 Faith Mitchell of Bridgeport, Is visiting her uncle, F.. M. Mitchell of North Washington street
 Letter Carrier Pearl Smith of the postofice will motor to Oakland Beach, Rhode Island, with his son, Loyal today. While at Willimantic, they will stop for Rachel. his daugh- ter who has been taking course in cooking at Storrs college.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Forrest and daughter of Hornell, N. tY., are visit ors at w. c. Hart of Norton place.
 Arthur Nelson of Washington street is spending two weeks vacation in Canada.
 Francis Cunningham, son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Cunningham of Ma pie street is a patiet at the St. Fran cis hispital, Hartford.
 Rev. Thomas Rooney has returned to Farrel, Pa, after visiting his sis ters, the Misses Rooney of Crown street
 Forestville Items.
 Rev. A. S. Hagerty conducted the mid-week prayer services at the As bury Methodist church last evening in place of Rev w. G. Griffen who IS en- toying his vacation.