New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
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 Caucus in Sentemher

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 Caucus in September
 The republican state convention to nominate candidates for state officers will be held at the Foot Guard armory in Hartford on Monday and Tuesday, September IS and 16. The dates were settled at meeting of the republican state central commit tee held yesterday in Pennington.
 Caucuses to name delegates to the state and the various district con- Ventions will be held in the various towns and cities, including Plain vile, on Thursday, September 4. The senatorial district convention at which candidates will be nominated for state senators and members for the new state central committee will be held Monday, September s.
 Each town is entitled to twice as many delegates as it has members in the house of representatives. Notice and time of the caucus is to be pub hshed at least five days in advance.
 In regard to the local town cleo tion, eight positions will be open on various boards this fall due to the aspirations of terms. One position will be open on the board of asses sors, one on the board of relief, two on the school board, two on the board of finance, and two on the town plan commission.
 Legion Meeting
 There will be an important meet ing of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, this evening at Legion hall on Whiting street. All members are requested to be present.
 Heat Wave Continues
 Plalnville continued 10 swelter and bake today in the hot wave that has sripped the town, showing no signs of letting up. A slight rain late last evening afforded no relief and sleep was almost impossible be- cause of the torrid heat.
 Yesterday the thermometers in the center of the town hovered around the 100 degree mark and threatened 10 go even higher today. At o'clock this morning the ther- mometer in front of the post office on Whiting street registered g de- grees. People having cars took ad- vantage of them by driving 10 shores and lakes last evening 10 seek relief All are hoping for rain to break the latest hot spell.
 Grange Meeting
 Bud and Flower" night will he observed hy Plainville Grange al its regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at Grange hall on Pierce street. The program will be open ed with a roll call, each member responding by naming his or her favorite flower,
 The program promises to be very interesting and 1t is hoped that there will be large attendance at the meeting.
 House For Sale
 The board of seleCtmen have placed the George D. Mastin house on East Main street for sale. The site is 10 be used for the new Plain vile public library.
 The house is of old Colonial style and contains ten rooms. II is two stories high and in good condition. It contains modern electrical and bathroom fixtures and also a fur mace in good condition.
 It must be removed by Septem- Der i. Anyone interested in the purchase Of the house is asked 10 get in touch with First Selectman James Simpson as soon as possible Briefs
 z. J. Morse, rural letter carrier. is spending two weeks vacation at Lake George.
 The Plainvllle Athletic baseba team defeated the Eureka A. C. Of New Britain Saturday afternoon by an 10 3 score
 Plans are being formulated for an old timers baseball game, the re- ceipts of which will be turned into the library fund.