New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
RLAIkVlLLE FAMILY ID VISIT IN ITALY
 John LepOre, Wife, Son and Daughter 10 Leave Saturday
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 Farewell Party Held-First Friday
 obser,ed-I.eases Gasoline station
 Bowling Seores-Plain,ille Briefs.
 Mr, and Mrs, John Lenore of Whit ing street, accompanied hy their daughter, Rose. and son. James, will leave Plainyille today for New York where they will board ship tomorrow bound for Italy, The family plans to make an extensive tour Of European country, visiting Rome, Venice. Milan and other large cities there, They in- tend to remain away for about year. spending the next winter in the sun. ny cline of Italy.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting
 The Plninyille Chamber of Com merce at tho regular monthly session last evening. voted to appoint a com. mittee to confer with tho officials Of the American Railway Express Co. in an effort 10 have tho company cx- tricts in Plainville. II was brought to the attention Of the chamber that tho company at the present time limits It's deliveries to the center of the town and many complaints have been received from residents in the Mountain View district and other places regarding the difficulty in getting shipments to their homes.
 A committee was also appointed to t.t with regard to closing a half day on Wednesday during the summer months. The merchants have not de- cided on the project some of them favoring the move and others being opposed. The committee will attempt to come to some agreement.
 Reports from the committee in charge of receiving subscribers to 1 garbage collection reported that so far there has been practically no response to the offer of the chamber It was decided to send out circular letter to many residents in -Plainvile ex- blaming the project and it is hoped 10 secure the necessary loo signatures 50 that regular collection may be made in the town.
 It was also reported that the heads ,f the committee in charge Of the Bristol hospital drive had decided not 0 make any effort to secure funds or the drive in Planville. The most unusual success which has been met n Bristol in the solicitation of money, 1as made a canvass in Plainvile un- necessary.
 The committee in charge of the tickets for the annual banquet re- ported that practically all of the members of the chamber will be present at the affair next Wednesday, { is planned to allow the public to ttend the banquet this year and the ickets will probably be put on pub i c sale tomorrow. The fact that the overnor will be present has caused ! nusual interest in Plainville and a t reat many people would like to hear s i'm. Present indications are that the eats will all be filled.
 Farewell Party A farewell party in honor of Miss achel Mitchell Mrs Harold Reed nd Miss Anna Mull,ngs, was held last ,ening at the home of Mrs. Bessie .cLeod at A Broad street About 7 nests were present and vocal and in- selections were rendered lring the evening. The guests of i, onor will leave for California, Mrs. Il eed and Miss Mullings next week ,. Id Miss Mitchell next September to s, ake their future home. The party N' tod lN,- cfn inn fA Tt. z,
 First Friday Devotions ,l First Friday devotons were ob- rved at the church of Our Lady of Y ercy this morning with mass at \ 30 o'clock and communion again at o'clock. Preparations are being ade for the opening of the Forty M ours devotion which starts Sunday orning at 10 o'clock.
 Leases Gasoline station C, B. J. Chichester has leased the Oak II filling station in Southjngton. He making renovations to the building q is building an addition for a tea om. He will enlarge the present T. Hiding.
 Trumbulul Bowlcrs Win The T. F.. NJ. Co. bowlers went to istol last evening and rolled dou- } match game with the Wallace rnes Co. team. The PlainNille !, aws defeated their opponents by II .,' .n 1s in pinfall at Duckpins and by tt, t 0 at big pins. The scores. both in- ,,e vidual and team, are as follows. .i,
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