New Britain herald., 1929-07-03
Nelbert Morgan of ForestNille. Nc date has been set for the wedding
 Former Resident Dead

Nelbert Morgan of ForestNille. No date has been set for the wedding
 Former Resident Dead
 Mrs. Isabella Susan Neibling. 73. widow of Ernest Neibling, former resident of Plainville. died yester- day afternoon at her home on 96 Whiting street, New Britain. She was born in Plainville, the daughter of the late Henry Francis and Susan l.. Beldon Roden. Her father was also a native of Plainville.
 The funeral will be held Friday at p. m. at the Erwin chapel, New Britain. Rev William Ross. pastor of the First Baptist church of New Britain, will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery, New Britain
 Legion Team Loses
 In fast and hard played game. the Eddy-Glcver Legion post base ball nine of New Britain defeated the Brock-Barh post team last evening at the local high school grounds by to 0 score. The bat tie was filled with brilliant baseball from beginning to end. Lennihan, the visiting twirler. was in rare form and held the locals to three solitary singles. Not a Plain- vile man reached third and only one reached second. Lennihan had his strikeout ball working to perfection and famed l3 New Britain put the game on ice in the opening inning with single. an error, and Schmarr's home run gave it three runs.
 Datoli also pitched good ball, al lowing only four hits and flaming eight. Erratic support in the pinch cs cost him any chance Of victory. 1 Despite it's defeat the locals looked very strong and should make good showing in the league. The box score of the game may he found on the sporting page of this issue
 Cases Continued The case of T. J. Costello of Waterbury and John Shea of Man. | chester, scheduled 10 be heard in court this morning, were postponed until July 2. The men are charged with violation of the motor vehicle laws.
 Charges against Cecil Turton. 19 i of Broad street, held for disCharg- ing firearms before the fourth. were dropped by Constable George l Schubert
 ] A patriotic program was conduct ed by Plainvillc Grange at it's reg ular meeting held last evening ir l the Grange hall on Pierce street 1 The program was as follows:
 Singing of patriotic songs by the 1 Grange; reading. "Thc History ot the t. $. Flag" by Mrs. C. H. Chr. tis; pantomimc. "The Lamp Went out" by six members Of the Grange; l two banjo solos. Raymond Dantor 1 Out" by six members of the Grange: and American flag drill and tab leauN.
 i Tho Grange picnic will be held or Saturday afternoon, July 13. Al f members are asked to meet at the i Grange hall at o'clock. Transpor. tation will be provided for thos. desiring it.
 Central Pomona will meet at ,lid. dlefield on August 13. Plainvillt Grange has been invited to vis Avon Grange on July II.
 It was announced Ut the mce; ing last evening that the food sal' ,leid by the Grange last Friday Wal d decided success. The Grans, wishes to thank the merchants o ;h2 town for their cooperation.
 1t was also stated that the secon, meetings in July and August wil he omitted this summer
 License Application 1 Application for marriage licens' has been made at the office of tn, town clerk by Raymond F. Bever idge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin $ Boveridsr. and Barbara Case daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A Case.
 P.a;n,illc Briefs Misses Cdrmclinc Apruzzese an. Eva Corli,s of Planville are spend ing few days visiting relatives Il | Brooklyn and pcekslill, \. Y.
 Tho regular monthly meeting c .hc directors and members of tn 'lainville Chamber of Commerc will be held @t tho chamber room on Friday evening at S o'clock. A dauGHter l2'g honn born to VI; ' and Mrs. C. \. Nelson cf New Brit ain avcnuU.
 >lr. and Mrs. Thcodorc Lyman ar spending ten days vacation Wi their parents at Coluumbia.