New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

A, Castle has heen approached by the committee to hll the vacancy Of Mr. Trumbull and has promised to give talk on the history of Plainyille of which he is an authority. The meet Ing Is open to all men of the town,
 Poultry Club Meeting,
 The plainville Poultry club ~ia hold an open meeting this evening In the court room Of the town hall, Charles Diggle has secured W, l., Card Of South Manchester 10 give talk on Care and Feeding Of Young Chicks" MT, Card is an excellent auy thority on this subject and Is secre. 'ary Of the Rhode Island Poultry club ot America, He Is also one Of the regular judges Of the Boston, New York and Chicago poultry shows, Mir, Card resided in Bristol for some time and is known locally.
 Pythian Sisters News.
 Pythian Sisters, Knights of Pythias, will hold their regular meeting this evening at Odd Fellows hall when they will entertain Worthy Temple, Knights of PYhias of New Britain, The social committee has completed arrangements for the affair Worthy Temple will confer degree upon A class Of candidates after which there will be social time and refreshments
 Ray Casey To Leave.
 Ray Casey for the past two years manager of the Economy grocery store on Whiting street, will leave his position next week. Mir. Casey has been transferred to the Bristol store and will also open up new store in Hartford. His vacancy here is being filled by Oswald Vosburgh of Bristol.
 Fishcr-Pclton Wedding
 Miss Helen Pelton. daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Frank Pelton Of Welch street, were married at the home of the bride this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. James M Tranmer, pastor Of the Methodist church. performed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs, Fisher were attended by Mir. and Mrs. Donald Leavitt of New Britain. A reception was held at the home following the wedding after which the couple left on a wedding trip, They will reside on Welch street on their return.
 Epworth League Officers.
 The Epworth League of the Meth odist church held a business meeting with the election of officers last eve ming at the home Of Merton Lamb of Broad street Merton Lamb was re- elected president. The other officers are as follows: First vice president, Miss Lillian Manchester; second vice president, Mrs. Frank Hohbein; third vice president Mrs. Luke Morse and fourth vice president. Elmer Thomas. Miss Eleanor Furrey was elected sec rctary and treasurer and Miss Esther Furrey, organist.
 The league is planning for a social time and supper in the church parlors on Wednesday evening of May 5. It will be open to the public.
 Auxiliary Plans.
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post held it's meeting last evening. There were 20 mem bers present and two new ones were admitted Reports of the recent food sale showed that the sum of $16.So had been cleared.
 The members voted to bring in the Rainy Day Stockings at the first meet ing in May There will be a meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Cappa Corning when instructions will be given the ladies in the mak- ing of peoples to be sold for Memor- ial Day celebrations.
 Bowling Scores.
 Captain Al Rieckers "All Stars bowling team of the office force of the Trumbull Electric manufacturing was defeated two games by Captain Edwards husky factory em- ployes at the Wallace Barnes alleys | Monday evening. Broadwell star for Captain Edwards Riff Raff' players. | proved the high man of the night and | showed up in good form. Captain Riecker was presented with the lea eue Goat and declared keeper' of it | for the summer. He will report every week regarding the condition of the animal" and must, according to tlle rules of the league, take good care of it for the return of said goat at the starting of next years season.
 The individual scores of the players are as follows: