New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

CT question and is gathering import ant data.
 According 10 town Chamber Cf Commerce officials, the sewer ques- tion here is fast becoming serious and something definite will have ID be done in the near future. Recent ly the sewer committee of the cham 'ser held q conference with state health officials in Hartford and dis cussed the matter. They receive l much assistance and aid in their work.
 A nominating committee was also appointed last evening. Other mat ters of routine business were dis cussed. President l.. C. Staples pre- sided. William B. Vincent acted as secretary in the absence of George 4. Case. who vas out of town.
 Mr7. Blanche Sanford
 Mrs Blanche Sanford. wife Of Howard .'anford Of Broad ctrcec. died @t II o'cloc'; yesterday morn inG at the Eri7;ol hospital. Death was due 10 pneumonia. Mrs. San ford was born in Cornwall. England
 Besides her husband. she leaves three sons, Wc-ton. Raymond anI Robert Sanford; two brothers, and five sisters.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:&0 oclocl, at the funeral parlors Of w. A. Bailey X Co. Rev. Lincoln F. Frye rector of the Church of Our Saviour, will ofliciate. Burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery, Meriden.
 Farm Bureau Meeting
 There will be a meeting of the Hartford County Farm bureau on Tuesday at the Baptist church par lors. The meeting will begin al l0:50 a. m. Dressmaking will be taught and hooked rugs made. Miss Olea N. Sands will have numerous dress patterns with her and those wishing to make garments arc ask cd 10 bring their materials. Those who desire to learn to hook rugs ar1 requested to bring pieces Of burlap and a few rags.
 Each one intending to stay for lunch is asked to bring one article of food. Coffee will be served.
 Funeral of Mrs. Bartlett
 Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Buell. Bartlett, tS. of 10 New Britain avenue, who died from q cerebral hemorrhagc Wednesday evening. were held this afternoon at 2;G0 o'clock from her late homo. Roy. J. Roy Wilkerson, pastor of the Plain- vile Congregational church, officiat- cd. Burial was in the West cemetery.
 To Hold Entertainment At the monthly meeting of the Plainvillc Public Health Nursing as sociation held this week. plans for an entertainment to be held later this month were discussed. A. committee was appointed consisting of Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. May nard, Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Peace.
 High School Play
 It has been tho custom for the last few years for the dramatic club of the Plainville high school to spon- sor the production of two plays. This year the club produced "Oh. Kay The second play will be pro- duced by the senior class in order to procure funds for graduation.
 The play which the class has se- lected is Honor Bright" by Mere dith Nicholson and Kenyon Nichol- son. It will be given on Friday, ! April II. and will be followed by dancing.
 The cast Of characters is as fol- i lows: Mrs. Lucy Harrington. Betty JeWett; Richard Harrington. her son | Howard Dovnham: Tho Rt. Rev William Carton. Harlow Smith: Peg gy Carton, his wife. EIvina Mnella; Honor Bright. q book agent. Olga Ncri; Rev. James Schooloy. of North Platte. Nebraska, I'rcd Ycamans; l Bill Drum. press agent with the Snap It Up." Benny CaparrolH: Tot Marvel Q chorus girl with Snap It Cp,' Gertrude Cullen; Watts. the butler. Frederick Wegrcr: Annie, the maid, Florence EriCson: Maggie, 1 the cook, Flora Easton; Foster the gardener, John Narronc: Michael the chauffeur. Russell Maynord Simpson. deputy sheriff. Henry Eo- waleski; Jones, deputy sheriff, Lester 1 Berry.
 Funeral of Miss Prior Funeral services for Miss Marit Prior G7, of 5S Pierce street. who 1 died Wednesday after an illness ot about week with pneumonia, were held this morning at S:3O o'clock ai her late home and at o'clock ai the church of Our Lady of Mere Rev. John L. Fay celebrated a IT, | quiem high mass.
 Paul Hayes sang 70 Salutaris" at the ofTertory. At the end of the mass, James J. Graham sang "Nalc.' AS the body was borne from the i church, Mir. Graham played Grieg's | funeral march on the organ. Buri.l was in St. JoSeph's cemetery. fCONtiOucl on p1cC r1N