New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
PlainmM Ne,Os
.CADY'S CONDITION
 LITTLE IMPROVED
Specialist Is Reported Attend
 ing Local Man
LEGION POST MEETING

Special Town Meeting - Episcopal
 Church Notes--Pytbian Sisters So-
 cial-Sequassen Lodge Notes
 Plainville Briefs.
 Word has been received from Miami, Florida, from the daughter of A. D. Cady, who is wintering there, that Mir. Cady. one of Plain- ville's well known residents, is slightly improved. The letter states that when he was taken ill., a doctor who was summoned thought it ad- visable to summon a specialist. This was done and since that time, slight i improvement has been noted in his condition. His daughter expressed the hope that she would be able to get him north once again but in the meantime, he would appreciate hear ing from some of hls old friends. His address is 1922 N. E. First Court, Miami Fla.
 Special Town Meeting
 The tax rate for the coming fiscal year which starts on April 1, will be laid at special town meeting in the town hall at 8 o'clock Thursday night. A large number of voters is expected to turn out owing to the importance of the matters to come before the meeting and much dis cussion is anticipated on the subject before the tax rate will be definitely settled. It Is not expected that there will be a great increase in the tax rate for the coming year, al though slight raise is anticipated owing to several projects which are in the works for the coming year.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 Services at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour will be held tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock and will consist of holy communion. On Fri- day evening at 7:30 o'clock. there will be evening prayer and address. The special preacher at the services on next Sunday evening at ?. m. will be Dean S. R. Colladay, D. D., dean of Christ church cathedral. Pythian Sisters Social
 Pythian Temple, No. go, Pythian Sisters, will hold another of the popular socials in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. ~ rIo fn al T r,1 St I,n. q, of entertainment will be enjoyed.
 Scquassen Lodge Notes Thursday night there will be q drill for degree work for the mem- bers of the team of Sequassen lodge, | I. o. 0. r. Invitations have been received from several lodges about the state to put on the degree work this year, especially the first and third degrees in which the local lodge is fast coming to the front.
 The lodge plans to hold an enter tainment and dance sometime in April and at the meeting to be held Thursday night, plans will be made for the visitation of the grand of f1cers. This will also take place in April and it is hoped that a large number of members will attend the session as much business of import lance is to be transacted in connec- ton with these plans.
 Planning For Minstrel
 Pythian lodge. No. 47, K. of F.. of Plainville has formed a minstrel show which will be presented in Red Mems hall in Bristol on the evening of March 24. Plans being made for the affair stamp it as one of the best attempts ever put over by the local Pythians. The scenery will be of magnificent order and the unique arrangement of the program will be something long to be remembered while the comedy is expected to eX- cite more than one giggle.
 The program which has been planned for the evenings affair is as follows: Scenic director. F. F. Aspinall; property manager. Louis Mead; minstrel director R. W. Fox; right ends Harry Bonney and Ed ward Lachey; interlocutor, George $. Carlson; left ends, Henry Bannel and R. w. Fox; chorus Ernest Bon- ney, Harry Bonney. H. ". Futile, Ralph Futile, Irving Gridlcy, Charles Livingston; H, Engel, F. R. Ackert, A. GrisWold, B. Grfswold, W. N. Benjamin. R. W. Fox, E. F. Aspin- all, c. s, Carlson. J. Carlson, B. Carlson, F. Hatfield, H. BanneH, F. H. Farmer, H. Hayes. F. Lackey C. l.. Fischer, NJ. Stephenson, A. Stephenson, F. Norton. G. Pahl E. Larson, H. Selander, w. B. Wilber and J. Aspinall.
 Chorus numbers and solos: Open ing chorus. welcome, by the en- tire assembly; The Tale of Shirt: 'The Sunbeam and tho Moonbeam," a ballad rendered by Ernest Bonney accompanied by the Pythian quar- tet; Wanted a Receipt"; Look Out Below" an end song, R. W. Fox: Not His Wife; recitation, F. F. As