New Britain herald., 1930-08-06
GRANGE PLANNING
 FOR BUSY SEASON
Many Important Events Sched-
 uIed for Coming Month
SECRETARY CANTON COMING
Certificates of Devise Are Filed At Town Clerks Office-Old Timers to Battle Against Business Mems Nine-Property Is Foreclosed.

-NAlS-1 IoIcIt5 IS ToTcNloScd. Grange was held last evening and several dates were announced for Grange activities. The meeting was largely attended.
 On next Tuesday the annual pie nic of Central Pomona will be held at the home of State Master Louis Tolles and his wife in Southington. If it rains the picnic will be held at Lake Compounce. Autos will meet the trolleys in Southington and take Tolles's home.
 The Plainville members are plan ming a picnic dinner together and the members who can attend are asked to call Mrs. Harold Newell and in this way to aid in making the dinner arrangements, This is expected to be a big picnic with members attending from many parts of the state. Charles M Gardner will speak.
 On August fl the Grange mem bers are invited 10 attend the farm bureau picnic at Babb's grove. Lake Congamond. Today the national master, L. J. Tabor, attended an all day meeting at Hazardville.
 On August 25, 26, 27 and 2S the lecturers conference will be held it Durham, N. H. Charles Weldon will attend the conference as a rep resentative from Plainville Grange.
 On September the national secretary. Harry A. Caton. will give an illustrated lecture on The First Four Degrees in Plainville Grange hall on Pierce street at p. m.
 Plans are being made for an active season in Grange activities this com- ing winter. The next meeting will be held on September 2.
 C. of C. Meeting
 The August meeting of the di- rectors and members of the Plain vile Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in the chamber rooms on Pierce street. It is expected that there will be a large attendance because no meeting was held during the month of July. Many important matters will be discussed.
 Encamped at Deyens
 Four Plainville men are encamp- ed at Camp Devens. Aver. Ma ssa chu- sets. with the First battalion nead- quarters company, 1s9th Infantry. C. N. C.. The local soldiers present for this week and next are Staff Ser geant- Major ". A. Allen; Technical Sergeant Rudolph A. Kobs; and PriVates Ned L. Okenquist and Jo- seph l.. Burgess. News of the activi- ties Of the Connecticut companies may be found in the Herald daily, written by a representative at the camp.
 Engagement Announced
 MT, and Mrs. Irving s. Purdy Of 6S East Broad street announce the engagement of their daughter. Dorothy Ella. to Charles w Mills, son of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis S. Mills of 55 Walnut street. Winsted
 Well Child Conference
 A well child conference will be held in the nurses rooms in the Neri block on Friday afternoon from to 4 o'clock. Dr. Elizabeth Ingram Of Hartford, director of the bureau Of child welfare. will preside It is hoped that local mothers will take tfis opportunity to have their chill dren examined.
 Old Timers In Action
 The championship Businessm ems nine. which defeated the Trumbull team in the annual baseball series, will meet tough opponent tomor- row evening at the high school field when it stacks up against the fast "Old Timers" The Old Timers are confident that despite their many