New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

1ield Loomis and Charles Weldon presented a short sketch entitled Fat Enfertains." There were sev- eral numbers by quartet composed of MT. and Mrs, Henry Bannen. Ed, ward Lackey, and Mrs. Bessie Hart l also duets by Mrs. Barbara Granger and Mrs. Catherine Stillman. How. ard Tyler gave a monologue. l The state master, Minor Ives ol
 Meriden. who was present with hi. Wife, spoke, as did the other state officers present. These were Over. seer l., J. Tollcs Of Bristol and hi. wife. Secretary Ard Welton of Ply, mouth, and Assistant Steward Charles Adams of Groton.
 Mrs. Curtis was presented with a large bunch of carnations and with a handsome leather-t fitted travelins case. Although surprised again, she responded briefly and thanked her friends.
 bancins. with grand march and round and square dances, followed. l1olman's orchestra of Bristol pro. vlded music. The hall was decor. ated with quantities of flowers and In general color scheme of yellow and white,
 Tn" committee in charge ot the affair comprised Mrs. l. B. Carter, Mrs. Anna Moves, Mrs. Theodo ore Lyman. Mrs Ernest Phelps. Mrs, Charles Weldon, and Mrs Winfield Loomis.
 The annual picnic for children of Grange members was held yesterday afternoon on the lawn of Mir. and Mrs, H, L. Newe'l's home ON Bo. hemla street, About 70 children and ] . adults were present Ice crean, was served and games played. Each ch,ld was presented with balloon. The Grange picnic will be held on July :. but the location has not been fixed
 Economy Co. Leases Store Tho Economy Grocery Co. of East Hartford has leased the store at Is west Main street from the Sequas- sen Corp. and will shortly open a second store there, The lease is for one year at a rental of $55 a month, but provides for yearly extensions for at least ten years. The Economy Co. already has one store in Plain- vile. on Whiting street.
 Legion Team Shut Out The Plainville team Tn the county Baseball league sponsored by the American Legion dropped it's season opener last evening when the South ington boys shut it out by 40 in a well played game at the local High school grounds. Plainville had a bad first inning. but then it settled down and held the visitors on prac- tcally even terms.
 I J, Yacobellis who pitched for
 Plainville. tanned seven men. while Grandy of Southington struck out
 nine. King starred at bat with q double and triple, while Butler also hit for three bases. The line-ups and score by innings;
 Southington-McNerny. Of: Dona hue. 5b; Genotti, ss; King, lb: Tar. antino. c: Myczkowsk., 2b: Petels If; SespanslN. If: Grandy, p.
 Plainville-T. YacobeIlis. If: J O'Dea, If: s. Minella, 1b: C. Yaco. bellis. c; J. Staranchak. 2b; A 1<empi, Of: J. Yacobellis, p: A
 Mirante. ss: S. Pavano. 3b.
 Southington 5000 0 1 O..
 rlainville DO 0 0 0 0 0 Q o-'
 Umpires-Welsh and Cleveland.
 The locals will play in Wcthers field on Friday July 6.
 Miss Frances Warriner Miss Frances A. Warriner 75 ! died this morning at her home at 4a Broad street after an illness of two months. She had been an invalid for some time. Death. which came peacefully. was due to cardiac trou- ble. Miss Warriner was born in ! E'orestville and had lived in Plain- iville for about six years. She came here from New Britain where she had resided with Henry Scheuy of SC Bassett street, New Britain, a brother-in-la Jaw.
 Funeral services will be conducted at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the grave in Forestville cemetery, Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor of the Plain vile NJ. F.. church. will officiate. Independents Organized
 The Plainville Independents have been formally organized and are now seeking baseball games with teams in this vicinity composed Of players 16 to Is years old. Arthur C. Cheetham, formG coach of the "Y" team. is coaching the 1ndepend- ents. whose lineup Is composed largely of High school players. The team is particularly anxious 10 secure a game to be played here on the morning of July {. Contests may be booked by telephoning Carl Peterson at 425.
 Union Services The local Protestant churches will follow their usual custom and unite for their July services. The union services will be held in the Method isl church on July s. in the Baptist church on July Is. on July 22 al the Advent Christian church, and al the Congregational church on Jul, 2ath.
 Pythian Sisters Meet Pythian Temple No. 29. held its regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall last night. A large attendance was on hand at this, the last meeting until