New Britain herald., 1929-11-20
PLainviHe News
CURTIS REELECTED
 MASTER 0F GRANGE
Chosen by Patrons Of HuSbandry
 for Fourth Term
JOHN H. HARRIS, S1, DEAD

Dauce-Morc Reports on Earth
 quake TpcmOu>-LOcai Banl, Has
 Large Christmas Club.
 Charles II. Curtis was reelected worthy master of Plainyille Grange for the fourth successive ycar'at the annual election held last evening at Grange hall On Pierce street. MT. Curtis is one Of the most active workers ir the local Grange and his choice as master was popular one
 Mrs. $. F. Carpenter, who, to- i Gether with her husband, has been interested m Grange activities fol many years, was reelected treasurer of the organization. She has held ] this position for @5 years,
 i The list of officers who will as.
 sisl AIr. Curtis is as follows; Over.
 seer, Winfield II. Loomis; lecturer
 Mrs. Lima Welden; steward, lAoy' | Stillman: assistant steward, Orber ! Clark; chaplain Mrs. Anna Moves
 treasurer, Mrs. s, E. Carpenter; sec
 rctary, Mrs. Harold Newell; Eat"
 keeper, William Smith; Ceres, Nils
 Mablc Johnson; Pomona, Mrs. Ger
 trudo Hicks; Flora, Miss Renth
 Easton: lady assistant steward, Mrs
 W. II. I.oomis, and member Of tn executive committee for three years
 Ernest Phelps.
 PlainvlIe Grange has been in yited 10 visit Plymouth Grange thl i evening and take part in neigh
 bors' night program.
 The next regular meeting of Plalr | vile Grange will be held on Dcccn | bcr and will bn ncighhorS' nigh | The Grange has been very active | improving it's home on Pierce stree ! Final painting touches will be mad by the men of the organization c
 Monday evening.
 A dance will D" held tomorro evening by the Grange at it's Il"
 on Pierce street. IiOth round an
 square dances will be feature, Simpeons orchestra of Bristol wi furnish the music These dances al proving very popular with the publ and are being largely attended. f The ladies Of the Grange are con s ploting plans for fancy work an 3 food sale to be held sometime j December.
 John Herbert Harris ! John Herbert Harris, aged ] years, died at his home on l'roa . street at midnight last night, fro. % heart trouble incident 10 old az
 after an illness of two weeks.
 Mr. Harris was born in PlainFil and lived her" all his live. He w , well known and was q highly rcspc , cd citizen. His death will be mouri f. cd by all He Was never married D
 made his home with his sister '. Misses Nellie and Jennie Harris ( Broad street. He had been cmploy' for the Hast ] B yoars at the T.. l. - srah9m factory in Bristol and ";
 active up until his illness two wccl V ago.
 , He is survived by two brother Il Hiram Harris of plainvillc al I George Harris of Addison; and 'for
 sisters, Mrs Minnie Stephenson. Mr \, K. F. Judson, Miss Nellie Ilarr - and Miss Jcnnc Harris, all of rlai S vile.
 Q Funeral s"rvlccs will l." held { '- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clocN !. tho late homo. Rev. !. Roy WilEo l son, pastor of the pIaiuvillc C"n%'
 gationaI church, will ofiicia'c. Eurl .n will he in the West cemetery. l. Experienced Earthquake A Another report has been made x the earthquake trcmors which ia q red the state Monday aft"rno1
 Clerks at the postonicc felt [
 builIinE shake about &:%o o'cloc , and today Mrs. Enma Earth " ported that she also felt in, tl S lnors Monday while 1,slting Ms, I, Norton on Linden street, t According 10 Mrs. Earth, she q ,e Mrs. Norton heard q commotion" -, the cellar about %:25 o'clock Wh ,a a poker was jared from the 1 ', of the furnace and fell 10 the flo -. while at the same time q bowl ,9 goldfish in the room where 1T ' were seated was moved so yiol"n
 that the water stopped over T