New Britain herald., 1930-04-25
MARION A, WILSON,
 62, DIES SUDDENLY
Passes Away at Home After
 One Days Illness
RESIDED HERE 15 YEARS
Baseball Practice Sunday Afternoon
 Part of PIainyillc Census Is Complcted-Pubiic Rearing OH
 Gasoline Station Permit.

! NOmplSlGu-l uDiiS he"'ho o' 1 Gasoline Station Permit.
 Miss Marion A. Wilson, G, died suddenly last evening at the homo Of 1 her brother, Town Clerk William Fl. Wilson of 5. North Washington street. She was taken ill early in the morning and her death came un- eNpectedly at night.
 She was born in Harwinton, but had been a resident of Plainville for 1 the past 15 years. She enjoyed wide acquaintance and had large number of friends who were shocked at her sudden death. Miss Wilson was g member of the Congregational church.
 / Her brother, Town Clerk Wilson. ! is her only surviving relative. Funer- al services will be held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her Lrother's homo. Rev. J. Roy Will lerson, pastor of the Congregational church, will officiate. Burial will be in Harwinton.
 Public Hearing
 A public hearing will be held III the town hall next Wednesday eve ming at 7:3O o'clock to discuss the granting Of a permit for gasoline station and store at the corner of New Britain avenue and Trumbull avenue. Notice of the meeting was given today by First Selectman James Simpson.
 Two Districts Completed
 William M. Harney, director O. the federal census for Hartford county, announced yesterday two enumeration districts in Plainville lad been completed. The other dis tricts are expected to be completed within a short time.
 The work completed here is as follows: District 204, that part of the town west of the New Haven road tracks, Northampton divi- sion); and District 205. that part road tracks Northampton division) and north of East Main street and the New Haven road tracks (High- land division).
 Funeral of Mir. Andrews
 Funeral services for George Frank Andrews, 70. of 14 Hough street, q resident of Plainville for over 50 years and prominent in fraternal circles. who died Wednesday evening after a nine weeks illness, were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from his late home. Rev. J. Roy Wilker- son, pastor of the Congregational church. officiated. Burial was il West cemetery.
 Completing Plans
 Plans arc rapidly being complet- ed for the play, His UnCle'S Niece, q threc-act comedy, which will be presented in Grange hall Wednesday evening at o'clock under the au, spices of Plainvillo Grange. The committee in charge announced to- day that Farrington's orchestra has been engaged to play for the dance after the production.
 The cast of the play will be made up of Grange members who have appeared in other Grange 'produc- tions that have been very successful Home made candy will be on sale Tickets are now on sale and can be secured from Grange members or at the door on the evening of the performance. The public is cordial. ly invited to witness the play.
 Baseball Practice
 The -Plainville baseball team will resume practice on Sunday aft ernoon at 1;30 o'clock at the high school field. All members of the teams and candidates are requested to be present, as the management, has booked the opening game for a week from Sunday. One of the strongest teams in this section of the state will line up against the new edition of the All-Plainville nine.
 Due to the fact that daylight sav- ing time goes into effect Sunday, the management will call two nigh, practice sessions next week in order to get the team into condition for the opening battle The practices SC far have been attended by d large humber of likely looking candidates and former All Plainville players and the outlook is bright for a strong aggregation.
 The management plans to book games with all the strong hines in