New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
a broken leg when struck by an automobile.
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automobile.
 WIT Circle Meeting
 The next regular meeting of WashingtonTrumbull circle, Con- panions Of the Forest, will be held next Monday evening at ' o'clock in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street. After short business meet ing the evening will be devoted to d Christmas party for the children.
 All members are urged to come and bring their children to enjoy the Christmas exercises, which will include recitations. songs, and the appearance of Santa Claus. Each adult is asked to bring a ten cent article for the grab bag, while Santa Claus will remember the children.
 Regular Communication
 Frederick lodge, No. l4, A. F. & A. M, will hold its last regular com- munication of the year this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic tenn pie on East Main street
 ". R. C. Activities
 Newton S. Manross chapter. w. R. C., will hold dinner and a meeting in G. A. R. hall in Forestvilie on Thursday afternoon. Dinner will be served at 12:30 o'clock, while the meeting will be called promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
 The officers for the new year will be installed into office. They are as follows: President, Frances Chapman: senior vice president Mabel TenBrock; junior vice pres- dent, Anna Turner: chaplain, Ella Zickwolf; conductor. Mary TyrrelI; guard, Elizabeth Miller; secretary, Emily Brown: treasurer. Agnes Pot ter. and past president, Hannah Ryan.
 All members are urged to attend the dinner and meeting. The lodge enjoyed a very successful year and it's relief work was far spread, At thi. time the lodge .i.' as 10 thank all persons who helped make the year 193r a success and hopes to have their support during the com ing year as in the past.
 New Years Eve Ball
 The stage is all set for the second annual New Years Eve ball to be given under the auspices Of Plain vile Grange, No. 4, r. Of H, at Grange hall on Pierce street. Skit Simpsons popular old timers will furnish music for both round and square dancing.
 The cOmmnttee in charge assures all in attendance of a good evening of entertainment. Dancing will con- tinue from 8 ?. m. 10 q. m. As the midnight hour approaches, all will be furnished with paper ps, streamers. noise makers so that the new year may be given an enthusi- astiC welcome.
 The next meeting Of Plainville Grange will be held at Grange hall or January |. when the newly elect d officers will he installed by the retiring master, Charles H. Curtis Hc will be assisted by State Lecturer Mrs. Charles H. Curtis and staff. The installation will be open to the public at D. m.
 Mrs. Curtis is in New York at tending a conference Of state Grange lecturers from the New England and atlantic states
 Hartford Praying Band
 The Hartford Praying band will meet tomorrow eevnirg at 5 o'clock at the home of Russell D. s. Hop kins of 14 Crown street. Plainville. A Watch Night meeting will beheld.
 Given Heavy Fine
 Charles E. Phillips of l03 Circle street. ForestviIle, was fined s1Oo and costs by Judge Merritt O. Ryder on charge of drunken driving in town court this morning. The court remitted $50 of the fine
 Philips was arrested last evening by Constable Thomas Matteo after lis car had struck a machine op- crated by Carl Nelson at Hart's corner. Both cars were badly dam- aged.
 Given suspended Sentence
 Leon GriGin, ST. of Ilainville. was arraIgned before Judge Ryder today on charges Of misconduct and en- dangerlng the morals of minor chil- 1r~n. Mrs Mabel Frazier was also brought before the court in con- ueHtjon with the case
 Griffin was given a suspended jail sentence Of three months on each count, having been in court on similar charge on another occasion. According 10 the authorities Mrs. Frazier and her six children are in poor health. She will be sent to g sanitarinm while the children will be placed in some home.
 Pythian Lodge Party
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