New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

Riatha Easyon. Miss Ruth Lewis, Miss Emily Parsell. Herman Harke, Miss Mabel Johnson, Miss L. Hop- klns. Lee Williams. Miss Hazel simons and Arthur BunneH.
 Tomorrow evening Plainyille Grange will present the play Pas New Housekceper.' Dancing will follow the play. The ladies will also hold their fancy work on the same evening. All are asked to note the change of date for this sale. Mem bers are asked to have their articles at Grange hall tomorrow.
 Plainville Grange will visit Wind. scr Grange on December 12 and Bristol Grange on December 19 Central Pomona Grange will meet in Berlin on December z.
 At the next meeting, on Decem- Der Is, the annual Christmas party tor members and children will be held. Grange hall will open at 1880 o'clock and each member is asked to bring a ten-cent gift All Grange members and their children and grandc childrer are invited and asked to help furnish the program.
 Season Opens Friday
 Considerable interest is being shown in the opening basketball eamo between Plainyille and Wind sor high school to be played in the local high school gymnasium on Friday evening, Plainville's rapid rise in basketball. eliminating in the winning of the Western Confer ence championship last year, has won it many supporters, although Wcgner, King, Berry and kowaleski were lost by graduation.
 Captain Minella has returned and ule entire second squad of last year is practicinG every day in an effort to capture the Pennington Valley league championship.
 Due to the fact that the local Y. NJ. C. A. team is not yet organized, there will be but one game Friday, starting at o'clock. However, dancing will immediately follow the game. Music will be furnished by the Harmony Boys
 Hart-CadWell Engagement
 Mrs. Elizabeth Day of Westuood park, Plainville, has announced the .nga cement and coming marriage of her brother, Frank B. Hart. to Mrs. Katherine M. Caldwell of Brooklyn. x. !. The wedding will take place during the holiday season. Mrs. Caldwell has a wide circle of friends in this vicinity. being former resi- dent Of West Hartford
 To Work First Degree
 Sequassen lodge No 74. l. o. 0. r.. will work the first degree tomor- roy evening or class of candidates The degree work will be done by PeqTabuck lodge of Bristol. All members are asked to be present Refreshments will be served. The lodge will entertain the grand officers on December s at a meet ing 10 be held in Grange hall on Pierce street. Steven Terry and Pequabuck lodges have been invited to be present. Other Odd Fellows wishing to see the second degree worked by the famous Stamford team are invited 10 be on hand. The team is recognized as one of the most upto- date degree teams in the state and furnishes it's own or 1 cliestra.
 The lodge officers are making ela- borate plans for the event and hope 1 to make 1t the most successful odd 1 FclloNs-affair of the season in PlainNille. A tasty luncheon will be served. All Scquassen lodge mem bcrs are urged 10 turn out.
 To Make Stop Here 1 An announcement was made to- i ddv by the officials of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company that starting today the coaches on the Hartford Wat terbury route would make regular stop at the local railuoad station. This is expected to prove an advantageous change for local people.
 Parish Guild Notes 1 The Parish guild of the Church o' Our Saviour will meet in the parish Continued on Page ID