New Britain herald., 1924-05-27
PLainuiM News
LAST MINUTE RUSH
 TO BE VACCINATED Children Take Time Limit Before
 Submitting to InOculation PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DAY

Morris Corning Hurt in FaII--Ladies
 Auxiliary to Make wrcaths-Base.
 ball Team to Practice - PiainyilIe
 Briefs.
 Yesterday was the last day on which school children who had not been vaccinated would be allowed to attend the public schools and there was number of the pupils who re- ported 10 the offices of the local phy- sicisn's to be inoculated agains the spread of smallpox. The schools up to yesterday had reported about 9S per cent raccinated. The results were very good and the vaccinations took effect in the majority of the cases.
 The smallpox patients are pro- gressing in the course Of their sick ness and will probably be released from quarantine in the near future unless other complications ensue. There have been no. new develop ments in the town since the last case was reported over a week ago. There were so many contacts with the disease that health authorities do not feel safe yet over the chances of a spread and they caution the residents of the town against becoming lax in their vigilance.
 Memorial Day Plans
 Memorial Day will be fittingly ob- served in Piainville by general sus. pension of business, decoration of the graves of veterans and a parade in which veterans of three wars win participate.
 All the stores and other business houses in the town will be closed all day Friday and for the convenience of the patrons, will be kept open Thursday night until g o'clock. The barbershops will be closed all day Friday and will keep open Thursday night until 10 o'clock. Officially. the town will observe the day and all of- fees in the town hall will be closed for business.
 Post office Hours
 There will be no mail deliveries either rural or town on Friday. &C., cording to tho post office regulations governing holidays and the stamp window will be open from 10 10 o'clock in the morning standard time. No money orders will be issued but all malls will be despatched as usual.
 Morris Corning Hurt
 Morris Corning Of Church street suffered painful accident Saturday in Hemingway's Grocery store on West Main street. He was descending tho stairs in the store interior with a large crock in his hands. His foot caught on one Of the steps and ho plunged down 10 the floor. He suf- fered badly gashed wrist and was attended by Dr. J. N. Bull.
 To Make Wrcaths
 The members of the American Le- , ,ion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post | Will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Chloe Warren of Canal street. Work will be started on the wreaths Or Memorial Day and all those wish ng to help are asked 10 attend tho iession.
 Team 10 Practice.
 st. Mary's baseball team will hold regular practice session this eve- ling and all members Of the squad ire asked to report. The manage nent is looking for games with teams bout the state. It is reported that fforts are being made 10 hook the cam up with organizations out of he local boys class, but older and riser heads in the town are advising sainst this move as one step into igner company would spell ruin for he team. The best that the local oys can do, they say, is 10 keep play hg teams in their own class and age nd not Attempt 10 take on some old r and more experienced hines. The 'lainville team cannot offer any cam home games and can play only ut Of town.
 Bosco Seriously III. Many residents of the town are hooked to hear that Michael Bosco, athcr Of the six children who have cen ill with smallpox. is seriously ill rom an old complaint at his home n Maple street. Mir. Bosco has been I for long time and is not expected 3 live. The health authorities arc ! king strong precautions 10 enforce he quarantine which is still in force n inc home and If necessary will eep a policeman on the door. This ] 10 safeguard the health of the community. \ movement is on foot ] the town 10 help the family finan- Ially. and many are said 10 be will iE to contribute.
 Real Estate Transfer.
 Property at 1s0 kensinEton axe ue. New Britain, consisting of i've cres of land and three dwelling ouses has been transferred from lillian Cowlishaw to Mrs. Anna urner Of Plainvil1e.
 Rogers Wedding.
 \ pretty wedding took place last -ening at ' o'clock at the home Of ir. and Mrs. A. l.. Rogers Of ' North -asI1ington street, when Edwin alph snelgroye, son Of NIT. and Mrs. q pin snelgrove Of Windsor. took l, iss Olirs Mae Rogers for his bride. 1, he ceremony was performed by ev. Charles s. Wyckoff. pastor of !, le Plainyille Congregational church. ' he couple was attended by r. John 1eigrove. brother of the groom. as < st man. and Miss Hazel Rogers. ' ster of inc bride, as maid of honor. ! The bride was gowned in a dress white satin and Princess lace and Irried a shower bouquet of bride q ,ses and lilies of the valley. Her ! tendant was dressed in pink crepe ' chine and carried an arm bouquet ! pink sweet peas. The home was ' ettily decorated with ferns and l, ,,;sa fifaes