New Britain herald., 1921-01-29

| teachers of these clubs will be Esther l Clapp and Hannah Bassett. They l will meet on Wednesday and Thurs | day highs, after school.
 | Miss Tribeau will visit the classe. Lat intervals and assist the children
 in their lessons. She will supervise | all their work. The course will cover 1 12 lessons. Later in the year, there will be an exhibition given by the clubs when the work will be dis played.
 The local school has shown excel lent results and progress in this work, and it will be remembered that one demonstrating team won the championship at the Berlin State Fair some time ago. They also made a splendid showing when sent to the fair at Springfield recently Some of the pupils in the classes went to Storrs college for a short period of studying.
 Grange Anniversary.
 The 34th anniversary of the Plain vile Grange will be observed with an appropriate program at the Grange hall Tuesday evening of next week. Worthy Master George A. Brooks and Mrs. Brooks have arranged the pro- gram. A play entitled "A Consider able Courtship," will be presented. Those who will appear in the play are Mrs. Brise Carpenter, Mrs. Morris Corning, Mrs. George Brooks and Mrs. Theodore Lyman. A paper on the an- niVersary of the Grange will be read by Mrs. Louie Ryder. This paper deals with the work of the Grange and its progress during the past 34 years. As an addition to the pro- gram the third and fourth degrees will be conferred upon a class of can didates. The "Kazooke orchestra" will furnish music and is composed of several young women of the Grange.
 Call for Setter Dogs.
 Town Clerk R. c. Usher has re- ceiVed a communication from c. H. Tyler of Boston, connected with a law firm of that place, in regard to Eng lish setter dogs in the town. Mr. Tyler has two special awards at the Boston Dog show, now in progress, and is anxious to have a large kennel represented. Through Mi. Usher, he desires to seek owners of settlers in the town, that he might send entry blanks and premium lists in regard to the show, should they care to enter. Such letters may be addressed to Entry Dog Club, Room IT, Kilby street, Boston, Mass
 Smoker Date ChanGcO.
 It has been announced that the date for the smoker planned by the Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy to have been held at l the Grange hall, has been changed l to Monday evening, February ', in stead of on next Tuesday. This change was necessary due to the fact that the Grange will have its anniversary, and the Plainvile Business and Improve ment Association will hold its smoker at the Masonic temple. l
 Rendered Farewell! Party.
 Miss Mildred Terry, teacher at the Plainville Grammar school enter tained the teachers of the school |" evening at her home at 20 Goodwin | street Bristol. The party was in the form of a farewell gathering for Miss l Ruth Wilcox, teacher of the kinder l garten, who resigned in that capacity, 1 leaving the school yesterday. Princi- 1 pal Orrin l.. Judd, in behalf of the teachers, presented Miss Wilcox with l a bouquet of loses and ten dollar gold piece. Miss Wilcox was taken | by surprise and expressed 1 her appreciation for the remem- brance. Refreshments were served l during the evening. Miss Wilcox will | teach in the Eighth District school 1 at South MancneSter. Sne mas DeeH | with the local school for the past two and one-half years and had large circle of friends. Her home is in Rocky Hill.
 Independents Win.
 The Independents basketball team of this town, defeated the An-Stars of Meriden, at the 1atter's floor last evening by the score of 61 to 32. The game was played fast throughout and many good passes were made by the local players. The lineup of both teams was as follows Independents: Smith, (captain). left forward; Nal bandian, right forward; Benzason, center; Stefneck, left guard and Si- mons, right guard. For the All Stars: Shaw, left forward; Johnson, right forward; Moore (captain) cen ter; McEnroe, left guard and How |. ard, right guard.
 Goals from floor, Nalbandian 6, Smith 10, Benzason 2, Stefneck 9, r Simons 1, Shaw 4, Johnson 5, Moore ?, and McEnroe 3. Goals from fouls, 9, Moore 4. Referee, James, Scorer, Davis |
 Church Notices.
 Episcopal Church-Morning Pray