New Britain herald., 1926-02-15
Joint Meeting Tonight

"Na'hauA,h tho Mystic Apostle"
 Joint Meeting Tonight
 4 joint iNr"ttnE of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, and jN" p,aN>lr" Home Guarl will be held tonight at Legion hall. S'a'c Com rHndor Harry C, Jackson will he prr.vot and speak, IS will l;"y, ',ru >l L. Wisnrr ot Bristol. a war 'rlar,H
 ", (. T. |. Meeting
 |0. regular meeting of the w. H. r. {, will he held at 3 o'clock Tursl"y afternoon at tho home Of Mrs, lrl%h Trnmbul jS Maple street As 'hrrc is special business 'o ha tt,," Un. every member is rrdG.st,. @, pr"solt.
 RcdSton, Hill Eu>y NhoNclling
 Eedstolr Hnl. rut ol' from com municatior ..,th thu center hy tho sno"s'orlu C. L.N week, was opened up again y'.0,!'lay by much heavy sloyrllins on th, part of its citizens. Tho ro1I huG fen blaalicd hy drifts which in sout lluces were as much as eight feet d,vp, so that resident bound tor town Wyr" forced to come throuch the fields hy roundabout roH'"s. Yesterday q crowd 0: Red stone Hill resident including Charl"s Norton. Merton Lamb and many others. armed Themselves with Shoyrls and attacked tho drifts which had kept the more tim1 o' i them at home. The road was finally i opened and several of the residents Of the district are in town today IoI { tho first time since the hlizzarl,
 The snow blows owned by th, state were in action on the stat, roads about Nlainyille today Tn, state highways havr been in Yer! had condition since thr last storm and today vas th" first time that tE, i blows wore used Nrrv. N,hiyulal i traffic, which has hcru almost at ; standstill during thr past week, cal now br resumed without so mucl 1 fear of meeting hugo drifts or run. ming into narroWa where two car! cannot pass,
 The Warldor weather and run 1 hoWpyer. arc creating q npH trouhl' as tho mclting piles of snow threat on to iUuudatv lA" town. Tn. gut i1"# have not been o7,nod, ;u, mrch4nts about tho crut'r wrr p1lSy today digging their ow trnachon to allow the water on thri walks to run oft. InasIuuch as in streets are covered with frozru sNo' to q height uhoAr tn" walks. t}r efforts were not ur4ualifirlly sns crSsful.
 Silver Tea
 Under the auspices of tho I.adir, Aid society ol the Haptist church, Silvry t,n will h. h.ld ut the hom of Mrs Ernest W. Farrur on Tom linaon ayonu" >t 2.%a o'clock Wed m 'sday afternoon, Ladies Of ,h church aud congregation ar cordially invited to ottoud. The pro ccrds will ao trFari thr fUrnac recently installed in the church.
 Ncth0di>t> Ladies Aid
 The Ladies Aid society Of th rlainyille N. r.. church will hold il group meeting tomorrow ,N,niuE ; 7:45 o'clock. All ladies are cordial invited 10 he present
 hax, ,,f
 The day of prayer for mission will b. observed at the AdyeI Christian church at o'clock lr day afternoon, There will bc con munity service. and all ladies Of Il town arc cordially invited 10 attcn
 Notes
 A whist and social will h" holl Legion hall Thursday night uud tho auspices of the St Mary's s cicty of the Church Of Our Lady , Mercy. Plans will be completed a meeting of the society after q $ church service Wednesday cvouin Martha Rcbckah lodge will mo this evening. Supper will hc scry, from 6:3O to 7;&0 o'clock, while . program of entertainment will fC low the meeting
 James Heary Of Philadelphia, r, is visiting friends in Plainyillc A nOn-support charge hroug against Peter Nay of Hartford his wife, who lives on FarminGt, avenue here. has been continued allow Nay to obtain counsel
 Arthur Booth i9 moving fro Whiting street 10 Trumhull av"m 10 Whiting Street --- room t5u . 1nnn. lnnlnN hnnEn. nn itll,ArtlA