New Britain herald., 1922-07-18

the individual parties planning to at tend and may be by trolley or auto
 mobile which ever way they can ar range. No special time will be set fol the opening of the outing but a pro. gram of sports has been prepared tc start at o'clock at the lake. Fol. lowing these, a barbecue will take place at o'clock,
 This is the first attempt at an out ing of the members of the Fifth Ma sonic District and the officers of the various lodges are anticipating a sue cessful event. Tickets are reported as selling well although they have been out but short time.
 Snappy Grange Program. Mrs, Irving Carter has arranged for pleasing program to be held at the celebration of Children's Night at the meeting of the local grange this evening in the hall. The fea- lures will be unique in view of the | fact that the children to take part range in ages from three years up. | The address of welcome will be made by Master Robert Newell. who has passed his third year. The re- mainder of the program is as fol-
 lows: April Showers" rendered by chorus of 12 girls; song, John Fletcher; recitation by Shirley Car nell; song by Frederick Lackey; re- citation, Hazel Teachman; piano duet. | George Day and Mrs. Harold Day; recitation. Ruth Tyler; song, Eleanor Teachman; recitation, Mildred Spen- cer and Russell Ryder: song, Lucy Rogers; recitation, Frederick Tyler; Rock a bye Baby" chorus of 12 girls; piano solo, Doris Spencer; reef talon, Olive Teachman; violin solo, Howard Rogers; recitation, Allen Ty- Ter, and piano selectios by iVola Spen- cer. The assemblage will sing the Star Spangled Banner
 K. of w. Lawn Festival. A lawn festival is being planned by the members of the Knights of Washington, Co. O., First Regiment. It will be held on Wednesday evening July 26. on the Maplehurst Lawn on West Main stret. Dancing will be the | feature of the evening. Tickets for the affair may be secured from the memb bers and are now on sale at Ky ders' stationery store.
 G. A. R. Plans Encampmcnt.
 On Thursday. July 20, the annual encampment of the G. A. R. veterans and the members of the Women's Relief Corps, will be held in this town. Complete arrangements have not been made but the exercises will commence at 9 o'clock in the morn ing The program will be carried out during the day.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Miss Catherine Mccarthy of Meri den is visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Boyce of 55 Maple street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a food sale at the home of Mrs, Fred Man chester of West Main street tomorrow afternoon. All women of the town are welcome.
 Mrs. Irving Carter who is chairman of the committee in charge of the festival to be held by the Pythian Sisters tomorrow night, wishes to re- mind the members to each bring a | cake. Donations will also be made for the grab bag. Other delicacies will be appreciated which may be sold | during the holding of the festival.
 Miss Mildred Fisher of 62 Maple I street. entertained a number Of her friends at a house party given at her [ home last Thursday evening. The ! event was a brilliant success and X dancing was enjoyed. Six couple at tended the affair.
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