New Britain herald., 1922-08-19

| from President Garfield, On Tuesday, the party will be on the Mohawk Trail and enjoy a drive to the guar ries In Vermont They will also visit Middlebury college and on Wednes- day will arrive in Burlington in time for the session which commences at ll'3o o'clock noon. On Wednesday. a sail around Lake Champlain will be enjoyed,
 Miss Cook and Mir. and Mrs. Low ry will leave August 2s. stopping at Dartmouth college and Saturday at Amherst
 Pyth1an Lodge Meeting. ! Pythian lodge, K. of F., held q meeting last night when reports were given on the success of the recent fair held at the Community theater. The returns which are not all in, showed profit so far of about $40. The officials of the lodge however, will issue statement later in regards to the entire profit realized. as soon as all parties have handed in their expenses.
 l The lodge wishes to thank the townspeople for their generous sup port.s Funds will be used for the Municipal Christmas Tree In Decem- Der. At that time, the children of Plainville will be invited to the lodge rooms or some other place, to enjoy receiving presents which the residents have donated towards during the fair
 Breaks Wrist Jess Wettmore of the Maplehurst on West Main street, is suffering from a sprained left wrist sustained when he fell in the Standard Steel and Bearings Co.,. Thursday noon. Mir. Wettmore Is under the care of Dr. L, H. Frost and will be unable to work for several weeks.
 According to MT. Wettmore, he was leaving the plant at noon when he slipped on the oily floor, landing on his wrist He returned to his duties as usual In the afternoon and worked until 4:30 o'clock his arm in great pain. He then called on Dr. Frost when an A-ray was taken which revealed the sprain.
 Relief Corps Outing. The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its annual picnic at Lake Com bounce Wednesday, August 30. The members will leave Plainville on the 1o:o5 o'clock trolley in the morning. Local Man Sued. Robert J. Skelley and Edward J. Dyer of this town, have retained Judge William F, Mangan as their counsel in the suit against them for $500 brought by Daniel J. Donovan, receiver for the w. J. Cahill com pany. Two Peerless automobiles, owned by the Plainville men, have been attached. They have been al- lowed the use of them, however, by furnishing a bond.
 Mir. skelley was formerly sales manager of the local Cahill branch land MT. Dyer office manager. The Cahil company. in its charges. al- |leges that the men have unpaid bills at the concern which they wish to collect. The defendants contend that they have back wages due them which would more than cover the alleged bills.
 Church Notices. Baptist church-The pastors theme at 1o;45 o'clock will be "Anoin.ed For Service" Sunday school will fol- low this service. Young Peoples service at o'clock; there will be no evening service at o'clock Thursday, mid week prayer, meeting at 7:45 o'clock.
 Advent Christian church--Morning service at 10:45 o'clock, preaching subject, Some Good Advice" Sun day school at 12 o'clock noon; Loyal Workers at 6 o'clock; song service and preaching at o'clock in the eve ming; prelude to sermon, Sunday Movies" Sermon subject, What Are We Here For ?' Prayer meeting and bible study Thursday evening at 7:45 0 oclock.
 Congregational church Preach ing at 1o:45 o'clock by Rev. Mir. Raymond of Glastonbury. There will be no Sunday school or evening serv- ice.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Waldo of Bristol and Miss Irene Smith and Carroll Cutton of Plainville. are en- toying vacation at the Riverside Cottage, Ocean Beach.
 Miss Evanseline Reed Is spending a few weeks with Mrs. George Jester of East Main street,
 Miss Rachael Mitchell has re- turned from two weeks vacation in New Hampshire.
 The Lady of Mercy team will have as it's opponents the fast Kensington team in a game to be staged at Aliens field tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The game has been changed to Aliens because the Aces are play ing out of Town and have given the use of their home diamond to the junior team. The Kensingtonites have a reputation as a fast aggrega- ton and Manager Duffy is anxious to take them into camp. Datolli will | probably pitch.
 If not, put in plenty of wood $500 | FOR SALE-Have you your winter coal , | load while 1t lasts. ,0o extra delivered | in New Britain. The John Cooke Co.,, |
 Plainvle, Conn.
 FOR sALE-Lsbrary table and hall rack in perfect condition. Will sell for half price