New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Bristol Mews
CENTRAL GRANGE IS
 VISITING BRISTOL
Installation Of Officers Principal
 Business Of Day
BRISTOL CLUB SOCIAL

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 The local Grange is today playing host 10 Central Pomona No. l. The first meeting was at 10 o'clock this morning A number of fourth de- gree members were on hand to re- ceiVo the nth degree and the local lodge made an excellent showing in this respect, A Grange dinner was served al noon.
 In the afternoon Charles NJ. Gard her, tho high priest of Dcmeter, in- stalled both the Pomona and local Grange officers and all fourth degree members.
 The local officers. who were in. stalled at this afternoons session are Master, Myron II. Bishop; over. seer, Lester Goodscll; lecturer, Jes. sic Goodsell; steward. Howard Oui- met; chaplain, Lena Bonnie; assist ant steward, Louis Reynolds; gate keeper, Chester Gibbons; treasurer, Elizabeth Bishop; secretary Mar. iorie Colinsi Pomona, Pearl Gib- bons; Ceres, Gertrude Ouimet; Flora, Lucy Ross; lady assistant steward, Ruth Dawson, The over seer of Pomona installed is Walter Wood, a past master of Bristol Grange.
 The officers Of Central Pomona Grange, who were installed, are as follows;
 Master, Clifford Brock of Middle town; overscor, Walter E. Wood of Bristol; lecturer Mrs. Lena Green hacker of Middlefeld; steward, John II, Broderick of Cromwell; assistant steward, Bcrtram l. Seward of Meri- den; chaplain, s. B, Carpenter of PIainNlle; treasurer. II. g. Blake of New Britain; secretary. Mrs. E. E. Adams of Berlin; gatekecper, Frank Roberts Of MddIetown: Ceres Mrs. R, II, Erwin of New Britain; Pomo. na, Mrs. Hattie Tolles of Southing- ton; Flora, Mrs. Florence E. Alden of New Britain; lady assistant stew ard, Mrs, Belle Kennebecker of Mid. dletown.
 The retiring master of Pomona Grange is R. II. Erwin of Newington.
 During tho afternoon an address was given by High Priest of Dc meter Gardner.
 Bristol Club Novelty Night
 Novelty Night at the Bristol club rooms tomorrow night will draw out many members it Is expected by the committee in charge and arrange ments are being made for a record attendance.
 The main feature Of the enter tainment will be the showing of three moving pictures, these to be projected by the smaller type Of movie machine that permits Of oper- ation within small halls and resi- dencos.
 A northern life picture in which the famous movie dog, Rin Tin Tin is the star actor will be shown as the feature picture. with two pie lures Of more humorous nature being added 10 make the program even more interesting.
 Two well known Bristol movie producers" both club members, Morton c. Trcaiway and Harry c. Barnes, are 10 be in charge. They have made complete arrangements to have the movies run off in a most professional manner and the club members should havo real fno time
 Following tho movies there will be the social hour with the serving of q buffet lunch. During this per iod thcrs will be cards, billiards and pc 1.
 To Return Visit
 The following Monday night Bris- tol club members will tourney 10 Torrngton where they will be the guests of the Torrington club. Du- plicatc bridge whist, pool nnd bll- Hard matches will be the order of the evening, this being a return visit of local club members 10 the Tor rirgton club members who were here two weeks ago.
 Blue Sky Investment Day
 Thursday will be Blue Sky In- yestmcnt Day" for Bristol people as arrangements have been completed for the appearance in this city all days Thursday Of William II. Bar hour of the Investment Protective branch of tho William ], Burns agency. This visit Of the noted authority on stock matters is made possible hy tho subscribing to the Community Service by the local Chamber of Commerce of the serv- ice that supplies data on unlisted stocks and investments,
 '1Bar Haven Presented Friday
 Night
 Bar Havcn," q comedy in three octs, will be presented Friday eve