New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
PainviM Mews
ANNUAL OUTING OF
 TRUMBULL WORKERS
PlainYille Concern to Resume Ey.
 CuTsiOn After Two Years
ODD FELLOWS HOLD ELECTION

Firemen to Hold Banquet - Court
 Trial Tonight-To Make ssnd Irip
 to Canadian Lake-flain,ilie Girl
 starr in Recitai-Iiriefs,
 The officials of the Trnmhull Flee trie Co, have announced that the anE nual outings Of the company for the employees Of the concern will be fe- stunned this year after a layeff Of two years. The outing this year will be held on Saturday, July 10, at saVin Rock and will be the first held since 1920. Special trolley cars will be char tered by the company for the ems poyes and their families and they Will leave Plainyille at about o'clock In the morning and will return from the rock at about o'clock in the even- ing. Tickets will he distributed 10 the employees, but outsiders who wish to go will be allowed to do so and will be able to purchase tickets at nom inal price. The employees only will be the guests Of the concern. About GOO are tNptcltH lb su AHih s'hi'
 Odd Fellows Elect
 sequassen lodge, l. O. 0. F., at the semi.annual election held in the lodge rooms last evening, elected Glenn " Radcliffe noble grand for the next SIX months. He has occupied the chair of vice grand for the past term and is popular member and a hard worker. For the office Of vice grand, for which d spirited contest had been waged, Harold Anderson, formerly conductor. was successful over his two opponents, Robert Coe and Randolph Stuart. Irving Carter, treasurer, and E. K. Ackert, recording secretary. were reelected without opposition.
 The officers will be installed at the next regular meeting next Thursday evening. The ceremony will be con ducted by District Deputy R. E. Mer- Till, who is also member Of Sequas- sen lodge.
 Bremen to Banquet.
 Plainville Hose company, No. 1, will hold its annual banquet in The Old Town Hall" Tuesday evening, July 5. This is an annual affair which IS looked forward to by the members both active and social, of the company and about 70 of them are expected to attend. Notices which have been sent out to the members state that ban ouet will be served and the text for the sermon will be Shall We Eat?" and the answer will be We shall'.
 The feature event of the evening will be 50-minute address by Fore man Michael Sullivan and although 1t is said that the foreman has plenty of material to last him more than the allotted time. the committee promises to shut him off when the limit is up. Daniel M. Collins will cater.
 Court Trial Tonight.
 The trial of Hans Henni of South Washington, charged with operating a motorcycle without having registra- ton or operators license, was post poned from 1 o'clock this afternoon to this evening at ' o'clock, The trial will be held in the town court and Attorney Charles r. Conlon will de- fend him.
 Going to Canada.
 A. H. Condell, vice president ot the Plainville Trust Co.,, will leave to- morrow morning , for Lowborough r.ake, Ontario, Canada. This will be Mr. Condell's 22nd trip to the lake and he expects to remain there for about two weeks. He stated that it is an ideal place for vacation and says that man can catch fish there any time he sinks his line.
 Stars in Recital.
 A very pleasing recital was given Thursday evening at the Federal Hill Bristol, by the pupils of Mrs. Florence Ernst. The selections which were played from memory, | were all rendered in very creditable | manner
 Miss Marjorie Rutland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rutland of l plainville, is one of Mrs. Ernst's pu- pills and her work last evening | brought forth much applause from he large audience. Although she is' ,nly II years old, she is a promising pianist.
 Leave for Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Allard and amily of 46 Maple street and MT. ,llard's mother, brother and sister of ,outhbridge Mass. left Plainville this morning for a 17-day motor trip to 'anada. They will visit Quebec, Mon real and other points in Canada and he border states.
 Enjoy Dog Roast.
 A dog roast was enjoyed Wednes- lay evening on Sunset Rock by the Ikiyuhopi Camp Fire club. The roast ook place as a regular weekly meet ng.
 Baseball Notes.
 The Lady of Mercy baseball team ill cross bats with the fast Glaston- ury team on Rockwell's field Satur- ay afternoon at o'clock. The To- als have yet to suffer defeat on the ome grounds and they are out to ontinue their long line of victories n Sunday afternoon. The town team will furnish the , eature of Fourth of July when they lay double header with a team mich in the olden days was the most itter of Plainvilles rivals. In the lorning they will play in Milldale nd in the afternoon, the Milldale cam will play at Rockwell's field. ,eports from the visiting camp state hat the players there are boasting hat they will carry off the honors both the morning and afternoon ames and the locals are determined , take them down a peg when they ,