New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
PLAINV|LLE NEWS
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announced today that he had signed Fontana, slugging Southington first baseman. to play with the locals, He is a student at Trinity college and may make his initial appearance sunday providing his examinations are over.
 The Forestville team Is explained hv Eddie" Goch. veteran PIainvIlle star, and Is composed entirely Of New Britain players, the majority Of which are members Of the Industrial league. Plainyille has Gill. Bucheri, and O'Bwcn Of New Britain and they have been playing great ball. All members of the team are asked 10 report at the high school field comorroW evening for practice. The f~am practices every Tuesday and Thursday evening.
 Garden Club Notes
 The TIunyIlle Garden club meet ing scheduled for this coming Sarur- day has been postponed until the fol- -A' -a'.NA4e4 A Cl LC tl sAl4- uouncement made today. The meet n2 Tuesday will take the form Of a garden party at the home Of Mrs. Frank Usher Of Pennington avenue at 3 o'clock. The garden will be opened al orlock for all flower lovers who wish 10 inspect Mrs. Jsher's beautiful variety Of flowers. The club has been fortunate in se- curing tho services Of Dr. Morgan Of New Haven. who IS connected with the agricultural experiment sta ton in The Elm City, 10 speak al tho mootlnG. He will use as his sub 5or "The Soil" and his listeners may gain much valuable information con- earning the raising Of flowers. Neigh boring garden clubs have been in- vltad 10 attend Inc meeting.
 The local club was formed abolt 3 month ago and is membership is growing by leaps and bounds. Many prominent flower lovers n Plalnville are included m the membership, Tn, Tub IS open 10 all flower lovers. 4 busy schedule for the summer months is being planned aand mex Tuasday's meeting is expected 10 be attended by large crowd.
 Girl scout Notes
 The regular Girl Scout meoIn. ~lrI he hold tomorrow night at 6:S' o'clock lH the high school gym ras1um.
 on Sat4raae Tho Girl Scouts anl 'ha troop committee will be th' guests Of Mrs Gla1 Radcliffe at he summer home at West Hill. Nev Hartford
 Practice Tomorrow
 Tho hi1u school alumni baseball 11am will practice tomorrow eyenin, at t:a0 o'clock at the high schoo t.u m preparation for its comini game with the present high schoo varsity team. All former baseball players ot rh- rlarvIie High schoo Hre rarus~toa to attend the practice
 PlainrilIc Grange Program
 wr. regular meeting O PlainNl Grange nas held last evening i Grange hall on Pierce street. An other Of tho series of cOmpetitN programs WAS held with the mar ued 8dlaz being in charge. Th ~Ir2la men will present their pro zran at he mex. meeting Of tn Geaugs. The married mon and tL ~rn-l. .a4l,s ha.a a.r-ady o.tere | theirs
 wn. program vzs as foHo9a. TaafaatN America" - All marrle Original paper Modem sesenre Industry Mrs. Harold Newell rano d9a.-Ncz. Anna Moves an Mrs HQhbeM
 Saa,eh-Nrs C. Corning and Nr Carpenter.
 Four Illustrated soa=s-sung I Mrs. Ba-sie Hart.
 9. Among My So4rensts-,.lu.
 -ra,od by Mrs William WHber
 h Western LYlia5E-tslustra-ed !
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 I'm Forever Blo0InS Bubbles
 illustrated hy Mrs. Hicks
 d Wother-llustrated hH Mrs. , Ecnraior. "Whcn Women %ha
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 Vocal solo-Nrs Casey.
 Ea-ta.Ion-N Carpenter
 Taaromlme, The Naglo Nlrror,
 I5 ladies. sketch read hy M'
 Henry Tyler.
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 to~ed ny a short memorial Qro-ra