New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-10
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS
Plan 2.DAY TRIP
Will Participate in Meet IN
BarkhamStM Forest
MARRIAGE is POSTPONED
Mrs. Foran to be Buried in Dress
Intended For Daughters Wedding
Start Planning School Alumni
Reunion-Basebail Tonight.

Boy Scout Troop SO. sponsored by
Brock Barnes post, American Le-
glon, will participate in the Scout
meet to be held in the Legion forest
at Barkhamsted Oh Saturday and
Sunday, July IS an -. This will
be the first big trip of the local
youngsters. and they are looking
forward to it with zest.
Camp will be set up on Saturday.
after which there will be athletic
Il. j scoutcrGrt evtats, while there
vii be campfire in the evening
After a religious service on Sunday
there will be number OF hikes
featuring a visit to an old Indian
burying ground. There will also be
field meeting dealing with forestry.
Scoutmaster Frank LeVasseur is
arranging for this novelty In local
scouting, In the meantime. the
troop took steps to prepare itself
for the camping trip by holding a
hike today to Pinnacle Rock. The
boys took their lunch and were pre-
pared for a real day in the outdoors
btdtlt Iost pullte W EuulIlS
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick
Foran Of 1l9 Whiting street will be
held tomorrow, on the day on which
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Irene Foran, was to have taken
place, and Mrs. Foran will be buried
in the dress which she had planned
| to wear to her daughters wedding.
The wedding has been postponed
| indefinitely.
Services will be held at the Church
of Our Lady of Mercy at 9 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. lnterment Will
be made in st. Joseph's cemetery.
TO Plan Reunion
The executive committee of the
Plainvillc Graded School Alumni as
soclation will meet in the Chamber
of Commerce rooms at o'clock on
Thursday night to set a date for the
annual association runion and to
make plans for the affair. This re-
union has always been one of the
most important summer events in
. the town, and the committee expects
that this years will be an even big
ger success than those in the past.
Legion Elects Delegates
Brock Barnes post, American Lee
gion, last night elected delegates to
the coming state convention. The
Plainville delegates will be Com
mander Theodore Fanton. Frank Lee
Vasseur, and Harry Fisher, With
! them, as alternates, will be G. O.
Cutting, James Paul. and Clarence
White.
Baseball Tonight
Another hot Industrial league
baseball game is in prospect for to-
night, when the TrumbulI Electric
and Standard Steel teams meet at
the High school field. The Temcos
are well in front of the league and
have been putting down all opposi-
ton in great squirt which has
made them favorites' for the cham
pionship. The Bearing Makers,
however, held them to one-run
margin on the previous meeting Of
the teams and have not been de-
feated since. SO it expects that its
new combination will bat its way to
surprise victory tonight.
On Thursday the Peck Spring Co
will meet the Businessmen.
Realty Transfer
Edward J. Burns of Torrington
has transferred five lots at Home
stead park to James NJ. Bonney, also
of Torrington. according TO war
ranty deed filed at the town clerk S
office. The lots, which are known
as Nos. IS, SO, 81. 81, and So, are
located on Burnside avenue and
Fairbanks street
Legion Has Game
The junior team sponsored by the
Legion post will meet the strong
New Britain Legion nine at the High
school field tomorrow evening. The
Hardware City team is believed 10 be
enc of the fastest In the league. but
Plainville hopes TO give it an upset.
One thing the locals need In their
effort to turn back the visitors will
be q crowd to encourage them, and
IT is hoped that there will be good
tprnout ~ fans