New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Following the bridge games, musll was enjoyed.
 Miss Bertha Steward will be the chairman of the party to be hell next month.
 Baseball Game The Plainville High baseball team was scheduled to meet Thomaston High school at the local High school field this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock Due to the rainy weather this morning. it was not known definite ly whether the game would bt played.
 This game IS the opening hom. game on the locals schedule. Coacf Cauheld has had his men engage! in hard practice for the past weel in preparation for the battle and i, confident that he will have a win. ming nine this season. The local. dropped the opening battle of theil season to Litchfeld High school 1T Litchfield last week. The games wal well-played, failure to hit in ths pinches costing the Plainville ag ] gregation victory. The score Va. I3 to l.
 To Visit Abroad Miss Olive D. Ryder. daughter oI l Merritt o. Ryder, judge of probate court and recently named judge o1 the new town court will sail June on a two months visit to Europe which will embrace the British Isles Miss Ryder will visit historica places in England. Scotland and Wales. also across the Channel. She plans to visit Paris, other large cities in France, and some of the battle. ! fields.
 The local girl, who is a teacher a the Gaylord farm at Wallingford will be accompan on the trip b, Miss Florence Burgess. who is alst a member Of the teaching staff a the same institution. The itinerar, for the trip was mapped out by Dr Lyman. superintendent of the Gay lord farm.
 Birthday Party i Miss Anne Donahue entertained !, number of her young friends at thu home of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Con nors, of 70 East street, this after noon in honor of her fourth birth day anniversary. Games were playe' and luncheon served. Miss Donahu received many beautiful gifts.
 Meeting Tonight Washington Trumbull circle Companions of the Forest, will hol it's regular meeting this evening a 8 o'clock in the Legion hall. Al members are urged 10 be present a many matters Of importance vii come up for discussion.
 To Throw First Ball
 Governor John H. Trumbull ha consented to attend the openin game of the Eastern league at Hart ford on Friday. The game is sched uled to start at 4:15 o'clock. wit Hartford opposing Albany.
 Eastern league openings ar always featured by the presence c the mayor of the city in which tn games are played. and the gover nor's presence at the Hartford gam will be a new feature. It is planne to have the governor throw the frs ball with Mayor Patterson of Hart ford on the receiving end. 1 Third Degree Initiation
 Sequassen lodge. No. 74. LOOP Of Plainville. will confer the thir degree on class Of candidates thi evening. All members of the lodg are asked to be present. Roy Brought Home Joseph Yarashis. II. of Houg | street. who was picked up as TUT { away on the streets in New Tor city on Monday. has been broug} l back home by his father. The bo , was taken into custody by the Ne
 York police. who notified Constab
 George Schubert. Mir. Schubert turn notified the boys parents. . Plainyille Briefs James Eaton has returned 70 h home on West Main street ate spending the winter months at s . retersberg. Florida.
 Henry Bryant. rural carrier NJ at the local post office. is i'll his home at Scott Swamp. l Mrs. Nellie McGuire of Ban { street has moved 10 New Britai'
 where she will make her home
 the future.
 } Mrs. Mary Murphy has returne l to Morris Cove after spending se' cral days with the Misses Roone
 of Crown street.
 . The weekly prayer meeting of 1T 5 Advent Christian church will ! Q held this evening at s:3o o'cloc g Rev. I. S Purdy will be the speake ! A hearing will be held in proba = court on April 90 at : o'clock ( . the estate Of Daniel Lyons by Pr'
 bate Judge Merritt O. Ryder. actlr
 on a petition by Veronica Healy