New Britain herald., 1920-06-15
AAV AASAAAS AUAUH Ao DISTRICT DEPUTY
 ID VISIT GRANGE State Officer Will Witness Degree
 Working Tonight TO HAVE HARVEST SUPPER Social Will Follow Business Session of Organization-Legio Auxiliary Has Well Attended Meeting-Plainville Briefs.
TO HAVE HARVEST SUPPER

The local Grange will be honored tonight with the presence of District Deputy Myron Case. This is the first visit of the deputy to Grange head quarters, and plans for the occasion have been under way for several weeks. As a demonstration, the regu- lar officers will put on a degree team, when the third and fourth degrees will be conferred upon a class of del egates. Ii is expected that the deputy will be accompanied by several other officers and members of the Grange.
 An entertainment will probably be on the program, although nothing definite has been settled to this effect. After the degree work is put on. dancing will follow and a harvest SUD- per will be served. All members are requested to be present and a large attendance is anticipated.
 Auxiliary Meets.
 At the meeting of the newly organ ized auxiliary of Brock-Barnes post of the American Legion at the home of Mrs. l.. B. Warren of Canal street last evening, there were about IS members present. There are at present about 32 members in all in the aux Hilary. Six enrolled since the opening of the charter. last month. At the meeting it was voted to have the char ter remain open until the next meet ing which will be on the 2sth of this month. A social followed the meet ing.
 Dance Tonight
 The A. B. c. club of the Standard Steel and Bearings company will hold the first dance of a series at Lake Compounce this evening. The Ha-- mony Quintet of New Britain has been secured to furnish music for the dancing.
 Farewell Social.
 At the home of Mrs. Julia Baker of - Pennington avenue, a farewell so- cial will be tenSered to Rev. F.. F. Barrows this evening. Rev. MT. Bar rows will leave the spastorate of the A. M. E. Zion church and will attend the annual conference of the A. M. E. Zionist ministers in Cambridge. Mass, that will be heldstomorrow and con- tinue until the of this Rpthn At the conference it MI be
 as to whether or not he will re
 pastor of the church again.
 fourth quarterly meeting of the CON gregation it; was voted unanimously to have the pastor return and a letter to that effect has been forwarded to the conference desiring his services.
 Wedding Anniversary.
 Friends were received this after noon at the home of Mrs. John Trum- bull of Pennington avenue, to extend congratulations to MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Cleveland Usher in celebration of their 5Oth wedding anniversary. No formal invitations had been issued and they will receive again this eve ming from o'clock until 9.
 Ball Diamond Ready.
 The large field on Woodford avenue owned by the Standard Steel & Bear ings, Inc, that has been plowed and under construction by Hugh Rockwell for the purpose of converting it into an aviation field and baseball ground will be ready within a week or so. It was announced today that one of the ball diamonds will be ready for Sun- day and it is in all proba bility that the Aces will play a game there. The field measures about 300 feet deep and 500 feet long. A tier of benches will be built around one of the ball diamonds with a seating capacity of 150.
 Returns From Honeymoon.
 Mir and Mrs Clarence Curtiss have returned from wedding trip to Washington, D. c. They will make their home in Bristol where MT. Cur tiss is employed. Mrs. Curtiss was Miss Anna Thompson before her mar riage. They were married last week.
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Ryder have returned from their wedding trip to