New Britain herald., 1929-09-06
AUXILIARY FORMED
 BY GRANGE WOMEN
Mrs. E. Phelps Elected President
 Of New Branch :.
PLAN ACTIVE PROGRAM
Chamber of Commerce Discusses Ij- brary-Itcy. Austin F. Munich to Leave Sunday-Ncw Highway Be ing Uscd-Othcr Items.
ing | tscd-Othcr Items.

The ladies of the Plainyillc
 Grange met yesterday afternoon at
 2:30 o'clock at the Grange hall on | Pierce street and after a discussion, 1 it was voted to form an auxiliary
 which will be know as the "Glcan- i ers'
 Following the organization of the
 new branch of the Grange, officers were elected for the coming year.
 Mrs. Ernest Phelps was given the 1 honor Of being elected the first
 president of the auxiliary. She will l be assisted by the following: vice | president, Mrs. Irving B. Carter and secretary and treasurer, Mrs Wini- field Loomis.
 The object of the "GIeancrs" will be to promote Grange interest in 1 every possible way. The next meet ing of the auxiliary will be held on 1 Tuesday, September t0. A large at tendance is desired as important work has been planned The women Of the Grange have always taken important parts in the yearly activities of the organization and the auxiliary will receive the full support of the plainvillc Grange. The women plan 10 conduct an active campaign during the win ter months and arc arranging many affairs that will prove of interest to the entire membership of the or ganiZation.
 Last year was one Of the most successful periods in the history of the local Grange. Barely a week passed by without the Grange talk Ing part in some program, either in plainvilln or out of town.
 Recently the Grange hall on Pierce street was rcopcncd after nn- dorgoing complete alterations The hall was greatly enlarged and the interior improved 10 a great extent. The hall now has a large stage which can be used for the social activities of the Grange. Plans are being made to dedicate the han sometime in the near future
 Discuss Plans
 The first fall meeting of the Plainyill" Chamber Of Commerce was held last evening at the cham Der rooms on Pierce street after be ing inactive during inc month of August. A general discussion was held over various things which the chamber expects to work on during the winter months. President Leon C. Staples presented a number of ideas to the members.
 The new development committee of which A. A. Mcleod is chairman presented q report of their plans for the proposed pIainville library to be located on the George D. Mas tin property which comes into pos session Of the town in July, 1880. Nothing definite has been started, of their plans.
 The Zoning question was also dis cusscd together with number Of other routine matters.
 To Give Farewell sermon
 Rev. Austin r. Munich. clrato at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, who has been appointed state super ' '7'l VI lIiF i'til btllldI SfllbbIS, NlIl l give his farewell sermon Sunday. Father Munich is receiving the con of the parishion"rs of the church who, although they are sorry to see him go, are clatcd ovo,, his appointment.
 Bishop John J. Milan considers Father MuniCh's appointment d very important one. Father Munich came ; 10 Plainvillc about two years ago to lid Rev. John F.. Fay, pastor of the church. Before coming hcrr he was was a member of the teaching staff )f St. Thomas seminary His place will b" taken by Key. Augustine J. |lenncsSey who is being transferred from St, Georges church Of Gull ord.
 Highway Is Open
 Although there are still d number $ >t minor things necessary to be lone 10 the new highway on East street before the road is completed, !