New Britain herald., 1926-12-08
PainuiMe Nelus

Hn0 Vpuu IGu lVnl6ut UNIT TO HOLD ELECTION
 Legion Auxiliary Annual Meeting
 Thursday Evening-Scolla Ap-
 pears in Court-Asked to Clear
 Sidewalks-Plainyille Briefs.
 Charles H. Curtis was reelected master Of Plainville Grange, No. 54. last night at the annual meeting of that organization. Other officers chosen by the Changers were as fol- lows: Overseer. Irving Gridley: lec turer, Mrs. Charles H. Curtis; stew ard, Floyd StiIlman; chaplain, Mrs. Cappa Corning; assistant steward, Russell Scoyilie; treasurer. Mrs. r. E. Manchester; secretary. Mrs. H. L. Newell; Ceres, Mrs. George A. Beck with; Pomona, Mrs. William Wilbur; Flora, Mrs. Anna Moves; lady as sistant steward Miss Ethel Hubbell; gatekeeper, William A. Smith; mem Der of executive committee for three years, Ralph Williams. These officers will be installed on January 1.
 Preparations were completed for the annual Grange fair, which is being held in Grange hall on Pierce street this afternoon and evening and tomorrow afternoon and night. A three-act play, The Deacon's Second Wife" will be presented this evening by cast of local Grangers. and another tomorrow by Patrons Of Husbandry from Bristol. There will be dancing on both evenings, music being furnished by HoIman's orches- tra; both the old and new steps will be in order. A large variety of ar ticles will be offered at the booths.
 At the meeting Of the Grange on December 21 there will be Q Christ mas party for the children of the Changers. Charles II. Curtis and Mrs. Curtis will be the delegates to the state Grange in Bridgeport in Jan- uary.
 Auxiliary Election
 At the regular meeting of Brock Barnes unit tomorrow night officers for the coming year will be elected. \ l., tn \ the Community thcater on Decem- Der Is and 14 the auxiliary will pre- sent the picture, 'The Blue Eagle" to raise funds to pack boxes for dis abled soldiers. This unit is sending 14 boxes to disabled veterans in the Allentown hospital There will be a matinee for children on Monday afternoon.
 Clean or Sidewalks
 The selectmen urge the townspeo- pie to clear their walks of snow, say ing that this would be a great help to the town. Action is being con- sidered against those who fail to re- move the snow. The mail carriers and others using the walks report tn. : on the whole the traces of this storm were removed very rapidly. but conditions are still far from ideal, especially in the outlying dis triCts.
 Favor Municipal Tree
 Much favorable comment has been occasioned by the plan of the American Legion to sponsor muni- cipal Christmas tree on the town green. Some have suggested the tree be set up on Monument Square, which is squarely at the center Of the town, but there is not room enough here for IS foot tree such as it is proposed to set up. Plans are under way for an old-fashioned Yulotide celebration about the tree on one night of the holiday week.
 Scolla in Court
 Frank Scolla of Plainville pleaded nolo contendere to charge of az gravated assault when he appeared yesterday in the superior court at I1ttIlt Ol u. NNOllti IS I4l'll e1CN "ILil shooting Herman Voisard about a month ago as the latter crossed corner of Scolla's property. Noisard spent several weeks in the hospital as result of the shooting but is now back at work at the Economy gro ccry stora-
 Tcmco Bowling
 The teams in the Tcmco bowling league kept their respective positions in this weeks games, both leaders taking two out of three strings each from the second division quintets. The scores were much higher than in the past, Silvcrio. Lemcries. and Eabich starring. The standing is now as follows:
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