New Britain herald., 1922-07-22
FACTORY FORCE IS
 BEING INCREASED Bristol Mills Slowly Readjustins'
 Alter Quiet Period ROAD, WEARS COMPLETION

Mrs. Chloe. Warren Again Elected
 Secretary of Veterans Association-
 Methodist Church Will Hold scry.
 Ices Tomorrow at Camp Grounds
 The hum of the machinery In the Bristol Mills on Whiting street. has been a pleasing sound 10 the residents Of Plainville during the past few weeks and indications point to the plant returning to normaley shortly after period of unusual inactivity
 There Is total of 35 persons on the payroll now and this will he in. creased 'by the appearance of 10 nor. hands Monday morning, according to official reports. The factory, when working on full time. employed 17s hands and there was time during the busy period following the war that there were as many as oO9 work ing on the machines.
 | Practically all of the old hands are being hired back and the return to their former positions has been greet. cd with pleasure. Just how many more will be hired is not known until business starts to pick up again within few months.
 General Manager Moore, who spends his time between the local plant and the factory in Bristol. is now In New York and has been out on the road good deal since busi. ness began to pick up. The sales- men are back on the job again and judging from orders coming in, many sales have been made to jobbins houses.
 The main output of the plant today is that of yarn and some unfinished products. Odd Sizes of the stock in the warehouse are also being com pleted and filled.
 | Road Nears Completion. A gang of men will begin on the Southington road Monday morning l md finish up the proposed asphalt highway which will start at Hart's | corner and run for a distance of lbout 700 yards. The road has been
 orn up for some time now during operations. but has not interfered with the traffic. It is understood hat the intentions of the contractors s to build an experimental road with ;tretches of various road materials in order to try out the different types. The improvement on the road will be l welcome to autoists who have to travel over the highway daily as be- fore the section was torn up it was in fery poor condition.
 Mrs Chloe Warren of Canal street was again elected secretary of the Veterans Association at the recent J, A. R. Encampment held at the Flainville Camp Grounds. J. F. Doug | las of Forestvlle was elected a vice president.
 Miss Fannie sprague of Forestvile. was appointed head of the Women's Relief Corps and will be assisted by Nellie M, Alderman, also of that town. as vice president. Agnes Pot ter of ForestWlle was elected treas urer of the association.
 K. of W. Festival.
 The Knights of Washington. Co. O., First Regiment. is pleased with the jale of tickets for the ice. cream fes- ti>al which will be held under the Iodge auspices on Wednesday eve hing of next week, at the Maplehurst Lawn.
 Dancing will be the feature of the evening and an orchestra will be on hand The festival will commence at o'clock,
 No Methodist Services
 Rev. A. B. Dewberry, pastor of the Methodist church, has announced that there will be no services at the local church tomorrow morning or evening. The members of, the congregation will hold their services at the Plainville ' Camp Grounds instead, where the | 57th annual session of the Methodist | denomination of the New, Haven Dis | trict is under way.
 The morning sermon at the grounds , will commence at 10:3o o'clock. Per sons attending may bring their own lunch and remain all day for the af- ternoon and evening services. Lunches will also be furnished at the grounds for those wishing to stay over.
 Many Plainville Methodists plan to leave early and attend the popular Sunrise Services which begin at 615 o'clock. Tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock, the services will be in charge of Rev E. G. Richardson of Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Archibald F. Campbell of Hartford. will lead at o'clock in the afternoon and at 7:30 o'clock at night Rev l.. H. Dorcester, also of Hart ford. will preach.
 The local church will omit services in the edfice next Sunday as well in order to attend the closing sermons at the grounds.
 Legion Meeting Monday
 Brock Barnes post of the Ameri- can Legion will hold a meeting Mon- day night at the headquarters. The