New Britain herald., 1921-08-23

daily route. The Plalnville carriers, however, often leave with close to 100 pounds. Packages are therefore bulky and there is difficulty in carrying them The mail carrier delivers a slip to the person to whom package is ad- dressed stating that there is a pack ago at the office.
 However the postnan takea tho package on his next trip or waits un- til the following day. Excellent mail package delivery is given at the local office Ey this system.
 The ha bit of calling up the post office and inauiring for mail, has be- come a common occurrence of late. The officials at the office are not re- quired to answer these questions re- garding rr.aia for individuals but do so out of courtesy. ". .t
 :, Plainyille Briefs.
 Miss Francis Golding :. of Boston, Mass, and Mrs. Mae :Roney and daughter, Eleanor, also of that place, are visiting t. the home of John Smith of Maple street.
 |. Howard Fanion of Fairbank avenue, has returned to his home after spend ing a two weeks vacat tion with his aunt Mrs Mitchell of southngton The Brock-Barnes post held it's reg ular meeting. last evening. Regular routine business was transa cted. Clarence Nelson of East street, has gone to Norwood, N: J. for a short visit.
 Court General Layton, F. of A., will hold it's regular meeting this evening MT. and Mrs. Albion Bogue of Central Square are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Constance Augusta, born to them Sunday night. 1 Mrs. Rogue was Miss Anna Hulten be- l fore her mar rriage. :-+ s-7- | Fred Matthews is giving the flag pole on the Grange hall a new Goat ] of paint
 l Mir and Mrs. Lee Cook and two l children, have returned to their home
 at Maiden, Mass, after visiting her 1 parents MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dimes
 of Crown street. Mrs. Cook was 1 formerly Miss Katherine Dimes The Misses Sadie Wheeler, A. N 1 Ryder, Jane Roach, Bessie Loomis ] and Name Brown of the Trum bull 1 Electric company office force, are en- l toying their annual vacation. 1 .-. F'orestville News. 1 The Newton S. Manross Post W R. C., will hold it's regular meeting l Thursday afternoon at it's halls. The 1 Trumbul Corps of Plainville have tissued them an invitation to attend an outing and picnic at Rockwelrs S park, August s1.
 F. N. Manross has been named iagain as a candidate for, the coun- cil. MT. Manross is a member of the council at present and is an ac- tive worker.
 l Howard Bradley of East: Main street has returned from Kent. Conn, where Inc has been spending the past three lmonths.
 Miss Myra Jerome of Central street has returned from a vacation spent lat Walnut Beach. .s- l Harry Stone of Broad street is home after a vacation at Momauguin Cadet Frederick Manross has re turned from Europe and is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Man ross and his grand parents, MT. ano Mrs. F. N. Manross, who are at their
 ottage at Hitchcock Lake. Cadet
 Nanross will return to West Poin
 Friday of this week.
 William H. Hummer, station agent
 is spending a vacation at White Deer
 Pa. with his family.
 | Mrs. F. L. Wright of Washing gtor lstreet, has left for Winfield, Kansas MT. and Mrs. A. B. Alderman o1
 Pennington avenue. and J. A. Acker
 man of Bristol, attended the 60tl wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs
 Henry Sou1e, grandparents of Mrs ! l J. A. Alderman, at Lake Congamond Sunday.
 Miss Marjorie Hale has returned t. , liner home at Hartford after being tn guest of Miss Helen Johnson of Farm lington avenue for the past week. l THE EAST BERLIN COAL 6 WOOD e
 1 will have for sale on arrival of with in a week few tons each Of goo screened Lehigh nut and stove coal. s-22-3
 THE BIG WOOD SALE is now on. Las
 years wood cut prices. Going out business. Jasper Williams, Peace Cour : l off ofBroad s-1s-1w