New Britain herald., 1921-10-18
BROCK BARNES POST ON QUORUM RULE Members Vote for No Change in
 Legion Constitution GRANGE PLANS FOR FAIR
Grange Members to Make Final Plans at Meeting Tonight for Fair This Weck-OIder Girls CIub Holds Party-Epworth League Social.

| The members of the Brock Barnes post held its regular meeting last
 night when many important business | transactions were made. The most Interesting of these was that of vot- Ing Tor change in the present con- stltutlon. Commander Merton Lamb ueslreu vote on change in the quorum as this matter had been dis cussed previous to the meeting. The l quorum constitutes 10 members No
 meeting can officially transact busi-
 ness without it's full quorum and there was some discussion as to whether or
 not the number of members in the quorum should be lessened. The mem
 bers, however, voted this down. They
 felt that If there are not enough mem bers present at any of the meetings
 to comprise the quorum, it was use-
 less to hold any more meetings. There
 fore no change will be made.
 The post will also assist the Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion in the en. tertalnment and dance to be held al the Grange hall on Friday, Octobe, 28. Carl Nilsson, Cecil Bedford ant fl Carol Cutting are on the committee assisting the Auxiliary.
 Il It was also voted that at the mex,
 meeting, a smoker and social time vii
 be held. It. is the hope of the off
 cials that this will encourage tn,
 members to attend as there have no ] been as many present during tn,
 past meetings that there should be |Il Plans for Armistice Day on Novem K Der II were discussed. The member of the post, and all ex-service mel : of the town, will join in the celebra
 tion of the New Britain posts ant , take part in the parade to be helt : in that city. It is hoped that ther , will be a6 large showing. There ar, :, | some so members in the post nov
 and with turning out of that mum |, Der, Plainville will make a good ap . lpearance.
 In appreciation of the services tht
 Plainville Fife and Drum Corps ha
 given to the past during the past mil
 itary funerals, it was voted that thu
 drum corps have the use of the legior 9 headquarters for practice.
 . Grange Meeting.
 The Grange will hold & meeting to- night when final plans for the fair
 to be held tomorrow and Thursda, . afternoon and evenings, will be made . All members are urged to attend. Tn,
 fancy work committee wishes to have
 all articles to be on display at tn, fair, taken to the hall tonight. An,
 vegetables to be exhibited will also b'
 brought to the building tonight.
 The fair will commence tomorrow . afternoon. The first floor will be de a voted to the fancy work and vegetabl, = sale and exhibits. In the evening, thu ' play, "Rube's Ma,'' will be presented t Local talen will be seen in the cast On Thursday night, minstrel show
 will be on the program. Dancing vii 7, be enjoyed each evening. This will b. f held on the second floor.
 The ticket committee reports h change in the using of tickets pur = chased for the two nights. Eacl S night has a different ticket but
 change has been made in this end Il Any persons having purchased tick r cts for Wednesday night and fint
 that they cannot attend, may us Il them Thursday night and the sam ,, can be done for tickets bought fo d Thursday night, they may be uset d attending either of the two nights il n case they find they cannot use tn e tickets on the night purchased for. ~ Girls Club Meets.
 O The Older Girls club of the Y. W e c. A. held it's first meeting and so n cial time last night at the home 0
 Mrs. Charles R. Clark of Farmingto st avenue. A baby party was enjoyed ,f The business meeting was postpone l. until next week Monday when tn