New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
SPECIAL PROGRAM
 GIVEN BY GRANGE
Past Masters Of Local OrSaniZa-
 ton Guests Of Honor
INSTALLATION BY LEGION
Visiting Nurse Makes Monthly Re-
 port-PubliC Whist Party By Washington-Trumbull Circle - Blues to Meet New Britain Eleven.

| Washington-Trumb Circle -
 Blues to Meet New Britain Eleven. The past masters of Plainville | Grange were honored at a, special meeting and program held last eve l ming in the Grange hall on Pierce street before a large gathering. The program was given especially in l honor of the past masters and proved to be very interesting and successful. The regular officers chairs were occupied by the following past mas 1 ters of the Grange: Master, Harold Newell; oyerseer. Irving Carter; lecturer, Ralph Williams; steward, Fred Spencer. and chaplain, s. E. ! Carpenter.> Mrs. H. r. Lorrey, was Ceres; Mrs, Fred Spencer, Pomona: and Mrs. Irving Carter, Flora. The lady assistant stewards. treasurer's, and sccretary's chairs were filled by by the regular officers.
 The program opened with series
 of tableauX by ladies of the Grange.
 An original paper entitled Interest
 ing Events from the Past History Of
 Plainville Grange was read by Mrs.
 Harold Newell. A solo was rendered 1 by Mrs. Bannell.
 1 The speaker of the evening was | T. P. McAuliffc, manager of the j, Southern New England Telephone
 Co, He spoke on the telephone in
 dustry. His talk was followed by a
 solo by Mrs. Casey. A pantomme
 was given by a number of Grange
 members Harold l.. Newell told a number of short stories and Mrs. S.,
 B. Carpenter gave a recitation. After the program was completed, a birthday cake was given to two
 members of the Grange, Mrs. Lucy
 Lewis and s. B. Carpenter. Both re-
 gently celebrated their S4th birth
 day anniversaries and both are
 active workers in the Grange
 It was announced that officers
 would be elected at the next regular
 meeting of the Grange.
 1ldlnNi lie Il dnSt lltiS b'tH lliN
 10 visit Plymouth Grange on Nov
 cmbcr 20.
 The men Of the Grange are asked to meet at the Grange hall on Sat
 urday afternoon to do necessary
 painting work around the building. ; The ladies of the Grange will serve
 supper in the evening.
 | On Saturday evening the officers of the Grange will meet to make plans for the dedication of the new Grange hall, to be held in December.
 Wedding Announcement Announcement has been made of , the coming marriage of Miss Emily J. Kilby to George E. Day. The we'd
 ding will take place Saturday after
 noon at o'clock at the Plainville - Baptist church. Rev. A. D. kend- rick will perform the ceremony. Legion Installation
 l The newly elected officers Of
 Brock Barnes post. American Lo- - zion, were installed last evening at : Legion hall on Whiting street before . q large gathering. The installation exercises were conducted by w. s. Alexander of Meriden. state Legion } commander. assisted by Elmer Dick enson, county commander. The eX- ercises were impressive.
 5 The officers installed were as fol- : lows: Commander. Frank Is Vas
 sour; first vice commander. Charles German: second vice commander } Clyde Brooks; adjutant. C. o. Cut l tins: treasurer Carl Nilsson; histor-
 ian. Thomas Prior; chaplain. Rev t J. Roy Wilkerson: service officer, = Gleason Saunders; sergeant-at-arms, = Joseph Peters, eX-Committoeman, : Edward Rarrows: assistant adjutant / Pierce V. Clark: publicity office r James F.. Usher; and athletic officer
 Theodore F. Fanion.
 l Announcement was made of the various committees for the coming
 year. They are as follows: Chair 2 man of house committee, Frank 7 LeNasscur; Americanization work 9 committee chairman, William B . Vincent; activities chairman, Au- = gustnc F. Green: new service, Ste, Q lphan Dictzko; finance committee
 chairman. Thomas P. Prior; athletic ' committee chairman. Past Com. 1 mandcr Theodore r.. ITanion; service = committee chairman. Gleason Saun- & dcrs: and executive committee, con
 sisting of members Of the house and