New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
.PhinuiMe Meus
FREDERICK LODGE
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Carl H. Nilsson Is New Master Of
 Local MaSODS
MRS. GRAHAM 73 YEARS OLD


 II. C. Baum X Co.-Henry Trum- bull Elected President of Farm
 Burcau-Wcll-C Child Conference.
 Carl IT, Nilson was elected mas ter of Frederick lodge, No. 14, A. F. X A. NJ. at a meeting held last evening in the Masonic temple on East Main street. He succeeds II. l.. Newell in this ofificc. The rest of the officers of the lodge elected last evening are as d follows: Senior warden, o. E. D. 3 Jewett; junior warden, Benjamin N E. Getchell; treasurer. s. s. Gwil- II lim secretary, B. W. Edwards; senior deacon, John B. Minor, jr.; junior deacon, c. A. Bedford; senior steward. Charles D. Orsic: junior steward, Harold King; marshal, II. l.. Newell; chaplain, George A. Case, and tyler, Edward F. Made Hey
 Years 73d Birthday Mrs. Catherine Graham of @ West Main street will observe her 73d birthday anniversary Friday. She is in good health and very ac- tive, taking care of her household l duties daily. Mrs. Graham is well known in PlainviIle and has q large 1 host of friends who hold a high l respect for her.
 l She was born in Plainville and 1 has resided here all her life. She | was the daughter of the late James ] and Ann Shields Prior Mrs. Gra- 1 ham was born in a house situated i at 62 Pierce street and lived there ] were also born in the same house, a very rare occurrence. Mrs. Gra- ham moved to her present resi- | dencc 10 years ago.
 She Is one of the oldest residents . in Plainville and is a charter mcm- Der of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy and the Brock-Barnes post, American Legion, ladies' auxiliary. Ever since the formation of the Legion auxiliary, Mrs Graham has : baked the cake yearly for the an- 7 nual birthday party.
 t Nine of her II children are still living. She has six sons and three l daughters. John Of Springfield, s George Of Albany, Lorin of Water I bury, Frank of Poughieep psie, N. Y. l Harry and James Graham of Plain 1 vile; Mrs. M. l.. Messenger Of V Hartford, and Mrs, l.. J. Baham and e Miss Anna Graham of Plainville
 One son, James Graham, is assist
 ant postmaster at the local post of
 fee. Like herself, her daughter
 Anna. is a member of the Legior
 auxiliary and has held numerous Of
 tices Mrs. Graham also has ter
 grandchildren and one great grand
 child.
 Local Man Honored
 Henry Trumbull Of Plainville was
 elected vice president of the Hart
 ford County Farm bureau at lh:
 annual meeting held yesterday al the East Hartford Congregational
 church. The bureau has grown
 largely in late years and now boasts
 q membership of 56S.
 The speaker at yesterdays meet
 ing was Dr. George A. Works, pres
 idcnt of the Connecticut Agricultur-
 al college. He based his talk on the
 history and work of the college.
 Town directors were also elected
 at he meeting. Mir. and Mrs. Henry
 $. Tyler were named directors iron
 Plainville.
 -,l
 A well child conference will bt
 held in the public health nurse!
 rooms on Friday from , 10
 D. m., according to an announce of ment made today by Miss Esthe If Trumbun, secretary of the loca f. nursing association. Dr. George F .d Cook, health. officer, will be il !. charge and will be assisted by nurse
 and volunteers from Plainvillc. lc Condition Improved iu The condition of BoleslaW Miss " iwicz of Church street, New Britain S' was reported as being quite good by the authorities at the Bristo 'u hospital today, He passed a fairl s' comfortable night.
 Mir. Missiwicz was seriously in al iured yesterday morning at tn 'd Plainville Casting Co. when his rlgh s' arm was badly mangled when it wa le caught in a sand machine while h W was oilng it. The bones in his arn at were broken and the flesh badl Ill mangled. He is under the care o
 Dr. Lawrence H. Frost. It is hope s that amputation will not be neces Is. sary.
 n- Dance to Feature Bazaar ill One of the drawing features o be the bazaar to be held at the hig 2li school Friday evening will be tn n, dance that is 10 follow the sale c y- articles offered by the Variou
 classes. The Majestic orchestra ha
 been secured to furnish the music