New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
GRANGE INSTALLS
 CORPS OF OFFICERS
Annual Exercises in Charge Of MT.
 and Mrs. TolleS Of SOuthington LOCAL COUPLE DIVORCED

Broken by Superior Court-Ice Harvesting Progresses-FHneraI. The annual installation of, officers of Plainville grange was held last evening. The work was handled in ! an efficient manner by MT. and Mrs. { ,Tolles, of Union grange, Southington. Visiting members were present from Southington, New Britain, Rocky Hill and other nearby places. Refresh 1nents were served after the installa- tion.
 The following officers were in stalled; Worthy master, Georse Brooks; oVerseer Ole Robertson; lecturer, Mrs. H. P. Lourey; steward, Clinton Hamm assistant Charles Saunders; chaplain. Esther Benstead; treasurer, Mrs. s. B. Carpenter: sec retary, Mrs. Harold L. Newell gate keeper. Emerson Wright; Ceres. Miss May Cook: Pomona. Miss Louise i De1oy; Flora. Miss Jennie Cook; lady assistant steward. Miss Helen Mo Connell.
 It is planned to unite with the New Britain grange on January II, when Burritt grange, of that city, will eX- emplify the fourth degree, hold in stallation of officers and a harvest , supper.
 Winners Announced The drawing of awards offered at the recent American Legion carnival and held last evening resEEed as follows:
 $50. in gold. Charles H. Newton; S10 in gold, w. M. Higg, New Britain; $. Larison, East streeL Plefnville;
 fN 1 New Departure; 50 in gold. Wilson, | Landers, Frary and Clark, and Blank. The winners of the articles on the 1 canvassers' books are: Bath Robe, 1 G. Cargill: coral beads, PlainviIle
 Cash Market; silk um brella, E. D. 1 Sanford, UnionvilIe: fire set, Neil Collins; kimono, Augustine Prior;
 lace yoke, Joseph Fanion; box of l cigars Joseph INeefe: coffee urn, | William kavanaugh; $5 in gold. i Francis j. Murphy; case of milk, l Kenneth Seymour: sJ bill George Seymour; safety razor, Frank Prior: ! barrel of flour, G. Kopp; $1O, A. G. l Miller; pair of shoes, Edward Heise; 10 pounds of candy, Billy Kelly, New
 Britain; electric lamp, Carl Nilsson | cord of wood. C. H. Oliver; meer- ! schaum pipe, Flave Benjamin: ton 1 of coal C. l.. Bolar: barrel of four, | Arthur Calcinery, New Britain: pig.
 Sebastian Fortuna: $1o in gold. 1 George w. Halock; COW. Sylvia 1 Dimanche; fruit cake, Mrs. Rideli, l Southington: box of cigars, Joseph | Mccarthy: $5 order on John Petit l nato. Fi. Sibley.
 Town Receives Property Deeds.
 The deeds for the Woodford prop , erty at the corner of Maple and Whiting streets have been signed and 1 the land now belongs to the town of ! Plainville for use a building site 1 for a new municipal building. The ! purchase price was $S.50O. Tn"
 board of selectmen signed the dee3ls 1 and they have been turned over to
 the town clerk
 Local Couple Divorced. Veronica Lyons Donahue. of this 1 town, formerly of Pennington, was | divorced from Harry H. Donahue. of l 1olainville, by Judge Lucien F. Burpe in the superior court yesterday. Don- ahue did not appear to contest the
 action. Attorney Albert IA Green { berg Of New Britain, appeared for Donahue and received permission to i withdraw his clients appearance. | Attorney Benedict M. Holden ap- 1 pnared for Mrs. Donahue.
 The couple were married in Plain i Ville on April II, 1915. Mrs. Dona- 1 hue alleges that her husband began i to drink to excess bout three week $ l after the marriage, and she based th" ! action for divorce upon habitual in temperance and intolerahle cruelty. | She offered IS evidence the records 1 of his convictions in court for drunk , ennesS and nOn-support. A child.
 now three years old, was born of the union. and custody of the child WnS { awarded to the mother.
 To Attend Ineta llation. 4 number of the members. of 1Ee local lodge of the Knights of Pythjas i will attend the installation of officers ! of William Berry lodge. No. 5U. in Southington next Tuesday evening. | The meeting will be held in the Red
 Mems hall in that town. IA social ( will follow the installation.
 ! Ice Harvesting Progressing. I- If the weathe remains faVora bIe II Is likely that the harvesting of ice 1 will be completed in about 10 days
 Th,s majority of the small ice houses : ovged by dealers in outlying sections have been filled. Private owners ! have\ cleared their ponds and filled the