New Britain herald., 1930-07-02

will be in Indian River cemetery, Clinton.
 Taking Special Course
 Miss Ida Babcock of Hart's corner is taking a 10 days course at Welles- ley college. Miss Babcock won scholarship through the Girls Friendly society. She is the sponsor of the Plainville branch of the or ganization.
 The scholarship was won in an essay contest on the topic, Why l Would Like to Attend Wellesley College 10 Study Social Ethics"
 Mrs. Zaysan Bogosian
 Funeral services for Mrs. Zaysan Bogosian. 64. of Mountain View, who died Monday evening after a short illness, were held this after noon at o'clock at St. Stephens church on Fremont street. New Britain. Burial was in the Fairview cemetery.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plain vile Grange was held last evening at the Grange hall on Pierce street. The program was in the form Of a newspaper publication
 The program was as follows:
 ditorials-Visiting Oranges. The Rural Road Campaign
 Charles H. Curtis
 Interesting Facts About Floyd Gib-
 bons-Charles Welden. Harmonica solos-Lee Williams. Old Grange News-Charles Curtis. The Oldest Grange Hall in Connecti-
 cut-Paper read by Ernest Phelps. isements-Acted by various
 members.
 Sketch. ''Dr. Cure It"-Miss Mabel
 Johnson. Mrs. Gertrude Hick. Miss
 Retha Easton and Mrs. Winfield
 H. Loomis.
 Sketch. Mutt and Jeff'-Charles
 Welden and Carl .Mushhorn..
 Mrs. Gertrude Hick, Mrs. Agnes
 Mushhorn, Miss Retha Easton
 and Mrs. Winfield Loomis. Dressing contest-Narious membe."s.
 The annual Grange picnic for the members and their children will be held on Saturday afternoon, July 12. at Milier's Grove at Lake Conga- mond. Members will meet at the Grange hall at 1 o'clock. Those de- siring transportation or able to fur nish transportation are asked to please call the chairman of the committee, Howard L. Newell, or one of the Grange officers. Ali members attending are asked to bring some article of food for the picnic supper to be served at 5 o'clock at the picnic grounds at the lake.
 Plainville Grange has been invit- cd 10 visit Meriden Grange on July o5.
 To Compete in Contest
 Among the 15O or more gunners who will compete for the champion ship of Connecticut in the sate 1 title trapshoot contest to be held at Bridgeport on July Ii and 12 will be Governor John H. Trumbull. The governors brother. 4. H. Trumbull, is president of the Housatonic Rod <, Gun club and is conducting the | affair.
 Town to Receive Se.Oe A state grant of s609 in lieu of taxes will be paid to Plainville this ! year by the state. The grant is paid l to towns in which the state owned ! property is located and leased for private use on the preceding Octo- Der i and will be paid 10 the towns on Geptember 1 Of this year.
 Plain,iIle Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. F.. D. Hastings will quietly observe the 35th anniversary Of their wedding tomorrow.
 The local barber shops will ob- l serve special hours Friday. The John Valentine shop will be open l Thursday evening until 10 o'<ock and Friday until 1 o'clock. Other announcements are expected to fol- l low in order.
 Miss Dorothy NJ Ryder Of Farm | lngton avenue and Miss Helen NJ. | JohnTon of West Hartford will leave torno. row evening for Point 1 O'Woods where they will spend the 1 holidays
 Miss Bernice Sweig, has left 10, | New York and Philadelphia for thr summer vacation. She i. the daugh. ! ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Sweie l Of Whites Crossing.