New Britain herald., 1927-05-02
PLAINVlLLE NEWS
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the Grange. and promises to be very interesting. A social hour with games will follow the meeting.
 The members of the degree teams are asked to report on tomorrow evening. as they have been invited to visit Avon Grange on May 12 and confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates. Arrange ments for rehearsal and transporta- ton will be made on Tuesday eve ming.
 Plainville Grange has been invited to visit Bristol Grange on Friday evening, May $, and will furnish two numbers on the program.
 c. of C. Meeting
 A regular meeting of the Cham ber of Commerce board of directors will be held in the chamber rooms a; o'clock Thursday evening.
 Cleo Clubs Popular
 The boys and girls elee clubs of the high school sang in Bristol Sat urday night at Red Mems hall. The boys vent over at o'clock and were guests at banquet, while the girls arrived at 7:30 o'clock. Both clubs sang and were highly compii- aented by the mayor of Bristol, who said their work was very un- usual. They participated in dance which followed and returned home on the 11:10 trolley car,
 The boys will sing tomorrow night at the Community theater, partlci- rating in the benefit performance Of the Au-Plainvllles. Both clubs Will sing at the opening exercises of the high school Thursday evening. on May 20 they will present loln' formal concert followed by dance st the high school. Both clubs have lono remarkable work this winter, the boys under Principal Phillips Ii. Lord and the girls under Miss Louise Cottle.
 South Ends Defeated
 The South Ends were handed ioIt Saturday morning when the Toonervile Sparlllers defeated them. but they say they lost the contest only in order that a return game might be arranged. The second af- fair will be at 9:S0 o'clock Satur- dav morning at the high school field. Captain Casceillo, Crsil Webb, Al Gnazzo, Minant, and G. Hayden played well. Manager Louis pestillo is trying to keep the mne supplied with games for the rest of the season. while Coaches Frank Eoran and Frank Saba are work ing hard to whip the team into shape. c,
 Businessmen GrieNeu
 The Businessmen are wearing mourning today, for one Of their mascots passed away during the night. These mascots were three kittens born in Bob Sneideman's car last week: every resource Of medl- cal science and research was eX- hausted in an effort to save the precious feline but all was III Valn. If they can save the other two the Businessmen hope to win two-thlrds of their games.
 Joseph Paladino and his family have returned to their home Tn Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Walter Cook of West Main street has returned to Plainvllle alter spending a week at his home ln Lynn. Mass.
 An automobile containing three persons and bearing New York state markers left the highway on South- irgton road Saturday night and was so badly damaged that it had to be lowed to a local garage. No one was injured in the accident.
 About a dozen members of the Brock Barnes Post, American Le- zion, spent Saturday cleaning up the town lot" at the corner or Whiting and Maple streets. The plot has now been ploughed. raked' seeded and rolled.
 Mrs. c. A. Bunnell and Mrs J. G. Ward will attend the annual meeting of the Woman's Baptist Mission society of the Hartford as- .ociation at Suffield on Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Judson are receiving congratulations on the arrival of son, Sidney Paul. on April 30. MT. and Mrs. Judson formerly lived here. but now reside in Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. H. Gilbert had as a weekend guest Miss Elizabeth Gagor of Scotland. Conn.
 Wendell Fanar. Miss Doris Fan- ning Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gilbert and Miss Gagor. went to New 1ork' Sunday, to view the Pacific neet, making the trip by auto.
 A regular meeting will be held by inc Martha Rebekahs tonight. full rehearsal will be held.
 The W, C. T. L. will meet at 2:5e o'clock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Albert Dresser of West Main street.