New Britain herald., 1929-07-15

o'clock in the post rooms on Whiting street. Delegates to the annual state convention of the organization will be named. Reports of committees making arrangements for the annual carnival of the post, will also be heard.
 Baptist Church Notes The Junior World Wide Guild of the Plaiuville Baptist church, will meet tonight at o'clock at the church parlors. Refreshm will be served and plans for hike complet- ed. All members are urged to be present.
 The senior choir of the church will hold a rehearsal tomorrow evening at 7:45 in the church. A good at- tendance is urged.
 Complain of Airplane
 Several neighbors living in the vi cinity of the newly-instituted landing field on Cooke street, have voiced complaints about the ow-flying of the plane duri' it's operations yes terday. The complaints were not of fiCial but were lodged with Stanley Smith, who has leased the premises. In the future. aviators using the premises. will be warned against shaving the roof tops as they pre- pare to make a landing.
 Resumes His Duties
 Mermley Gormley, manager of the Connecticut Light & Power Co.,, who has been ill at his home in Bristol, is able to attend his duties at the office on West Main street.
 Handy Russell Wedding
 Flora G. Russell of Mountain View and Sylvester F. Handy of Guilford, were married Saturday afternoon at o'clock by Richard o, Schaefer. justice of the peace, at his residence at Il Trinity street, New Britain. The bride is a native of Plainville, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred eriCk Russell and the bridegroom was born in Fair Haven, the son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Handy. School Alumni Meeting A meeting of the Plainville Graded School Alumni association will be held tonight for further plans for llle dllIludl Itullloli ol llloN ''oNN' | i4N affair will be staged some time in August.
 Legion Team Plays | The Brock Barnes post, American Legion baseball team will go to New | Britain tonight to meet the Eddy- | Glover post team of that city in i Legion District League game to be played at 6:15 o'clock at Walnut Hill park. Plainville is anxious 10 contin- uc its good work and get revenge on Eddy-Glover post for a recent de- feat.
 PIain>ille Briefs
 John J. Cassidy and Michael Sul- lvan have returned from a two weeks vacation stay in Maine and Canada.
 Mr. and Mrs William Cassidy have returned from a motor trip through Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis Provcnder have returned from a stay with rela- lives in Mattowankeag, Me. The Misses Lena Caliendo and Mary Pedroline of South Canal street. have returned from vaca- tion spent in New York city.
 Harry Graham of West Main street has returned from vacation spent in Troy N. Y.
 Mrs. Frank Ellis and son, Ken meth, of Park street, are spending q weeks vacation with relatives in Vermont.
 Miss Bessie Mitchell of Waterbury, has returned from a few days va cation spent with her aunt, Mrs. Fanion of Fairbank avenue.
 H. Garfield Jones, manager of the Jones 6 Hutton store on Whiting street. will be on vacation this week William Cushing. one of the assist ant managers of the Southington store. will be in charge during his absence.
 Ray Cassidy, popular clerk at the Plainville Cash Market on Whiting street, is on an automobile trip to Canada. His place at the market is being taken by Howard Purdy.
 Lawrence Noble of Fairfield Me, has taken a position at the Imperial Barbershop.
 Washington Trumbull Circle, Companions of the Forest, will hold their annual excursion on August II. All members who plan 10 go must communicate with Clara Oryis on or before July 19.
 Assistant Scoutmaster Joseph Fletcher has returned from a 10 days vacation stay at Camp keeno- shabie.
 Strand Tailor shop now open for business. Dry cleaning and pressing S1. All kinds of tailoring. Prices rcasona ble.-advt.