New Britain herald., 1922-09-06
Plainvile News
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Elizabeth Heineman, the visitin nurse. who will give them a superb cial examination and send them home Dr. Bull says that sore throat is tn, start of such diseases as diphtheria scarlet fever and the measles. Chil dren sent home to be cured of an. sickness, cannot return until they hav' completely recovered.
 Drum Corps Night
 Tonight will be "Plainville Night at Lake Compounce when the Plain vile Fife and Drum corps will render concerts at four-night Mardi Ora! under the auspices of the Young Mems T. A. & B. society of New Britain.
 There will be something difYeren, every night. Tomorrow evening will be celebrated at Southington tonight and Friday as Bristol night. Satur- day will be the big day of them all as 1t will feature the drum corps com. petition at which organizations from all parts of the state are expected to attend.
 The competition will be held Satur- day afternoon, starting at 1880 o'clock and the final night of the affair will be wound up with dance.
 Says Registrars Inactive
 One of the towns prominent men in local political life and himself a town office holder, took time last eve- ming to arraign the registers of voters for alleged inactivity. According to the gentleman in question, there are many names which should be appear ing on the list of voters to- be made and which are absent. The speaker recalled that some years ago it was the habit of the various parties to see to 1t that everyone who had become of age was sought for registration and party utilization. Now, he claims, there is so little interest on the part of those concerned, that anyone offer ing names for the list are scorned or laughed at. It is the opinion of the local official that publicity should have been the fact that all who wish to be made voters should have their names on the lists. Perusal of the A'clo ANNSolSu oCsCldl IdllCc Ol lHC younger element which do not appear and several of whom are known to have desired to be made voters. The leaders of the various parties, are, it is reported, supposed to look over pos sble voters with a view to having their names put on the list of those voters who wish to be made AS far as is known the negligence does not come so much upon the part of the registrars as upon the leaders of the parties and their assistants who are supposed to SCOUT the town for new members to be added to their ranks It could not be definitely learned this morning, but 1t is thought that the lists have not been closed and those who desire to be made voters should see Joseph N. McKernan or Peter F. Duffy, registrars. or the heads of the parties who might sumbit their names
 Plainvtlle Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank G. Johnson of 53 Forestville avenue, have returned from a two weeks vacation spent at New York, Providence and Boston.
 The Knights of Washington will hold meeting tonight at the Epis- copal Church of Our Saviouh at o'clock. Tomorrow night, there will be a meeting of the parish at which Mrs. Acheson will speak. Everyone connected with the church is urged to attend the meeting which will be held in the parish house.
 Banns of marriage have, been an- nounced at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy between Miss Anna M. Greener, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Aside Greener of East Broadway street, to Ernest Martin of Bristol. The wedding will take place prob ably next week.
 The approaching marriage has also been announced of Miss Francis Der ardy of South Washington street, to T'iline DeBerardino of this town. FOR sALE-Roll top desk. Call 1s3 Broad St. or Phone 1885, Plainvie.
 GOOD table board and room. Reasonable. 20 Broad St.
 FOuND-Gold breast pin. last Tuesday. Owner can have by calling at IT West