New Britain herald., 1928-05-02

 cially instituted Thursday evening, May at 7:30 o'clock. also in Le- zion hall A class Of candidates numbering more than 50 will be in. itiated into the order. Star of Gold en lodge. No. l9, of Southington will eAemplify the degree work. The new lodge will be known as Trumbull Star lodge No. 61 in honor of Governor John H. Trumbull whose home is in Plsinville. Any one wishing to join the organization can do so by being present at Thurs day nights meeting.
 The following officers were nomin- ated and elected at the meeting: Commander. Frederick Livingston aid to commander, M. Irene Sataline vice Mary Arcari, past commander. NJ. Irene Sataline, act ing past commander, Lillian Living ston; marshal, Mary piJulio: chap lain. Mrs Lulu Bacon; mistress oi ceremonies. Sue Parkinson; scribe Mrs. Frances Roberts: treasurer Hazel Cassidy: accountant, Alice Royce: inside guard. Mrs. Jennie Cullen; outside guard, Mary Dcegan first trustee, Mary R. Jerrold: sec ond trustee Grace Kramer: third trustee Alice Anders and pianist, Mary Casey.
 The lodge officers extend an inNi- tation to all neighhoring lodges to attend the meeting Thursday night. Successful Cleanup Cleanup week in PlainyilNe has been voted a decided success. In all parts of tho town. the citizens have cooperated to make the moy" ment for a spotless town reality and not a theory. Ashes, rubbish and all other junk was collected b, the property owners and placed handy for the teams'ers who p|lec the streets collecting and cartln@ all through the day.
 Although the work IS not yet fin ished, it is expected that before tho l end of the week. Plainyille will pre- sent as clean a picture as any othel place in the state.
 | Single HeOple lTOSTdV I The single people of Pla,nNlli' ] Grange last night rendered the frs part of the competitive program ar ranged between the single and mar ried members of the Grange. Tn second part will be given by the mar ! ried members at the next meetlni on May IS. Mir Roberts of Middle town. MT. Wood Of Bristol and Mrs Cornwell of Meriden are acting judges,
 The program as rendered las night is as follows: Chorus by tn entire company. piano duet MS Esther Furey and Miss Amy Joseph son: sketch, What happened to tn dinner" by four members; piano sol Miss Winifred kensil: novelty sketc' Roy Gagnon; sketch Mrs. Holigan' new hat: monologue, Howard Hyle and conclusion, chorus by entlr company.
 There will be special meeting c Central Pomona in Wethersfleld o May g.
 The local Grange has receive
 several invitations from the SUI
 rounding towns to eAemplify degre
 work.
 Mrs. Curtis Honored.
 Plainville has ben signally honor ed by the state Grange in the selec
 tion of Mrs. Charles H. Curtis to b
 state lecturer of the order. She wi
 ill the unexpired term Of NIT
 Whitham who died recently. Looking For Games. The Ferocious baseball nine woul
 like to arrange games with an
 teams averaging 14 years of age. es
 peciauy the Eagles. Managers shoul get in communicat ton with Manage
 Patsy Melito.
 Hold May Dance.
 waahington-Trum circle. Com panions of the Forest, will hold
 May dance and social in the Hig school gymnasium Friday eveninI
 May 1. Music will be furnished b Simpsons Orchestra of Bristol. Thl promises to be one of the mo- . ] pleasing SOClalS III some utle' Attend Funeral. , Many people from Plainville al
 tended the funeral of Mark Stone Forestville today. Mir. Stone. veteran of the Civil War. was fo years a resident of Plainville havln
 lived on Maple street. !, Young Peoples Dance. The gational Young Peopl
 will give a dance in the High scho , gymnasium Friday evening. May D from S to 1c o'clock. Music will r furnished by the Trinity Bacchan; v Hans of New Britain.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Ray Nehf and family have move
 from East Main street. Plainrllle,
 Mott street. Wethersficld.
 Richard Lambert, formerly bai f gaze master at the Plainvillc ra, r road station. is seriously i'll in ' ,. | Francis hospital. Hartford. = Moving and trucking. Tel. 54