New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
PMinUiMe Nerus
PAYING TRIBUTE
 ID DEAD MEMBERS
PythianS Plan Memorial Service
 -Grange HOnOrS Departed
ALL,PLAINYILLES ELECT

Dorazio Heads Leading Local Nine
 -IntoXicated Teamster Drives
 into Ditch-Special Meeting of Ffremen-Brlefs.
 Memorial services are being planned by local fraternal organi- cations in honor of their deceased members W. B. Wilber, Edward F. Aspinall and F. R. Ackart have been appointed a committee by Pythian lodge, K. of P, to arrange for such service for that body. Tho Pythian memorial day is the Tuesday after the second Sunday In Juno or as near that date as is convenient. The committee has an- nounced that the service will be held on Friday night. June IS.
 This will be a joint meeting with the Pythian Sisters. A local min- ister will be secured to give a short address and a music program is being arranged. The public is cor diaIiy invited to attend The sery- ice will start at S:15 o'clock.
 Grange Service
 Plainville Grange honored it's dead with a memorial service last evening, the program being in charge of the chaplain, Mrs. II. r. Lowrcy. There were four musical selections. two readings and short memorial address. The altar was decorated with roses in honor Of the deceased Changers.
 The next meeting of the Plain vile Grange will be held on June 15 and will be in observance Of "Childrens night" II will he an open meeting for the children Of Grange members. and the young sters will furnish the program. This program will hc mainly in the nature Of Flag day exercises.
 Central Pomona will meet in Portland next Tuesday evening.
 All-plainviIlcs Elect
 John Guiden has been elected manager of the AIl-Plainvilles. this towns major baseball team. Herb EWalI has been chosen coach. X close vote for captain between Jack Elliott and NJ. DoraZo resulted but Elliott withdrew and Dorazio was named leader by unanimous con- sent. Manager Guiden appointed w. Tolli assistant manager and treas urer; Tolli was acting manager be- fore the election. John Murrhy will be official scorer during the season.
 At the practice last night inc team signed up Crampton who play cd with Camp Dcvons and with New 1. Hampshire state college. He will ! be in the lineup at second base on Sunday when the team meets the . Economy nine of Waterbury. An other practice will be held Thurs lay, Arrangements are being made " the management 10 have seats 'rected at the field for the spec ators.
 TcamstCr Drives Into Ditch
 Arrests Of intoxicated automobil- sts are by no means uncommon here days, but it remained for Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrcy to take nto custody q drunken teamstcr. This he did last night when William Bates Of New Britain, driving d ,air Of horses, turned them into q iN-foot ditch on New Britain road t Trumbull avenue. The ditch is hat being dug for the pipes to con- feet with the New Britain main water line, Furrey investigated and l; aw that Bates befuddled condition ; vas not entirely due to his accident, O placed him under arrest for driv- ! ng while under the influence of Iquor. II The horses we're unable to climb , Ut of the ditch by themselves and hey could not he hauled out. It 'as finally found necessary 10 fin in $ he excavation and the animals then ( -orked their way up and out. |
 C. of C. Meeting ' ne regular June meeting or the ; 'lainvile Chamber of Commerce i'll be held tomorrow evening at s ( clock. when several committees . re expected to report. No report is Npected yet from the committee ppointed by President Henry Trum- ull to investigate the advisabiity f a board of finance for Plainville. his committee consists of Stanley . Gwillim, chairman; II. T. Wash urn and Joseph T. Mccarthy.
 New Stamps Here The first supply of the new two ent stamps in commemoration of ne 150th anniversary of the signing the Declaration of Independence nd the sesqui-centennial exposition cling held in Philadelphia in ob- arvance of that anniversary arrived t the local post office this morn 1g. The stamps are double the us-