New Britain herald., 1924-02-23
MUST SHOVEL PATHS
 ID RECEIVE MALL Rural Patrons of Post Office Liable to Lose Deliveries.
 HOLD WASHINGTON SOCIAL
Legion County Association Meets Here TOmOrrow-sliss Margaret Eeury Engaged as Teacher--Church No- tices-I'lainsiiic Briefs.

\ Patrons of the rural carrier dclir-
 cry of the plain,ille post office are
 notified by Postmaster James F. Esh-
 CT that special orders have come
 through from headquarters stating
 that those persons on the rural routes
 who fail to make the roads near their mail boxes accessible to the car
 riers will be liable to lose delivery of {, their mail until such a time as paths have been shoveled from the road to k, the mail boxes. The rural mail car riers are ordered not to leave their 1 conveyances and for that reason, the patrons on the route will be obliged to make . path from the road to the mail boxes. The order reads that rural boxes must be so located as to be accessible to carriers at all times so that the carriers will not be obliged l to leave their conveyances." The To- cal postmaster hopes that the people on the rural routes will give complete cooperation with the office so that the service may not be interrupted.
 Naslington's Birthday Social. An enjoyable Washington's Birth- day social was held last evening in the Baptist church under the auspices of the G. N. club. Int hall was pret- i tily decorated for the occasion with flags. hatchets, etc. Musical selcc- tions were rendered by Miss Bernicc 1 Mitchell and Wallace Bunnel and readings were given by Miss Alice Lane and Miss Edith Cooke. Re- Treatments were served and games were played. The feature of the eye- ming was the presentation of bou- quet of carnations to Mrs. ]. H. Nit choll, the occasion being her birthday.
 County Association Meets.
 The Hartford County association of the American Legion will meet to- morrow afternoon at } o'clock in the 'oonls Of the Brock-Barnes post in the Recreation building on Whiting ,treet. Representatives from all the posts in the county are expected to be present and a number of important matters arc to be taken up for dis i cussion. The local post will act as host to the visiting delegates.
 New Teacher Engaged.
 Miss Margaret feury of Portland. 1 Maine, il graduate Of the Gorham Il teacher in Grade Of the grammar school She will succeed Miss Kettle olcott. who resigned her position here 10 accept il similar one in Hartford. i Miss fcury entered upon her new du- ! ties the past week.
 \ debate between two teams sc- lccted from the girls was held in the | grammar school Thursday afternoon. Tho subject was Resolved: That mo, ton pictures are more interesting and moro instructive than the radio" The side was upheld by yir- ginia coniorti, Louise Bosco and Mar. jorie Rutland and the negative by Helen ostman, Mary Gallagher and Dorothy Conion. The negative side won. Music was furnished by Jennie and Doris Galpin.
 Appropriate exercises for Washing toms birthday were held in all the grades Thursday afternoon.
 Church Notices
 Iongrcg gational church Morning service at i0;i5 q. m., "The Practice of Religion; church school imme. aiatcly after the morning service: Young Peoples meeting at 6 D. m. Half The World Without the Cos. pei" Preparatory service Thursday 1h ening at 1880 D. m.
 Baptist church i0:45 q. m. the pastor will speak on Spiritual Bless ngs:" Sunday school following tho morning service; p. m.. Young Peo- oic's service: p. m. ''The Need 1 Net" will be the pastors theme. cvsning at 7:45. prayer i meeting.
 Episcopal gesima Sun. ! lay. a. m., Holy communion: 10 a. ' n.. church school: i a. nl.. morning i 'raysr and sermon: D. n,., evening .raycr and sermon.
 N. r.. church--l0:45 a. m., morn- ng service; is o'clock noon. Sunday chool: 6:3d p. m.. Epworth league. ] nader, \. Grisao old. 'Thc Local 'hurch at the Center. A. Al. E. Zion church Rev. E. S Iorace Brown. pastor. Morning wor- hip at ii q. m.: Sunday school at gao D. m.: D. m.. Third Union fl tia ri rIx meeting sgrEsirp of aba 4 AT ' C.