New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
GRANGE
 PLANS FOR BAZAAR
Will Hold Annual Event at Grange
 Hall October 20 and 21
ISSUE NOTICE


 iary Plans Fair-Votcrs Made To-
 morrow-Andrcws Funeral Tomor-
 row-GoodwiII-Ne Nuptials.
 The annual fair of the Plainville Grange will be held next Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 20 and 21, at the Grange hall in the afternoon and evening. A sale of fruits vegetables, food and fancy articles will take place during the fair. Booths will be erect ed for this purpose. Homemade can dy will also be on sale and it is planned to hold drawings for coal, last night of the fair. An entertain ment' will be furnished each evening and will be followed by dancing.
 The committee in charge is Mrs. r.. T. Carter. Mrs. Hiram Lowrey, Mrs. George Brooks and Mrs. Morris Corn ing. For the first night of the fair the Wethersfeld Grange has been se- cured to present a musical act. This Grange has a reputation for entertain ing in this line. It is expected that c. six-piece orchestra will provide music. The second night of the fair a mis- cellaneous program has been ar
 
 ed, local talent will be represented as well as other numbers. Among those who will be on the program are: Ole Robertson, who will entertain with character singing: Mrs. Brice Carpen- ta. who will give a reading; Miss Bessie Loomis will entertain with vo- cal solos, and Leroy Johnston, a ma gician from Vermont. It is also prob able that Doris Rogers and her brother will render violin solos.
 The Grange anticipates a large at tendance as the annual event is looked forward to by the people of the town. The Grange has been very active dur ing the past several months in va rious affairs in an effort to help de- fray the added expenses of the hall, which is undergoing repairs
 Assessors Notice.
 The assessors, O. H. Robertson, s. P. Williams and w. J. Simpson, have issued notices to the effect that they will be in session at the Town hall tomorrow afternoon from 1:15 until o'clock. to receive and file printed lists of all taxable property accord ing to the law. Blanks can be ob- taincd from the assessors at the town clerks office or at Judge George R. Byington's drug store. They will be in session October 23. 26, 27. 2S; 30 and November 1.
 Lecture Held.
 Many attended the Church Night" and an illustrated lecture held at the Congregational church last night Rev. Phillip Rose of Hartford gave an interesting talk on Italy. The new lantern was used for the colored slides and showed up to good ad- 
 Auxiliary Plans Fair.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post American Legion, have plans under way for fair and sale has been the date set for the event and it will be held in the parish house of the Episcopal between the hours of and 5 o'clock in the afternoon. A sale of fancy and useful articles as we'll as food will be held. It is expected that all members of the Auxiliary will do- nate towards the embroidery and ar ticles to be sold. The fair will be in charge of Mrs. Harriet Barnes. The proceeds will be given towards the new rooms and head quarters of ock-Barnes post on Pierce street. and for other needs of the post It is planned to have a visiting night soon when the parents of the members, as well others, will have an opportunity to see the new place. This will probably be held when the rooms are fully fur nishcd.
 Voters Made Tomorrow
 Although there were more than 725 women who registered to be made voters there has been as yet only >272 who have appeared at the session of the selectmen at the Town hall and qualified for the electors oath. Tomor- row between the regular hours of a. m. until D. m., standard time, persons will be given the opportunity to be made qualified voters. Next Tuesday. October 19, will be the last day and about 500 women yet remain to be made. It was announced today that should there be any persons who are unable to attend, and for some reason or other cannot appear at the Town Clerks office. Mrs. Frank T. Usher has offered the services of au- tomobiles to convey them to that place. A telephone call to number 3512 will bring a car to the persons house. This service is being extended to any one, republican or democrat.
 Andrews Funeral Tomorrow
 The funeral of F. w. Andrews of 5S1 West Main street New Britain, in-law, John Eastwood of 9 Strong court. at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. G. E. Ward officiated and burial was in the Fairview Cemetery.
 GoodwiII-N Newell Wedding