New Britain herald., 1923-11-22

l.. Morley, has just recuperated from an attack of the same sickness
 Returns From France l Mrs. Raymond Mattson of Bicycle l street has returned to her home after spending the past few months visiting relatives in France.
 Transferred to ThonlastOn
 Charles Hurlburt, formerly attach has been transferred to the company's store in Thomaston. He began his new duties this morning. PIainyilIe Briefs The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock-Barnes post, Am crican Legion. will be held in the post rooms on Whiting street this eve ming.
 Sequassen lodge. l. O. O. F.. will hold a regular meeting in the lodge rooms this evening.
 Pythian lodge. K. of F.. will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows hall.
 A teachers meeting will he held in the Episcopal church tomorrow eve ming at 7:30 o'clock followed by choir rehearsal at o'clock.
 Novelty Dance
 One Of the biggest features ever to be conducted in PlainvilIe will be the Bon-Ton dance to be given at the Community theater tomorrow evening under the management Of Messrs, K. W. Moore and Andrew Hogan. The management is also trying to arrange for the appearance here in connec- ton with the dance next week of Miss Ruth Brewster, the Boston Coon -Shouter" and comedienne. Par rvs orchestra will furnish the music tomorrow night.
 Grange to Elect Officers
 Irving Carter was elected to head Flsinville Grange at the annual elec- ton of officers held in conjunction with the Oranges last regular meet ing. Mir. Carter has been one of the most active members Of the Grange and will have an excellent grasp on activities as head of the lodge,
 The other officers elected to serve NlAH Ilti are ds AbiiONSs cNNlctNis Charles Weldon; lecturer Miss Edith Cook; chaplain- Miss Esther Ben stead; secretary, Mrs. Charles Newell; treasurer, Mrs. $. B. Carpenter; steward, Walter Smedberg; assistant steward. Richard Goodwell; lady as- sistant steward, Mrs. Lima Weldon; gate keeper, Fred Harke; Ceres, Mrs. Irving Carter; Flora, Miss Ruth Scott; pomona, Mrs. Lucy Loomis and for three years, Ralph Williams. These officers will be installed at the first meeting of the Grange in Jam uary.
 The first and second degrees were conferred on a class Of i2 candidates at the meeting of the Grange last evening and the third and fourth de- Grces will be conferred on the same class at tho next regular meeting which will be held on Tuesday eve ming, December 1. X harvest supper will bc served to the members on this date commencing at 6:i5 o'clock
 The Grange is entering upon an- other year which the members will strive to make the most active Of the entire existence Of the society in plainsille, The local Grange has he- come recognized power in tho state Grange and holds the admiration and respect of the entire community for the work which is being carried on.
 Louis D'Antonio, as E. Main street, successor to NJ. !. Soud will open his | store with full line Of meats and ! vegetables on Saturday, Nov. 24.--l advt.
 For rcnt--Furnished or unfurnished | rooms. l4l West Main street. Tel | T. l3S-i4.-adu.
 For le--Ialdwin apples. ]. F. Lewis, Plainville.-adyt.
 Furnished flat of rooms and bath to rent ail modern improvements. | Phone li4.5.-ad,t.