New Britain herald., 1920-11-17
PLAINVILLE GRANGE,
 ELECTS OFFICERS George Brooks Appointed Master
 for Ensuing Year
 DITERS-BERGERON NUPTIALS Mrs. Hugh Trumbull Recovering from Injusies-Congregnt Church SaIc-Martha Rebekah Notes-Baby Conferences - Heating System.
DITERS-BERGERON NUPTIALS

Conferences - Heating System.
 The annual election of officers of the Plainville Grange took place at a meeting held last night in the Grange nall. There was a large attendance. The new officers: Master, George Brooks; overseer, Ralph Williams; lecturer, Harold Newell; steward. Richard Bugbee; assistant steward, Charles Weldon; chaplain, Sarah Tanning; treasurer, Mary Carpenter; secretary, Lottie Newell; Ceres, Mary Saunders; Pomona, Lydia But Ter; Flora, Gertrude McGibeon and lady assistant, Ethel Daniels. Ole Rob- ertson was named a member of the executive committee TOT the next three years.
 The Grange will hold its next meet ing the first Tuesday m December. A class of IT candidates will then re- ceive the first and second degrees. With these new members the organi- zation will have a membership of about 92. The Grange possesses the only hall in the town which is desir- able for holding entertainments or fairs. The hall is now undergoing i'm provements.
 Diters-Bergeron Nuptials.
 Kenneth Differs or 29 West Main street, and Miss Marguerite Bergeron of New Britain, were quietly married at the parish house of St. Mary's church yesterday morning. Rev. John T. Winters performed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Differs left on a wedding trip to New York. On their return they will make their home at 29 West Main street. MT. Differs is employed at the local freight office.
 Mrs. Trumbull Recovering.
 Residents of Plainville will be glad to hear that Mrs. Hugh Trumbull of Maple street is recovering from her recent accident. Mrs Trumbull was visiting her son, Alexander Trumbull, at his home in Bridgeport A few days ago, Mrs. Trumbull fell down a flight of stairs breaking her col larbone. Her condition was regarded as serious and two trained nurses were called to attend her. She ex- poets to come home soon.
 Ladies' Benevolent Sale.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Congregational church will hold its. Christmas sale of food and fancy articles tomorrow afternoon. The sale will be held at the church parlors and will start at o'clock. Mrs. Walter Oldershaw will have charge of the sale. She has also arranged to have an entertainment in the even ing. Vocal and musical selections, as we'll as recitations, will be on the program.
 Martha Rebekah Notes.
 The Martha Rebekah lodge con- ferred a degree to a class of candi- dates at the halls last night. Tonight they have been extended an invitation to attend the Ruth Rebekah lodge in Bristol. Here, the local degree team will give a degree to a large class. A supper and social time will follow l the degree work. |
 Conference Tomorrow.
 The weekly Baby Welfare confer | ence will be held at the Visiting Nurse | Station at the. usual time tomorrow afternoon. In view of the fact that | there are many cases of scarlet fever | the town, Miss Heine- | man, who has charge of the work, | feels certain that the attendance will | not be as large as on previous con- | ferences. There need be no alarm, | however, regarding these cases as they are of very mild nature. has taken a downward | course and few cases are reported to the health officer.
 Kapa Iota Officers. I
 At the last meeting of the kapa [ota club at the home of Harry Tur- ner on Whiting street, officers were elected. They follow: President, Louis Pike; vice president, Oswin Brooks: corresponding secretary, Albert White; recording secretary, | Walter Woods, and treasurer, Howard ,tephenson A committee was also ppointed to arrange for entertain nents. They are, Albert White, , |, Sydney Martin and Mrs. | Edith Loomis Harry Turner was I