New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

beard, Jack the Giant Killer and many others as we'll known.. The music will be novel and catchy and will add much to the atmosphere of the play.
 Game Tomorrow A baseball game will be staged tomorrow evening at 6:s0 o'clock at the Plainville High school neld be- tween the Peck, Stow & Wilcox team of Southinston and the Trum- hull Electric nine. A fast game is expected.
 SeaiOr Hall The senior ball, which is schedul- ed to take place Wednesday evening, June 1s. at the Plainville High school, promises to be a very de- lightful and successful affair. In- ,itations are now being sent out and those receiving them may obtain tickets either at the door or from any of the following: Abbie Usher, chairman: Dorothy Ives. Doris Spencer. Carl Peterson, and James Simpson. Jr.
 Discharged From Hospital Sumner Johnson, 2S. Of North Adams, Mass, the Hartford Theo- logical seminary student who was bitten by a copperhead snake while hiking in the vicinity of reservoir No. West Hartford, on May .s, was discharged from the Hartford hospital yesterday afternoon. MT. Summer is acting pastor of the Plainville Advent Christian church. Antivenin serum. administered at the hospital to counteract the effect of the poison, undoubtedly saved Johnsons life. hospital au- thoritics indicate. Johnson killed the snake after it attacked him and then he returned to the seminary. where the reptile was positively identified as coppsrhead. The an- tivenin serum was injected about 10 hours after the student was bit ten, two hours less than the aafcty margin of le hours allowed by doctors.
 Temple-Earrsr
 Miss Hope Farrar, daughter of Constable and Mrs. E. w. Farrar of Tomlinson avenue, and Everett A. Temple, son of Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Temple of Avon. were married this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Baptist church. Rev. Dr. A. ID. Ken drick performed the ceremony.
 A reception was held in the par lcrs of the church following the ceremony Upon their return from their wedding trip. Mir. and Mrs. Temple will reside on Corbin avenue, New Britain. Mir. Temple is employ ed as lneman by the Connecticut Light and Power Go. in New Britain.
 Junior Class Benefit
 Everything is in readiness for the picture to be shown this evening and tomorrow evening at the Strand theater under the auspices of the junior class of the Plainville Hign school.
 The name of the picture is "T;'c Flying Fleet" It is being given in order to increase the gift fund of the class. The purpose of the fund is to secure sufficient money so that the class may leave some fitting gi't to the school when it graduates. At the present time there is some money on hand which was raised through enterprises conducted by the class.
 The picture was shown this aft ernoon for the school children. Tickets are being sold at regular theater prices.
 Boy and Girl Scout News | Sooutmaster Leon A. Griffin re- quests all members of Troop |, Boy Scouts, to meet this evening at [ o'clock sharp at the Methodist church.
 All members of the Girl Scouts are requested to be present at the regular meeting of the troop which will be held tomorrow evening at the High school gymnasium under the direction of Miss Ruth Jacobs, as matters of importance are to b.. discussed.
 Meeting Friday
 The w. II. < F. NJ. society of the Advent Christian church will me- at the camp ground on Friday in the mission cottage. This is to be a gct-together meeting of the Con- necticut and Western Massac huset:s Missionary societies.
 Grange Notes
 The regular meeting of Plainvillc Grange was held last evening at the Grange hall on Pierce street. Memo rial night was observed. the pro- gram being in charge of Mrs. Ann;, Moves. The program consisted of three songs by the Grange, read ing by Mrs. H. B. LOwrcy. and an address by Master c. H. Curtis. Fol- lowing this program. the rest of the evening was put in charge of the home economies committee.
 The home economies committee also presented a program. It con- sisted of several songs by tue Grange and a roll call of the mem- bers. In answer to the call. each man was asked to tell what his fa"- orite dessert was while each wom- and was asked to tell some house. hold secret A vocal solo was reh- dered by Mrs. Beryl Bannell. Mrs. C. H. Curtis read an original paper