New Britain herald., 1928-10-18

! bureau in New York. while Mrs. Walther was instrumental in form ing the Sixth Ward Republican club in New Britain and is a member of the Connecticut state speakers bu- reau. A cordial invitation to all women of Plainville is extended, and 1t Is hoped that all local women in- terested in the coming election will attend this meeting.
 Football Game Saturday Platnville High schools football eleven will play its first real home game at o'clock Saturday after noon with Litch1ield High as its op- ponent. The local team lost a 12-O decision to Litchf1eld two weeks ago, but tho breaks were all against Plainville and Coach Caulfield's boys are hoping to turn the tables this weekend. A good-sized crowd is hoped for by the management, and a game worth watching is promised. Leonard Nixon of New Britain will referee.
 Minstrel Show and Dance A minstrel show and dance will be given at the Plainville High school on Friday evening, October 26. The show will start at S:15 o'clock in the auditorium and will be followed by dancing in the gymnasium. Music will be furnished by Bakers Famous orchestra, formerly of Boston, as- sisted by the Majestic orchestra. The principals in the minstrel show will be George Livingstone, Jr., interlocutor; Mrs. Hazelle Living stone. leading lady: and the follow ing as end men: John Baker as "Bones." Irving Naaman as Sam bo," Ernest Baker as "Rastus," and George Livingstone, ST.. as "Tambo."
 The first part of the show will consist of the following songs:
 "Any Rags" by George Living stone, S'i'. Eye Bye Policeman" by Irving Naaman. Roll on Deep" by John Baker. Georgia Brown" by Ernest Baker. "So Tired" by Miss Helena Livingstone. Sweet Sue," by w. Bertram Halsted. Ramona" by Miss Helen Cambridge. "Old Man Sunshine" by Virgil Baker. Are You Thinking of Me Tonight" by Webster (Webby) Edgerton. That's My Weakness Now" by Miss Laura Naaman. That's My Nam ma." by Dayton Baker. My Ohio Home," by Miss Evelyn Baker.
 The second part will bring several speciality acts, as follows:
 Miss Hayelle Livingstone. Oriental dance; Halsted brothers, musical act: Livingstone & Baker. the Danc- ing Kids; Naaman & Livingstone, banjo kings; Seven Wonders, high kickers; Baker brothers, novelty act; Baker & Baker. toe trippers.
 Grand finale by entire company.
 Headmasters to Meet
 The Connecticut Headmasters' round table will be held in the local high school this evening. Dinner will be served at o'clock in the cafeteria, the domestic science de- partment. assisted by Mrs. Peters, being in charge. A business session, with short talks by several school principals, will follow.
 Grange Notes
 Plainville Grange held its regu- lar meeting on Tuesday night. when a class of seven were instructed in the third and fourth degrees, the work being excellently exemplified by the Litchfield degree team. Visi- tors were present from Litchfield. Collinsville. Bristol. Mad River. New Britain. Southington. Harwinton. Avon. Cheshire and Southington. A harvest supper was served after the meeting and was in turn followed by dancing.
 The committee on enlarging the hall reported progress. and bids are expected to be in for the next meet ing.
 A special state meeting will be held in Torrington Friday night and in Abingdon on Saturday. October 27. Central Pomona will meet in Bristol on November ?. when the fifth degree will be work ed. The National Grange meeting will be in Washington, D. C.. be- ginning on November 14. and al- ready about 200 Connecticut Pa irons, including some from Plain- vile. have sent in their registrations.
 Plans are nearly completed for the annual Grange fair, which will be held in Grange hall on October 25 and 26. afternoon and evening. The usual articles. also new line of children's apparel. will be on sale. A play will be presented each eve- hing, and both casts are now very ousy with rehearsals. Mrs. Anna Moves is chairman of the fair com nittee.
 The next Grange meeting will be Officers Night"
 School Notes
 About 30 women were present yesterday afternoon at the lecture given by Miss Dorothy Bulkley of he Connecticut Dairy and Food council in the high school. No re- port has been made yet on how much money was raised for the stu lent aid fund.
 A Halloween dance for the bene- it of the senior class will be held in he high school gymnasium on Fri lay evening, November ?. The Har- nony Boys will furnish music.
 Baptist Church Notes
 Regular mid-week prayer meet ng will be held at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the Baptist church. Definite action will be taken regard ng the furnace in the parsonage.
 The Young Peoples society will lold an important business meet