New Britain herald., 1928-11-13

the e.townspeople of Piainviile. Bris- tol, and southington being cordially invited to attend. Among the speak. CTS will be George Farley. 4-H club leader in Massachusetts: Mrs. Laura Barnes of Burlington; Harold Kel- sey of Middletown; and Miss Marion Bristol of Canton. Several reels of motion pictures will be shown and there will be community singing. Admission will be free.
 Mir. Farley. who has been in t-H club work for the past ten years. was previously superintendent of schools in Brockton. Mass. and the local Farm bureau sponsors consider they have been fortunate in securing him as 2 speaker.
 Cast For Play Chosen
 The cast for "AppIesauce," the three-act comedy which will be pre- sented by the High school dramatic club on Friday night. December 1t. has been selected. The play is one of American life and was written by Barry Connors. It was first produc- cd at the Ambassador theater, New York city, on September :s. 1925. The cast will be as follows:
 Ma Robinson ........ Abbie Usher Pa Robinson ...... Harlowe Smith Mrs. Jennie Baldwin Flora Easton Hazel Robinson ...... Betty Jewett Matt McAllister .... Martin Conlin Bill McAllister Y. Howard Downham Rollo Jenkins .... James Simpson
 Annual Church Fair
 The annual Congregational church fair will open tomorrow afternoon in the parish house and will continue through the evening and Thursday afternoon and evening. Tea will be served each afternoon from to 5 o'clock and a cafe supper from 6 to 1880 o'clock. Tho young people of the church will furnish an enter tainment each evening.
 The committee requests that cook ed food be brought to the parish house on Wednesday or Thursday.
 The menu tomorrow night will consist of>clam chowder. hamburg sandwiches, macaroni and cheese. rolls: apple and celery salad; apple. pumpkin, and mince pie, ice cream and coffee.
 On Thursday night the menu will comprise oyster stew. meat loaf. scalloped potatoes, cabbage salad. rolls. layer cake, ice cream and cof- fee.
 Grange Notes
 There will be a special meeting of the Plainville Grange corporation tonight at s o'clock in Grange hall
 The play Safety First" which was presented at the Grange fair during October. will be repeated on Friday. November .3. in Grange hall. The cast of the play has be- gun rchearsing and fine presenta' ton of this most entertaining com' edy is assured. Dancing will folio" the play. Music will be provided by Holman's orchestra of Bristol.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Curtis will leave for Washington tomorrow morning to attend the annual ses- sion of the National Grange. A large delegation of Connecticut Grangerl will attend the session with head quarters at the Hotel Harrington. dOu shrd lshrd etao shrd hrdl dlll Deeds Recorded N James Cummings of Brisol has sold Lot No. at Epworth Height to Virgilio schenohe of Bristol. ac' cording to warranty deed filed a the town clerks office.
 Jasper w. Jenkins has transferred .ot No. 54 at Pinehurst Manor t' William P. Herbert by quit claim. M. F. Church Notes The Plainville NJ. E. church La dies Aid Society will meet tomorro" afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Sharples. 17 Whiting street. Mrs. John E. Lamb will nave charge of the regular mid-week prayer meeting on Thursday eve ming.
 The annual harvest Thanksgiving service will be held on Sunday. Gif's of food will be accepted saturda' afternoon and will be presented to the Methodist Home for the Aged IT New Haven.
 Baptist Church Notes
 An all-day meeting of the Farm bureau will be held at the Baptls' church tomorrow. Mrs. Dakin, food specialist at Connecticut Agricultural college, will speak and demonstrate in connection with Square Meals for Health." Women of the town are cordially invited to attend.
 On Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock there will be regular pray. CT meeting. followed by a rehearsal of the pageant.
 On Friday night at 5 o'clock a calendar social will be held. Thert will be an entertainment consisting of musical selections by a ladies quartet, readings, and pageant ."The Awakening of Rip Van Wrinkle" Those having H,e dime holiday calendars are requested te bring them in at that time.
 On Sunday evening at ! o'clock pr. A. C. Darrow. a missionary from Burma. India, will speak.