New Britain herald., 1929-07-31
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 To Install Officers

To Install Officers
 The rewly elected officers of Trumbull Star lodge will be installed into office at the regular meeting TO- morrow evening at s o'clock in the Legion hall. Mrs. Reynolds of New Haven will be the installing officer and will present the local lodge with flag. A large number of visiting lodges are expected to attend the exercises. A buffet lunch will be served after the meting. All mem- brs are requested to attend.
 The following officers will be in stalled: Commander. GeneViye Gull len; vice commander, Arthur Palm; past commander. Fred Livingston; i; aid to commander, Lillian Living ston; scribe, Grace Kramer; treas urer, Hazel Cassidy; accounta at Gertrude Cullen; marshall, Bertha Palin; chaplain, Mary Deegan; in side guard, Lillian Rudden; outside guard. Frank Hoinberger; trustee, Guy English. Marion Livingston and Jeanette Fields,
 To Hold Sessions
 Residents of the town again gre reminded that the registrars of voters will hold session in the Town hall on Friday from 12 o'clock to p. m. tstandrad time) for the purpose of making a caucus list of the legal voters of the town and to ll,t,... their declared political preferences. Another session will be held on August 2. The sessions will be in charge of J. Howard La Feild and Peter F. Duffy.
 Midsummer Meeting
 The Girls Friendly society can- didates will hold thelr midsummer meeting at the home of Miss 1. E. Babcock on Hart's corner on Friday afternoon. 4 full attendance is de sired.
 Eye Is Improving
 Dr. Joseph H. Potts Of New Brit am has reported that William Buys, nine, of Laurel street, who suffered a serious injury to his eye last week, is recovering rapidly and that the loss of the eye has been averted.
 The boy received painful in- jury to his eye while playing in the cellar of his home when d piece of wood or steel flew and struck the optic. For several days fears were entertained that the boy would lose the sight of the eye
 Organ Completed
 The Mrs. Clara Alvord Case ani William J Blakcslee memorial or gan at the Plainville Methodist church has been completed and wss played for the first time last evening. A number of people were present at the church including Mr. Graham, organist at the Bristol NJ. l.. church. The committee in charge of the ln stallation accepted the new orsun after the instrument was played last evening.
 Plans are being made for a fitting dedication to be held in the future at a time which has not been set. A complete description of the new or gan was published in last Saturdays issue of the Herald.
 PIainville Briefs
 Mrs. L. H. Frost and daughter left today for Laurel beach where they will spend the month of August,
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Thrall are enjoying a motor trip through New England and New York state. They will be gone for a week. Mrs. Virgil Goodwin and Helen | Fisher are spending their vacation at Poland, Maine.
 |. Friends of Miss Dorothy Conlin of l Whiting street will be pleased 10 hear that her condition is greatly | improved
 Rev. Dr. A. D. Hendricks. pastor of the Baptist church. and Mrs kendrick are expected home this week. They are on a motor trip to Georgia where they visited Dr. Ken dricks birthplace in Montezuma. Clearance sale starts Thursday for one week. Good values promised l. J. Birnbaum.-advt