New Britain herald., 1921-07-13
Hemenway, reader. Arthur Hanson
Rogers Return Welcomed.

V1OI1nlSC. Rogers Return Welcomed. After lapse of five years, during which the large volume of his bus mess occupies all his time, Myron Rogers, we'll known proprietor of the Plainville Baking company has re- turned as manager of the boarding house at the Plainville Camp Grounds in Forestville. For many years past MT. Rogers had always taken care of this feature at the grounds and his service was well known. The people at the grounds are glad to have Mr. Rogers back at his old stand once more.
 Auto Owner Gets Car.
 George R. Rogers of Worcester Mass, came here last night and iden- tified his Chalmers car which was found abandoned at Sunset Rock last Friday evening. The car was a large touring automobile and was stolen from in front of the owners place of business in Roachdale, about eight miles outside of the Massachusetts city. MT. Rogers was able to identi- fly his car in a most perfect manner even down to the various details found in the pockets. His wifes coat
 
 means the local police had of locating the owner. The car was seen in Pennington the night it was aban- doned and two young men and a young woman were seen as occupants. The reason the car was left on the mountain was the loss of the key which opened the connection. The car was undamaged.
 May Play In Wallingford.
 The manager of the Happy Nine is booking games for the team for the balance of the summer. The team has caused so much fun and received such publicity that many places seem anxious to have it. It is probable that the players will journey to Waling- ford on Sunday where they will meet a. fast town team. A return game will be played here later.
 Used to Stores Closing
 Local people are used to the We'd nesdayF afternoon closing of the local stores. This was indicated by the hustle this morning which housewives were making to get in their supplies before noon. The stores were at first unable to agree upon the closing time, but later when some of them braved it the majority fell into line. The stores which remain open do not mo- tice an increased volume of business.
 Church Social Tonight.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a novelty social tonight at the home of Mrs. Frank White at the corner of Broad and Whiting streets. The social will start at 6 o'clock A feature of the social will be a contribution by the penny system with competition to swell the sum.
 PlainviIIc Brief Items Miss Beatrice Shanahan of Meriden | is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1 Neff of West Main street. l MT. and Mrs. Whiting of Hartford have moved into the Warren home stead on Canal street MT Whiting | is connected with the Burroughs Adding Machine company. Miss Anna Murphy of Whiting street is spending a short vacation in New York city.
 I Harold Birnbaum of Broad street has accepted a position as cashier in the Bluebird restaurant on 62nd street | New York. He left for his new place | this afternoon.
 G. Blancato, shoe dealer, located in Neri's block, has purchased new Maxwell touring car. l Miss Margaret Sullivan of Water bury is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Powers of West Main street The Gridley Realty Company has sold land on Whiting street to Made line Feulte and Marie Milikado. Paul Carrubba of Rridgepo is the guest of Paul Blancato for two weeks.