New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

hem which is being organized here. Much enthusiasm was shown at the first meeting held Friday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Andrew J. satallne on Cleveland road. and sn- ether will take place there on Mon day evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Harkc Found Vegetables
 The mysterious appearance of vegetables in an automobile Satur- day night took place in a machine owned by Fred w. Harke of South ington road and not that of Chester Griffin, as stated by the police. Mir. Harke is holding the odibles at the home of Mrs. Robert Graham of Southington road and awaiting the owner.
 I'ythian Sisters Whist
 A public whist will be held by the rythian Sisters this evening in Odd Fellows hall. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
 Notes
 sequassen lodge, l. o. o. F., will hold 8. regular meeting i'll it's hall tomorrow night. when the initiatory degree will be conferred, All mem- bers arc urged to be present.
 The large gasoline storage tanks were installed at the Walter II. Goodrich Co. on West Main street this morning,
 The Woinan's Federation will meet for lvntcn sewing tomorrow afternoon in the Congregational parish house. The evening group will meet at the same place at 7:30 o clock.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with the president, Mrs. II. A. Temple.
 The junior choir Of the Baptist church will rehcarse a tho home of Mrs. A, w. Thomasen tomorrow aft "rnoon at l o'clock.
 Funeral of James Farrell
 Funeral services for James Far rell will be held at S:30 o'clock to- morrow morning at the homo of his nephew, Henry McC;rail of t7 Sey- mour street, New BritaiY, and at 2 o'clock at St- Marys church in that city. IntHrm"nt will be in St Mary's cemetery.
 Grange Meeting
 The first and second degrees were conferred on 8 class Of $ candidates at the meeting Of PlaInNille Grange last evening. The first degree was
  and their wives. It was composed as follows; Worthy master, T. A. Ly- man; otors"er, I. E. Carter. lecturer, IT, l.. Newell: chaplain, & E. Car penter; steward. II. s. Tyler; assis- tant steward. lalph Williams: door keeper. M. <. Spencer: secretary, Mrs. IT. l.. Newell; treasurer, Mrs. $. E. Carpenter; Ceres, Mrs IT, $. Tyler; Pomona, Mrs. T. A. Lyman; Flora, Mrs. c. IT. Curtis; lady assis- 'ant steward. Mrs. Ralph Williams. The ladies' team was in charge Of the second degree.
 Two officers Of the state Grange, Oyersoer l.. T. Tollcs Of Southing- ton and Secretary R. Welton of Ply mouth, were present ,n1 wished the Changers good luck. The total at tendance was about 100. Refresh mcnts were served 2t the close Of the meeting
 So many applications have been received that the first and second degrees will be worked aCa'n at the meeting on March 20 and the third and fourth degrees will rot be cor ferred until April 1.
 A St. patrIck's social for the mcm- bsrs will be held in Grange hall at o'clock Saturday evening, Mar l l7. At 6:3n o'clock the members of l he casts of the two plays presented | it the recent Grange fair will be | guests Of the Grange nt supper.
 Plainville Grange will furnish two numbers at q Neishbors' Night m on March o7
 A public dance will be kcld in the lall under the auspices O. the irange on Friday evening. Music will be furnished by four piece orchestra.