New Britain herald., 1925-07-03

The regular prayer meeting will be held at 7;iS o'clock Thursday evening,
 Catholic Church
 The summer schedule will 20 into effect at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Sunday, with low masses at 8 and 10 o'clock in the morning. There will be no Sunday school during the summer months. The choir will also have a two months vacation,
 Episcopal Church.
 The order of services at the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow will be as follows; S:3o q. m., service at St, Johns church, Forestville, Holy Communion. II q. m, morning prayer and service followed by a celebration Of the Holy Communion.
 Library Hours.
 The schedule at tho Plainville public library will be changed dur ing July and August, The library will be closed Monday and Wednes- day afternoons and will be open Tuesday afternoons and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
 Long Motor Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Glenn Radcliffe of Park street and Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Granger of Broad street will leave here tomorrow morning on motor trip to St. Johns, New Brunswick. They will stop at, Lake George, Lake Champlain, and other points of in- tcrest en route, On the return trip they will spend day or two with relatives of Mrs. Granger at Gull ford, Me. They expect to be gone for about two weeks.
 Married Thirty Years.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred D, Hastings quietly observed their 30th wedding anniversary at their home today.
 Holiday Items.
 The local factories will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of the holiday, while the majority of the stores, after remaining open late tonight, will close tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. The barber shops will close at 10 o'clock this evening and be open until noon tomorrow At the post office, the parcel post stamp and registration windows will be open from 10 II a. m, but not money orders will be issued. All mails will be despatched as usual and there will be city delivery in the morning, but there will be no rura delivery.
 The sale of fireworks this year k reported 10 be smaller than in re cent years, but a lively and louG Fourth is predicted. One or tive special officers will he on duty io night 10 prevent premature celebra ton. Local doctors are said to have sufficient quantities Of medicines ointments, and bandages on hand. Notes. Mrs. Horace Lowell and daughter Jane, of Westwood park left yestcr day for Montreal, Canada, where they will spend the remainder of tho summer with Mrs. Lovell's sister Mrs. Fred Hodge.
 Athur C. Hart of Shuttle Meadow road has accepted position on tho farm of Prentiss Agar of Sheffield Mass, and has gone to that place. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Gibson 0 Runnoll avenue will spend the holi days in Philadelphia, Pa.
 Mrs. J. F. Thomas of Concord N | H., a former resident Of PlainNIlle is visiting here at the home of Mrs Phcbe A. Tyler of UinonviIlc avenue Mrs. James Murphy and Mis Elizabeth Burns are spending th holidays at Morris Cove. New Haven with Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mrs | Catherine Cameron
 Mir. and Mrs, W. A. Jordan O Park street are spending two weeks vacation ct Canaan, Conn. ]. Sortman of New York city f visiting I. J. Birnbaum. the loca dry goods merchant.
 Miss Beatrice Cowles. daughter O Mir. and Mrs. Hubert F." Cowles O Granhy, is visiting her sister, Mrs Addison Ives of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe Radcliffe O East Main street will spend the neX ten days camping at Winsted,
 Mfr. and Mrs, A. l.. Morley of Farl street will leave here tomorrow on ten days trip to Canada and Nol' 1 Scotia,
 Mountain View, room tenement an improl oments, Tel lS6-15.- ! AdNt.
 Jacks Garage, rear of P. O.. opel for service. Ford repairing. w make a speciality of valve grinding -advt.
 About several acres ct ftandin9 grass for sale, C, H. Norton, Rec Stone HilL-advt.