New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
PLEASANT PROGRAM HEARD BY GRANGE Local Organization Invited to
 Bristol Next Month
 PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT
Tlrcc-Act Comedy At Consrcga-
 tIonal Parish House -- Albert White Surprised By Friends Funeral Of Mrs. Spcnccr--Bricfs.

Plainyille Grange listened to very pleasing program al it's meet ing last night in its hall, Follow ling the transaction of routine bus mess, Miss Helen Day opened the entertainment with q dcft piano solo. This was followed by an orig inal paper on Signs of Spring" giv-, en by Mrs. Harold Newell. There was a reading by Miss Ethel Hub bell after which all members of the Grange joined in n song,
 A stcrcopticon lecture on "Onr Conneciicut Birds waa given by Mrs. C. II. Curtis This lecture was provided by the state and proved both interesting ani instructive to a high degree.
 Plainyille Grange has been in'it- cd to attend the meeting of the Bris- tol society on April lG. and 1t Is hoped that q large number will visit the neighbor!nS city at that time. On April Is, Central Pomona | Grange will meet at Middletown. To Present Play A clever three-aCt comedy en- titled Getting Acquainted With | Madge." will be presented in the II lCongrcgational church parish house at s o'clock tomorrow evening. Thf
 play will be given by the Young II Peoples circle of the church and k |l for the benefit of the church cal II cndars. which the society is pro H viding. The cast of characters Is a' follows:
 , Arthur Tilden .,...... Ice tFah' . Sam Forbush ...,,. John Madcle! , Randall Graham .. Wesley Schwal Il Frank Garner .. Raymond SchWaN
 Harry Neville -. Traitor GetchcI r Burton ............ Loyal Smitl pr. Ormcsby Eidgeway ....,. .............. Harry Jos"phSoi . Mrs. Alicia Eidgeway Elsie Evan | Madee ........... Viola Spence Jerry Saunders Elizabeth Benjamin
 Aunt Minnie ., Florence ThompSol . Lizzio ...,s..'''.''' haci'' H"''''
 BetN,cr the acts Margaret Peter - son of New Britain. %n rlocutioniS' r will entertain. Ther" will also b.
 piano sob hy Nellie BiNhy, who WI Il play Mondrlssohn's "Rondo Capric l. cioso." Candy will be sold durln '- the intcrmission.
 h Funeral of Mrs. spencer -t Funeral arrangements for MT n Ca4sanlra Spencer of New brl'a' k. avenue. who died yesterday mornln n at the New Britain General hospita st are still incomplete. They ar" !, charg. of Erickson X Carlson Il New Britain. and, while the bod 'i will be shipped to Phoenix, N ! 'h for burial, no time has been fixed " for inc service.
 Mrs, Spencer was th" wife Te William Spencer. The couple ha 'd lived here only six month. coming l. plainyille from New Britain, Sf T. leaves, besides her husband. ol t. daughter, Mrs. Cassandra N"lSo'
 two grandchildren and her moth' - Mrs. Della Bowlcy all of this to"
 TO Work Degree
 Sequassen lodge, l, 0. Q. r., W
 hold a regular meeting tomorro
 evening in its hall on West Ma
 street. The first degree will be WorI \ ed on q class of candidates. 4 M mnmbers are urged to bc present, \ Albert White Surprised
 About l5 young people Of Il
 Congregational Christian EndeaV
 society surprised Albert White, pa
 president of th" society. at hls nor
 last evening on the occasion oi | r. list birthday anniversary. MT WhI IL was prcScntcd with special C. CT Bible in appreciation Of his efforts ne connection with the local society.
 In Critical Condition a. Joseph w. Fox, a former rcSid, 2S of Plainvillc. is in q critical con' J., ton at the Hartford hospital, A at Fox recently suffered q shock. m Party success H. large number attended the CT patrick's party held last night in |, Community thcatcr tE lhH NI' Nl"' ly society of the Church of Our La ,.- ,,a of Mercy. and the affair was s' Je cess in every respect.
 ". Walter smith Ostrom
 Walter Smith Ostrom of kooSeN street died this morning at his ho .na a' at the age of e years Mir. Ostr st was well known in TlainvilIc q on had lived here for many years.
 He was born in Stamford. Ouch
 county, New York, and for ye N past had been employed at the S';
 ley Works in New Britain. He s survived by his wife, one son W
 ter and one sister, Mrs. $. MarQu,
 of East Orange. New Jcrs'y.
 Funeral services will be held fir