New Britain herald., 1922-06-21

The W. c. T. '. will meet with the Loyal Temperance Legion on June 80. when picnic and outing will be en- joyed at Rockwell Park.
 No Appeal from Street.
 Yesterday was the last day for ap- peals to be entered to the superior court in Hartford in regard to the widening Of Whiting street at Central Square. None has been entered, which means that the town will take over the property In question and proceed with the widening of the cor ner,
 The next step is for these people to turn over the deeds Of the property to the town. signifying that the sale has been made, and the money will be given to them within 90 days. Se- lectman Johnson stated that the money will be borrowed and paid back within a period of three years, The budgets of those years will be swelled In order to meet this item.
 Selectman Johnson will issue a call for a special town meeting at which the voters will pass on the matter Of borrowing money to purchase this land. This meeting will be called in- side of the 90 day period allowed for paying the bills.
 The owners Of the property have asked the town to commence work within period of six months, on removing the stores at the corner. This will give them time to have inn provements made on the Economy Grocery store and the store Of the Plainville Engineering and Supply company.
 The Tracey, Driscoll company are progressing on their new brick build Ing next to the Economy store and when the new front of the Economy store is built, it will come out on a direct line with the new building.
 Festival Tonight.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church will hold their lawn fes- tival inside the church parors this evening. The affair was to have been held on the lawn at "A Whiting street.
 New Grange Lecturer.
 Harold L. Newell, for the past year and one-half, lecturer for the local Grange, resigned his position at the regular meeting last evening. He was succeeded by Miss Edith Cooke.
 The members of the Grange voted to pay the travelling expenses of Miss Cooke that she may attend the lec- turers' conference to be held in Bur lington. Vt, on August e3 24 and 25. | Miss Cooke plans to be a delegate.
 The next meeting of the Grange will be held on July IS, instead of July 1, that date being omitted on ccount of Independence Day. The leeting on July IS, will be observed Children's Night when the children
 i'll provide for the program.
 Reports on the recent play held in ae Grange hall. showed that the um of $50 had been realized although | ne final returns have not all been en- cred.
 Plainville Briefs.
 The Christian Endeavor society of ne Congregational church will hold avn festival at the home of the president, Albert White, on "A Whiting treet, on Friday, June 23. The affair will commence at 730 o'clock. The estival will be held inside the church ,arlors if the weather is stormy.
 The Plainvile Fife and Drum corps will hold its regular meeting tonight. Reports will be given on the success # the recent four-day carnival held . t Fierce lot.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Donaldson and | laughter Vivian, have returned to | heir home at Poughkeepsie, N. T., liter being the guests of Mrs. William Cassidy of Bank street for the week. Mrs. William Cassidy returned with hem for a short vacation FOR SALE Reasonable. Dark blue Pull man baby carriage in hne condition. TeIephone Ss-3