New Britain herald., 1920-06-16
MOUNTAIN VIEW RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Hattie Russell SuCCumbS After Long Illness : FUNERAL SERVICE TOMORROW Entire Membership Turns Out to Big
 Meeting of Grange-FareweM so-
 cial For Rev. Barrows-Rey. Tyler
 Returns-Piainville Briefs.
FUNERAL SERVICE TOMORROW

Mrs. Hattie Russell of Mountain View. died yesterday morning follow ing a lingering illness of nearly three years. She was AZ years old and had been a resident of Plainvdlle for a number of years. She is survived by her husband, Fred Russell and four children, Charles w, Louis ", Ches- ter R. and Flora G. Funeral serv- ices will be held tomorrow afternoon from the undertaking parlors of w. A. Bailey on Broad street at o'clock. Interment will be in the West ceme- tery. The Rev. James M. Tranmer of the PlainvilIe Methodist church, will officiate.
 Changers Entertain.
 More than 100 members of the Plainville grange, constituting al- most the entire. membership, attended the degree work put on by the off, cers of the organization last evening. District Deputy Myron Case of Port land, was present to inspect the grange, and witnessed the third and fourth degrees conferred upon a class of candidates. This was the first of ficial visit of the deputy to the local grange. He was accompanied by a number of grangers from Portland. MT. Case gave an interesting talk on the movements of the various other grangers and complimented the Plainville branch on its work and the increasing membership shown.
 An entertainment was give and a number of solos were rendered by the Misses Bessie Loomis and Lila Daniels. After the meeting a harvest supper was served and dancing was enjoyed.
 Celebrates Anniversary.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Clekeland Usher Of Pennington avenue, were the recipients of many beautiful pres ents and gold pieces at the celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday. They received their many friends and relatives at the home of Mrs. John TrumbuH of Farmington avenue, during the afternoon and eve ming. Both MT. and Mrs. Usher are enjoying good health and have reached the S0th mark in yearssMr Usher has held the position O., town clerk since 1869.
 Farewell Social Held.
 A farewell social was held last~e*es ming at the home of Mrs. Julia Baker or " FaI1nington avenue. in honor or Rev. E. F. Barrows. Rev. Bar rows Ieft this morning to attend the
 NohACA cLNe O1 lIle A. M. F.. Zion ministers in Cambridge, Mass He was presented with a token from the members of the congregation by Raymond H. Baker, who spoke in their behalf, expressing their appre- ciation of his efforts for the church and with the hopes that he will re- turn to its pastorate again. Rev. Barrows responded with short speech and added that his desire was to be assigned as pastor of the church again.
 Returns From Convention.
 Rev. George E. Tyler, pastor of the Christian Advent church, returned yesterday morning from his trip to Illinois where he had been attending the annual conference of congrega- tional church pastors. Delegates from every state were present and 30 pas tors from New England attended. The main topic of the conference was the budget for the welfare of the congreg gationS This amount will be raised within the next five years Rev. Tyler also visited the Chicago audi torium where the convention for the presidential nomination was held.
 Food Sale.
 A food and fancy articles sale will be held tomor afternoon in the