New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

show and play 10 be given by the post in February. The members met last Sunday in the Lrgion rooms and some scmblancc Of plans Wu5 arranged for the production. As yrt nothing definite is known regarding Ii. but 1t IS known that the I.r@iou- naircs arc spending q good deal of une on the plans and the prcpaIa- tons for the entertainment.
 U>cs Auto as Ambulance
 Mrs. George Griffith of Kensing- ton was called upon by a neigh bor yesterday morning for aid when the latter's daughter. Miss Emily Brown. was taken ill. Turning her autono- bile into an ambulance. Mrs. Grif- fifth hurried to the New Britain General hospital with the grl. She is reported to be resting comfortably at the hospital this morning. She is under observation.
 No Arrests in Accident
 No arrests will be made by Berlin authorities as the result of the ar- tomobile accident on the turnpike Tuesday evening, according to Of Icer Frank Brown today. As re suit Of the accident Harry Graham of Cambridge Mass, Was taken to the Meridcn hospital suffering with q fractured vcrtcbra. He Was struc!, by an automobile driven by John Ninton of 22 Frederick street. Hartford.
 The crash occurred in the dim light of the evening as Graham was repairing q flat tire on his truck.
 Grange Notes
 \ class of eight candidates will be initiated into the Grange on Fcbru- arN 4 at the meeting in Grange hall on Pennington road. The usual harvest supper will he held. As the anniversary of the Grange comes at this time, some form of cclcbration will be held to commemorate it..
 A special anniversary program is being prepared by the lecturer. Mrs. Edith Griffith. The degree team from Burrilt Grange, New Britain. will perform the initiating ccrc- monies This team is directed by Robert Andrews, \ large aItcn- dance is planned for hN the Grange Sewing society. which is in charge Of the supper preparations for the evening.
 GroCcrs Become Painters
 After working hours the entire group Of groccrs in the Giana and RonkcttN store in Kcnsington do the old Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde stunt and, dofing their aprons for over tails. become painters.
 The entire store is being rcpaint- cd inside and the appearance is gradually changing with each sue ccedng day.
 East Berlin Items
 X whist party and social will be held this evening at s o'clock at St. Gabricl's Episcopal church social rooms. The hostesscs will be Mrs. Egnar Peterson and Mrs. Waiter Wcrdelin, Refreshments will be served. The public has been invited to attend
 Miss Dorothy Rich has returned from visit with friends in Durham.
 The installation of the newly elected officers of the Pythian Sisters will be held next Monday evening at Community hall.
 Mrs. Patrick Hoigan will be host = osS at the Sacred Heart church whist next Monday evening at o'clock at the church social rooms There is d large prize list. Refreshments will be served. The library will be open this cvc- ming for the exchange of books.
 The Boys club will meet this cvc- der the direction of Leonard Black. who is in charge of the boys work in Hartford County.
 Max Su2cuhimc will return 10 his home here soon from his annual va cation which he is spending in St. Petersburg, Fla. He has been gone for several weeks.
 The Wcslcyans will meet this cNc- ming at S o'clock at the home of Misses Mabclle and Winitrcd Barnes on Main street. The business session will be followed by social time.
 The annual Community club ban quet scheduled for Wednesday cNc- ming, February F, will be the out standing event in the club this win