New Britain herald., 1925-03-18

burt in the performance of Irish jigs and reels was q feature of the evening, A violin and piano duet furnished by Sebastian Arcari and John Varrone and recitation by Alvina Minello were all that was needed to make the program com plete.
 After the musical selections, Rev. John F. Fay. pastor of the church, thanked the people for their atten- dance and the theater owners for their donation of the hall. Dancing followed, Both modern and old fash ioned square sets were enjoyed.
 Grange Notes.
 Plainville Grange held a regular meeting last evening in Grange hall on Pierce street and following the business session. an entertain- ment was furnished by the married section of the lodge. A contest Is on between the married and single members and the winner will be treated to lunch by the losing side The next meeting will be enhanced by a program by the single delega- tion.
 The program last evening con- sisted of recitation by Mrs. F. B. Carpenter; a monologue by Mrs Edith Bristol; solo by Mrs. r. B. Hart; paper on St. Patrick by Mrs. Henry Taylor, and'a country school which was presided over by Burt Lyman as teacher and had eight other married people for pupils. Wis., itors were present from Bristol, New Britain, Pennington and Avon.
 RemOdelling Theater.
 The Community theater on Whit ing street is undergoing renovation. The plan calls for a complete re- modelling Of the front of the build ing.
 A new entrance will be built and this will give another exit for the crowds which attend the shows and other affairs which are held there. The present straight bask chairs will be replaced with leather bot tom, comfort seats. These have been purchased and are expected to ar- rive in Plainville and be installed in the theater soon. The interior of the building will be done over so that its appearance will be more attractive. New rest rooms for men and women will also be installed
 The owners stated today that the work being done on the building is simply a test as to whether it will be practicable to put into effect new plans which have been drawn for the place. With the accommodations which will have been installed in the building, the patrons of the place should increase proportionaly, and if so, the owners will then move the present building into the rear lot and will erect another structure which will cost approximately $30,0OO, it is said.
 To Attend County Meeting.
 A large delegation of members of Brock Barnes post American Le- zion, are planning to attend the county meeting which will be held in Thompsonville on next Sunday afternoon. Members should get in touch with the officers of the post so that transportation will be pro- vided. The trip will be made in cars donated for the purpose and members will meet at the post rooms prepared to leave at 1 o'clock Sun- day afternoon.
 Governor John H. Trumbull in a letter to Commander Robert Craig, has signified his intention of at- tending the showing of the film, "Over the Top with the Allies" at the Community theater on Tuesday, March 31. This is one of the official government films and is considered one of the best Americanization films ever made. A special show for the school children will be run at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and two performances will be run at night.
 Church Supper
 A church supper will be given at the Congregational church tomor- row evening at 6:30 p. m. The menu will consist of clam chow der baked beans, cabbage salad and Following this, social hour will be enjoyed at which Mrs. John H. Trumbull will speak on her recent experiences in Washington and Miss Grant will play. The pub- lie is invited to attend.
 w. c. T. U. Meeting
 The Plainville w. c. T. U. met afternoon at the home of Mrs. Norton Hanna in Forestville! Rev. George l. Browne, rector of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour addressed the members and his talk was a very inspiring one. The union will hold food and apron sale next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wallace Beach at 56 Whiting street and each member is asked to bring some food and an apron.
 Food Sale Postponed
 The food sale of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church which vas to have been held Friday after loon in the church parlors, has been postponed to a later date owing 10 he illness of several of the members ,f the committee. .-f To Be Buried Here '~ Word has been received here of , he death in Akron. O., of Mildred Andrews, eight year old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews of hat city. Mrs, Andrews is niecn ,f Mrs. Frank A. Hart of East Main