New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14

sH fAs~M @ANeA AtAaAAts
In the recent publication Of the list
Of graduates who were winners Of
general hNRNrs AZ ihe New RFiiaiF
High seheel In the class az 1898, the
name af Miss Natalie Cas- Of PLATA
vile VAS emitted, Miss case and her
sister, Miss barbara Ease, beth Non
general hoReEs, standing eleke 20 the
leadership ef their class, Balh main
tanned an average o. more than S.
per cent in their studies throughont
the entire years Of their hlsh srhaoi
course,
Ilag DaE Observed,
flag day vas being generally obs
served in Plainyilie today hy the dis
! play Of Ola llery The nag a. the
/ soldiers and sailors monument ~ the
| center was raised a sunrise AMI many
Of the hames throughout the town
had the flag foam "a the breeze,
Former Residents Hers,
Mrs, @, Arthur HRisall, widow 81
the ste Colonel O. Arthur Hadsall, 4,
:, A., ami her daughter, Mrs, susan
Fay former residents Of PIainVile,
ami now Of Washington, y, c, arc a,
their summer home at 10 Church
street for the summer,
Episcopal Notes,
Rev George Hilton, pastor 81 the
Episcopal church Of our Saviour.
makes the following announcement,
u YOU enjoy game ~ cards, so TO
the parish house tonight for the
whist and bridge party arranged by
"a hau AF a. nu rfEh I1aft a
Prizes will be awarded Begins az )
y, N,
The special trolley for the church
school picnic on Saturday will leave
the center AZ asss a. m, and viii re.
turn from Lake compounee al $40
y, m,
Fathers Day sunday.
Fathers Day will he observed IN
PlRlnville sunday. The day is OBJ
served on the same scale as Mothers
Day, with the exception that tho GUS
tom In PlainViile each year has been
10 buy Dad new Ito for the day.
Platnvillo people observe the day gem
orally throughout the town.
At the Community.
The regular weekly dance will be
held at tho Community thcater to-
morrow evening, The usual attrae-
ton. Gurley Bros Charter oak or
chestra will furnish the music and
special attractions have been pre-
pared for the evenings entertain
mcnt Large numbers OF visitors
from New Britain. Bristol and South
ington have stated that they will at
tend tomorrow evening
Laying Top Dressing.
Work on the top dressing on the
Observation-Disclosures road was start
cd Yesterday and excellent progress
has been made. The amiesitc begins |
at the Plainvile side OF the small |
stretch which was laid over a year
ago Just beyond Dunhams bridge, I
and covers the cement for about 100 |
Yards. This work. 1t has been stated. I
will not take long. as the amieste |
fardens quickly and travel will be al /
lowed on it Just as soon as is per-
missabe. This will be one of the
most attractive roads in the state
when finished, as there will he white I
border OF cement on both sides with
another line in the middle, which will
greatly enhance the chances OF the
safety of motorists. Workmen have
already started in to bolster up the
shoulders on each side and it is pre-
licted that within another month the
entire roadway will be finished.
Plam,ille Briefs.
Seauassen lodge. /. @. o. F., will
hold a regular Meeting this evening in
|. O. O. f. hall.
Pyth!an lodge, X. of p, will meet
omorrow evening in I. Q. O. +. hall.
Members of the Planville Grange
will attend the observance of neigh
oors night in New Britain Saturday
hight.
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