New Britain herald., 1924-01-03
Grange Installation


 The recently elected officers 0 Plainville Grange will be installed thi evening in Grange hall on Piorc' street. The cereponies will be car ried out by Mir. ih d Mrs. Louis Tolle' Of Southington. X large attendance of members is expected. A socia hour will follow at which refresh. ments will be served and an inn promptu entertainment will be pro. rided. A large number Of visitors is l expected.
 Observes 18th Birthday.
 A. II. Condell. one Of the leading citizens of PlainNille and vice. -presi l dent of the Plainyile Trust. Co.,. to- day is observing the 18th anniversary of his birth. MT. Condell made his l daily trip to the bank and spent his 1 usual number of hours at his desk. 1 He was the recipient of number Of ! coneratulatory messages from his i friends and from the employees of the 1 bank.
 First Friday Deyotions Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of the N'i'iN VI 'ht i-dis pt "tIlA. dH- rounced last Sunday that services to- morrow. the first Friday of the month would be held as follows.-ATass at S:30 o'clock and communion again at o'clock. Confessions are being heard again this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 To Open Garage
 Roscoe Hamm, a we'll known resi- dent of Plainrille. has taken a lease on the property in the rear Of the post office owned by Ernest Farrar and up to short time ago occupied by him as a blacksmith shop. Mir. Hamm plans to open a garage and accessory station Mr. Hamm plans to purchase the property in the near future. The other side of the build ing is occupied by the Hallock iron works and will he vacated in the spring. it is understood. Mir. Hamm will then occupy the entire place.
 Ladies Aid Officers
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church at a regular meeting yes- terday afternoon elected the follow ing officers: President, Mrs. Ernest Farrar; vice president Mrs. j. G. Ward: secretary, Mrs. Charles A. Bunneil: treasurer, Mrs. Kate E. Jud- son: assistant treasurer, Mrs. Irving T. Tyler. and directresses Of work, Mrs, Richard Sedergren and Mrs. John H. Mitchell. The officers re- ported that the society had enjoyed very successful year in 1923. Mrs. Irving Tyler was elected to tho posi- dents chair which she has held for the past three years, but she doclin- ed to act Shc has been confined to her home on Park street with frac- tured arm.
 Martha Rcbckah Installation
 Martha Rcbckah lodge. l. 0. O. F., will hold installation Of the recently elected officers in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. The ceremonies win be conducted by tho officers and | staff Of Magnolia lodge of Bristol. i Supper will be served at G:30 o'clock. |
 Election Postponed
 The annual election of officers Of i Martha Rebekah Sewing circle. which , was 10 have been held yesterday af- ! Icrnoon, was postponed until next ! Wednesday afternoon. The place and . time win be announced at later | late.
 Invited To New Britain
 Members of Martha Rehekah lodge. | | 0. c. F., have been invited to at- l tend the installation Of recently elect ! Ad officers Of Stella lodge Of Now Britain Friday evening. Supper will ! ,o served at s:3O o'clock
 Condition Improved
 The condition of tho two children ,f Willard Hart Of East Main street, vho have been ill for the past few rceks with pneumonia. has shown light change for the better it is re- ported. They are not yet out Of langer. Mrs. William C. Hart or the amc address has been taken down with plcural pneumonia.
 Community Dance
 The regular weekly dance will he Icld at the Community theater toe borrow evening at the regular time. 'atrons of those affairs which have cen SO well conducted under the Of McsSrs. Moore a-d Iogssn, are watching every week for he approach of Friday evening. Mu- c will be furnished again tomorrow y Parry's incomparable orchestra.
 Plain,ill I,riefs Bruce Gilbert of Mountain View is C onfined to his hofn with a severe I ttack Of neuralgia. Sequassen lodge. |. Q. 0. r., will | rect this evening in Odd Fellows hall. ( report on the prpgrt ss Of the com ; iittce in charge of the public install ' tion to be held January $ in the community thcater will be made. The Holy Name society Of the I nurcli Of Our Lady Of Mercy will {, ieet this evening in the American i cgion rooms on Whiting street. Prayer meeting Of the Methodist ,i riscopal church will Dc held at the |, omc of Mrs. John F. Lamb at 'G7 road street this evening al 7;45 clock. n To Eent-Tenemcnt of five rooms i, 5l Whiting street. Inquire Of n mes ManiIla. .-adNt. m
 ScOtIaBd's Blind Ureanist Edinburgh. Scotland l1t. Alfred o ollins. one of St Otland's most gifted r is totally bind. Ths degree l doctor Of music recently was con a rfcd upon him. He never makes \