New Britain herald., 1924-09-25
PlainviMe News
LA TOILETTE MEN
 VISIT PLAINVILLE C. R. Johnson, Organizer, Seeks
 to Start Club Here THE GOODWINS IGNORED 

Observe Wedding Anniyersary-Real Estate Transfer-Fircmcn to
 Fiskc,iIle, n. I.-Returns After
 Opcration-Plainyill Briefs.
 Efforts will be made in the very near future by state organizers to form La Toilette for president club in Plainyille. it became known today through letters received In town by several men who are interested in the candidacy of the Wisconsin sen ator and the third party movement. c. k. Johnson, state organizer of the clubs with offices on Ann street in Hartford is at present touring the state in the interests of his man and has already visited Bristol. Southing- ton and other towns and will visit Plainville within the next day or two to look over the ground.
 t Is reported that there are sev- eral men in town who are interested in the third party movement, one at least being man who has here tofore been strong republican and member of several town commis- sions through appointments from the republican party or election on the republican ticket. No activities have as yet been entered into but it is ex- pected that if MT. Johnson meets with an success in his efforts, a strenuous campaign will be waged in town. Up to the present, there has been little talk of a third party in Plainville and present indications point to a cold reception in the town to followers of the Wisconsin sena- tor
 Republican leaders in town are en- thusiastic of the showing for Cool idge which they anticipate in Mo- vember. The democrats are just as enthusiastic that they will be able to cut into the ranks of the republi- cans at the polls. A lively campaign hinging mostly on the state and na- tional tickets is'expected to be waged by'both parties.
 Local Couple Honored
 The church supper served by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church in the church parlors last evening was largely attended. During the course of the evening, pleasant surprise was sprung on Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Goodwin who were recently married. The affair took the form of shower and MT. and Mrs. Good win received large number of beau- tiful and useful gifts. Games were played. vocal and instrumental se- lections were rendered and refresh- ments were served. Mir. Goodwin be- fore her marriage was Miss Elsie Dunbar.
 Observe Anniversary A reception was tendered last evening to MT. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cargill on the observance of their 39th we'd ding anniversary. About 50 guests were present including visitors from Bridgeport, Bristol, Waterbury, New Britain and Plainville. Dr. F. A. Cargill, brother of G. NJ. Cargill of fered original selections in recitation and read a poem composed by him especially for the occasion. Musical numbers and instrumental selections were rendered. A buffet lunch was served.
 Real Estate Transfer
 The residence of S. S. Gwllim on Hough street has been sold through the Stanley M. Smith Co.,, Inc, of Plainville to D. K. Peck of the Peck Spring Co, The transfer will come as a surprise because of the despatch with which it has been consummat- ed. Mir. Gwillin and his family moved into their new residence on Pennington avenue last Thursday, one week ago today. MT. Peck will occupy the new quarters on October 1.
 Bremen to Fiskeyille
 The members of PIainville Hose Co. No. have all plans completed for their attendance at the field day and muster of volunteer fire com- panies to be held in Fiskevilie, R. l., next Saturday. The entire company will attend but because of the dis tance and the fact that the men will be away nearly two days, the ap- paratus will not be taken along. Ef- forts are being made at the present time by the members to enlist sub- stitutes for the time of their ab- sence and warning is issued to all residents in town to be eXtraordi- narily careful of fires this weekend so as to avoid disasters. The local hose racing team will be entered in the contest in the RhodeTsland town and the members are hoping to duplicate the feat they accomplished 1 at New Haven for which they re- ceived a beautiful cup and won the state championship. It was due to