New Britain herald., 1928-02-22

meeting of Plainviue Grange in its hall last evening. guests being pres ent from Southington. New Britain. Bristol. Pennington. Newington. Harwintcr. Middleheld. Mad River. West Hartford. Maine. Vermont. New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The total attendance was ITS.
 An excellent program was pres ented by the visitors. Four ladies from Pennington Grange opened the entertainment by appearing in old fashioned costumes and singing sev- eral selections. Miss Emma God frey of southirgtcn gave a vocal solo and was encored. Two Bristol Changers offered . negro speciality number. A mixed quartet from Eurritt Grange of New Britain sang. Bristol Grange presented q play. An American Harem" A violin solo by Mir Taylor of Pennington was eneored. A sketch, "Wanted-a Wife" was staged by members Of southinetcn Grange. The quartet concluded the program with two songs.
 At the next meeting c& the lceal GranEe on March the first and sec end degrees vii! be conferred.
 Assessor Asks Relief
 Assessor Schuyler P. Williams vas one ot ss persons who appeared before the board ct relief at its final pubic sessicn yesterday afternoon and asked that the evaluatlons placed upon their property be re- ducsd. The total number of appeals IS estimated by Chairman W. w. Sey- mour at about 175, more than 1s times the usual number. The board r,ll now hold private sessions daily and will act upon the requests for relief which have been submitted. No nlors appeals will be heard.
 Anniversary Dance
 More than So couples were present at the first annlverary dancA Of Washinston Trumhull circle. Com ranlons of the Forest. held in the High school gymnasium last night. Simpson Brothers orchestra of Bristol furnished music and made d. fine impression. Clifford Slnr- son was promptsr for the numerous old fashioned round and square dances which were enjoyed. The dance vas decided success both so- clally and financially.
 Tomorrow night, after the regular meeting at o'clock, the circle will contlnus it's anniversary observance with 3, ean1uet and soclal hour. Members of Fidella circle of Forest vile will bs present. as will mem ters ot Court Gensral Layton, Fer esters Of America, and their 1-!HeS. Supervising Deputy Mrs, E. r Bart lett of IorrlnE+on will be guest Of homer.
 Ready for Play
 All IS n readiness for the rre zent!nE cf the play. Ills UncIes Niece by Raymond ". Sargent. n the high school Friday evening ar o'clock under the auspices of the Congregational Young People,
 The members of the cast haze worked hard to give the audlencA ?. finished rroductlor and while there has been a most gratifying advance sale of seats there are many good seats still available. These may he secured from any me mber of the society,
 Special Fire Dept, Meeting
 4 special meeting Of the fire de paytment will be held in the Are mems rooms at o'clock Friday night All members are requested to he present
 George Washington Social
 4 George Washington soc!a! u-tll be held at o'clock tonight at the residence ot Mrs. Eta West. s Pierce street. The social will be ur- der the auspices Of the Ladies Missionary society ct the Redeem CT 4 NJ. E. Zion church,
 Federation Notes
 Th. evening, group Of the Corg-s- eational church Womans Fedora ton will meet at 7:3o o'clock to- morrow evening with Mrs Charles Weldon, 10 Broad street
 The Interdenominational Day of Work and Prayer will open at 10 o'clock Friday morning in the Con- gregational church parish house. There will be sewing for the New Britain General hospital. luncheon. a missionary servlce. and an offer ing for the Plainville Public Health Nursing association.
 Confer on Trolley Stop
 ". J. Bryan, district superinten- dent of the Connecticut Co. con- ferred with the selectmen yesterday regarding the trolley stop in Gen. tral square. He eaid that a request had been made, to his supervisory. that the stop be relocated at the old place at the head of East Main street instead of at the head of Whiting street as at present. The selectr,en expressed satisfaction