New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
GRANGE AUXILIARY
 MAY BE ORGANIZED
Proposition to Be Discussed at
 Meeting Thursday
FINANCE BOARD IN SESSION
Chamber Of Commerce to Meet Thursday-A. M. r.. Zion Church Celebrates 25th Anniversary-Mid- Week Prayer Meeting-Itcms.

According 10 an announcement made today the Plainville Grange is considering the formation of a wom- ems auxiliary. All of the ladies of the Grange have been requested to meet at the Grange hall on Pierce street on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock to discuss and decide the 1 forming of an auxiliary The wom- en Of the organization play very important part in the work and activities of the society and there is a strong possibility that the auxiliary will be formed
 At the regular meeting of the Grange held last evening. reports of l the lecturers conference held in Amherst. Mass. were made by Mir and Mrs. c. Curtis, Mir. and Mrs. i c. Weldon and Mrs. Winfield Loom- is. The reports proved to be very in- i teresting.
 Friday will be neighbors night at the Southington Grange. The next ! meeting of the Plainville Grange will be neighbors' night. It was announc- ed that the organization is planning | to conduct a very active program 1 during the winter months.
 Chamber Meeting The regular meeting of the direc- 1 tors and members of the Plainville | Chamber of Commerce will be held at the chambers rooms on Pierce street on Thursday evening at s ! o'clock.
 Anniversary Today
 Today marks the 25th annivor- sary of the dedication of the Re decmer's A. M. E. Zion church on Whiting street. The church was ! formally dedicated on September 4, 1904, with appropriate exercises. l Important clergy from all over the state attended the exercises. Nis- tors were present from Hartford, New Britain, Meriden and many other places. At the laying of the cornerstone. ministers from all the Plainville churches took part in the ceremonies and gave speeches. The present pastor of the church | is Rev. A. A. Perry. At the annual conference held in Boston thls year, he received great praise from th- presiding bishop and it was an nounced that his report for tho year was better than that of any other place of the size of Plainville The 1oOo1 Ch oiI gagcs due to the work of Rev. Mir Perry. A short time ago mortgage burning exercises were hclu here for three days by the Redeemrr's church. Prominent men from all over the state took part in the ccle- churches
 Midweck Meeting
 A midwcek meeting of fellow ship and prayer will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Advent Christian church.
 The Bible study will be under the leadership of Francis Dobiash of Czccho- Slovak. He will lead the congregation in a new and interest ing approach of the Shepherds psalm.
 Sunday September 8, Peter Ii, one of the Chinese Christian mis- sionares, will be the morning speaker The annual business meet ing will be held Thursday evening, September 12, in connection with the prayer meeting.
 Finance Board Meeting
 A meeting of the finance board will be held this evening at 7.3O o'clock in the office of the boari of scloctmcn. Action on the budgets of the board of assessors fire com mission and park commission will be taken.
 Hospital Notes
 Miss Lillian Foley of Canal street spent the weekend in Naugatuck. She has accepted the position Of night supervisor at the PIainNille Private hospital.
 Miss Esther Mitchell spent Labor day at Narra gansett Pier.
 A son was born last evening at the institution to Mir. aAd Mrs. Louis Haukes of Prentice street.
 Settle Old Decd
 Land and buildings on tho rorth side of Newton avenue about 50 feet east of Irving street have been quit claimed to Charles l.. and Helen J. Fisher by the Sequassen corpora ton, according to a quit-claim deed The corporation was represented by August Watson, acting president and Allen M. Raymond, treasurer.
 The purpose of the decd Is to