New Britain herald., 1925-01-20
RECEPTION ID BE
 HELD ON THURSDAY
Governor John H. Trumbull to
 Be Guest Of the Town
LEGION AUXILIARY INSTALLS
Martha Sewing Circle Elects - To Take Care of Horscs-Dcputy To Install - Hearing Tomorrow -
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PlainyiIlc Briefs.

The reception which is being ar ranged by general committee of townspeople for Governor John IL. Trumbull, will be held In the Plain vile Congregational church Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. These are the only plans which are definitely settled until the meeting of the gen. eral committee tonight at 7:S0 o'clock in the towr hall. The form of the reception and the program to be carried out will be decided to- night at the meeting and will follow recommendation of the subcom- mittee which met in the town hall Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Charles II. Newton, chairman of the subcommittee states that the members of the steering committee have several suggestions to offer and the selection of the one to be car ried out will be left to the wishes of the general committee. The Con- gregational church was selected be- cause it is thought to be the only place large enough available for a gathering of this sort and the com mittee now feels that all those who will wish to attend will not be &C., commodated in the edflce.
 s. s. Gwillim. who was lieuten- ant in the Connecticut State Guard. of which the governor was captain during the war, Is sending out mo- tices to the former members of the local company to report at the town hall on Pierce street Thursday eve ming at 7:15 o'clock to act as an honorary escort 10 the governor.
 The affair will be an expression by the entire community of it's pride and confidence in MT. Trumbull's elevation to the office of governor Of l the state.
 Auxiliary To Install
 The recently elected officers of the American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post. will be installed at a meeting to be held Friday evening in the American Legion rooms on Whit ing street. The work will be in charge of Miss Mary c. Coyle, state president of the auxiliary and the members of Brock Barnes post will 1 be the guests of the sister organiza- ton. Following the work, there will be an entertainment and re- treatments will be furnished.
 Sewing Circle Elects
 Martha Sewing Circle has elected the following officers to serve during the coming year: President, Mrs Sophia Hemingway: vice-president Mrs r. H. Gilbert; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Ethel Scherr; first directress, Mrs. A. Brown: second directress, Mrs. J. Hickok and third dircctress, Mrs M. Pease.
 To Care For Horses
 Frank J, Smith, humane agent for Plainville, and representative of the state humane society, have been in vcstigating complaints during the past few days received from resi- dents of the east end of the town re- garding the condition of two horses owned by Reuben Dike. Mir. bike employs the animals in trucking and in blowing during the summer months, but he has been unable to secure work for them at the present tme and the horses have been poorly Inourished for some time and their housing conditions have been any thing but satisfactory
 Following an investigation. the humane agents have arranged with the former owners of the horses tc have them cared for in their former homes. James Cafferty of Cromwell and James Lacey are the formel owners and they will care for tht horses as long IS tt is impossible fol Alr. Dike to care for them.
 Deputy To Install
 District Deputy Harold Anderson