New Britain herald., 1922-06-07
Plainville News
MISS BESSIE DYER
 DIES IN HOSPITAL Prominent Young Woman Passes Away in New Haven FUNERAL FRIDAY MORNING

FUNERAL FRIDAY MORNING Brock Barnes Post Will Hold special Meeting Tomorrow Evenins-Dum
 Corps Ready For Opening of Car.
 nival Tonight-Othcr Items of In. tercst.
 Miss Bessie G. Dyer died this morn. ing at the New Haven General hos r'ital after an illness of several weeks one suHered from complication Of diseases and for some time had been in critical condition. She was talk. en to the hospital last Sunday for an operation. recommended by physi- clans as final effort to save her life. She is survived by two sisters Miss Mary and Miss Bella Dyer and one brother. Edward L. Dyer, all of Plainville.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at o'clock from the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. In- torment will be in the Sacred Heart cemetery, Meriden.
 Miss Dyer was one of Plainville's S popular young ladies. She was a na- tive of Meriden but for several years had lived in Plainville. She was em- ployed as bookkeeper in the local branch of the W. J. Cahll company with which she was also associated in Meriden before coming to this town. She has a host of friends who will mourn her passing. Prepare For Dance The Misses Florence Schwenk, Ida Bossi and Dorothy Osgood, are a committee in charge Of dance to be held at the pavilion at Lake Com- bounce on Friday evening, June Is. The affair is being held under the auspices of the Wallace Barnes Girls club. Music will be furnished by the Hills and Bohlinger orchestra of Hart ford. Dancing will be enjoyed until midnight
 Episcopal Church Notes. | The regular meeting of the Knights of Washington will be held this eve ming at 8 o'clock. On Thursday eve hing the Clarion club will gather at
 
 will be a special meeting of the yes try at 8 o'clock.
 Class Supper.
 The Ministers class of the Meth odist church will enjoy supper and social time next Tuesday evening in 1 the church parlors. The event will be in the form of a get-together time | for the members of the organization to meet the new minister, Rev. W. F. 1 Sullens, and to make the acquaintance of the pastors wife. The supper will commence at I o'clock.
 Poppy Sale Reports
 The American Legion Auxiliary of the Brock Barnes post will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday eve ming when the reports on the sale of the peoples will be made. To date re- turs show that the sum of about $16o has been received, but there is yet much money out among the solicitors which has not been turned mn. It is believed that when complete returns are made, more than than s2o0 will have been realized. The Auxiliary officials urge all those who have money to make an effort to turn it in that all returns may be in at the meeting Tuesday night. Miss Ethel Bedford is the treasurer of the organ zation and in charge of the money collected.
 To Appoint Delegate | There will be a special meeting of l the Brock Barnes post tomorrow night at the Legion rooms at 8 o'clock TSl.~ l. ( purpose of selecting a delegate to at- | tend the American Legion convention ! being held at New Haven Saturday. The convention is for the Post Commanders but owing to the illness of Commander John Guiden of the local organization, a delegate will be selected to take his place. Union \. A. Meeting. The executive committee of the Union Athletic association held meeting fast evening at the Advent Christian church parlors when plans were gone over for the adoption of the constitution and bylaws which have been drawn up by the commit tee in charge. The plan of having a finance committee was tabled and it is possible that this committee will not be appointed under that name. Instead, plans are being made for the election of a solicitors committee which committee will act in the same capa city as the finance branch. Grange Enjoys Program.
 The Bristol Grange presented an Interesting and pleasing entertainment at the local Grange hall last evening before the Plainville Changers. Sev- eral excellent numbers were on the program of the visitors. A social time was held following the entertain ment
 The local Grange is turning its at- ltention now to the presentation of its comedy play, The Little Clodhopper, which will be shown at the Grange hall Friday evening of next week.