New Britain herald., 1927-12-19
Mrs, Glycna Hart Dies

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 Mrs. Elvena Johnson Hart, 7S. formerly Of Plainvllle. died at her home in White Plains. x. Y. Fri day night, according to word re- ceived here. Mrs Hart was born in plainville. She married Seth E. Hart of Bristol. and lived in Brook lyn and Yonkers after leaving Flainville.
 Services were held at her late home in White Plains yesterday aft eTnoon. and the body was then brought here for burial. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor Of the Pla}nville M. F. church. conducted the committal service at West cemetery this noon.
 I. E. r. o. J.. of W. Elects
 Elccta Temple No. 443. I. R. r. 0. F. of w, has reelected Mrs. Lil- Han Peters as laughter ruler and chosen Mrs. Sally Sykes 10 serve an- other term as vicc-daughter ruler. Other officers elected were as fol- lows: Assistant daughter ruler, Mrs. Mamie Baker, treelectedD; cha plain, Mrs. Ida Smith; escort, Mrs. kath- crine Grandy: recording secretary. Mrs Dorothy Davis; financial s'cre- .ary. Mrs. Hattie O'Neil (reelected); treasurer. Mrs. L. V. Green Gre elected): orclnis'. Miss Ethel Hob son; gatckeeper. Miss M. McNerl; doorkceper. Mrs. Viola Corry; trus- tees Mrs. Ccatta Johnson. Mrs. Mar that Brewer and Mrs. Elizabeth Ranard. These officers will be in stalled on Tuesday evening, Janu- ary 10. 192S.
 Gas Tank Hearing Tonight
 An important public hearing Will be held in the Town hall at o'clock tonight when the matter Of grant ing n permit for the construction or gasoline storage tanks on West Main street will be aired The Walter II. Goodrich Co.,, of New Haven. which has applied for the permit will have q representative present to eNpIaih the company's plans and attempt To meet the objections which have been TalSsO pN uulI4'iouo toN " pie. The selectmen have urged all remonstrants to attend the hearing in order that they may express their obligations and hear what the com- pany's representative has to say in rcbuttal. The granting of the per init depends upon the feeling at the hearing tonight,
 Post Office Force Rushed
 The Christmas rush at the local post office has now begun in earn est. Postmaster James E. Usher said today, and a great volume of mail is now passing through the local of flee. The outgoing and incoming mail is about evenly balanced, he said. No extra help has been em- ployed as yet, but the regular clerks are working longer hours, Mir. Usher anticipates that he will be able 10 come through the holiday rush with his regular staff if good weather is granted during the remainder of the present week.
 Notes
 The Congregational church school will hold it's Christmas exercises in the church at o'clock Saturday, Christmas Eve.
 The We-Uns club will hold its an- nual Christmas party this evening at the home Of Mrs. John Robbins on Pennington avenue.
 The basket placed in $. J. Castle s store by the Plainville Public Health Nursing association for the receiving of food and money 10 be used in dis tributine Christmas cheer among the needy will be left there until to- morrow. The response has been somewhat disappointing to date.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold it's regu- lar meeting in the church parlors at S o'clock tomorrow night.
 The first session Of the scout masters school will meet at o'clock tomorrow night in Legion hall.
 Hand picked apples, first qualily. s2.00 buShcI Phone 5l2.
 Four or five rooms with or with out garage. 6S East Main St.-adNt.