New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
lin Grange will put on an entertain.
all M.iI orders Promptly Filled

lin Grange will put on an entertain. ment as a part of the program. The next stopping place will be Plainville on the evening of October 2. This is the regular meeting night for Berlin Grange, but due to the fact 1 that the invitation has been received stating that the Berlin organization will be expeced to put on part of the program, the meeting will be postponed until the following Tues day.
 A rally night will be observed on October 2, when all old members of the Grange will be urged to attend the meeting. This will be big af- fair and extensive plans are already being made by the officials in charge.
 In November it is expected that a large class of candidates will be ad- hlitted into the organization.
 Many Attend Dog Roast
 A record crowd was in attendance at the Grange Dog and Corn Roast" held at the Holmquist homestead in Kensington last evening, about 50 people being in attendance. This, ac- cording to the master of the Grange, was one of the biggest and most suc- cessfu affairs held in some time. There was also representation of prospective members of the organiza tion who expressed their desire to be admitted into the order.
 In the course of the evening food came forth in abundance and the people who attended were loud in their praise of the pies and cakes which were furnished. Other re- treatments were also served. Musical selections, readings, recitations and parlor games completed the evenings fun.
 Football Practice
 The football squad will be again called into action tomorrow evening early at the Percival avenue field for further tryouts. Following the prac- tice meeting will be held at the T. A. B. hall in Kensington. The manager requests all men to be at the field early.
 Legion Meeting in October
 The next meeting of Bolton-kasica post of the American Legion will be held the second Thursday in October, James F. Corr, commander, stated to- .ay. At that time it is expected that the committee on the disposal of the | honor roll in front of the Town hall will have a report to make.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs. Emily Trevethan is entertain ng her sister and family of New Jer- ,ey at her home on Wilcox avenue or few days.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Robinson of Tol- do, Ohio, are spending few days as he guests of relatives in town.
 There will be a meeting of the Ioderu Woodmen society at the Ath- etic building Thursday evening.
 The people of St. Gabriel's parish will enjoy a picnic and athletic sports n the grove Saturday afternoon. < lumber from St. Marks church ill Jew Britain will attend. .l
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Sugenhime and amily, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Cobey nd family and Mrs. r. Hubbard at- ended a celebration of the 35th an- iversary of the marriage of MT. and frs. George Hubbard at their home T Southington Tuesday evening. Mir. . nd Mrs Hubbard are well known ere. having formerly resided in East 'erlin.
 A series of ball games will be layed between East Berlin and field, the first game being cheduled for Sunday afternoon. A umber from this place will accom- any the team. Victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras, Pianos, l c. l.. Pierce & Co. opposite Monu- ent, New Britain.-advt.