New Britain herald., 1930-04-12
SEWER COMMITTEE
 ID MEET APRIL q
Busy Gathering Data About
 Present Conditions Here
E. I. WHEELER CHAIRMAN
Baseball Practice to Be Held Plain,ilIe Grange Meeting Tues day EvcninG-Funeral Of Dan k. HadClifI-Church Services.

A meeting Of the sewer committee which is preparing plans regarding sewage disposal in Plainville will be held on Monday, April 21. This will be the third gathering of the com- mittee since its appointment by the board of selectmen about d month ago.
 The committee consists of Frank T. Wheeler, F. L. Benzon, II. C. Washburn, Joseph Mccarthy, and W. II. Carpenter. At the first meet ing of the committee. Mr. Wheeler was chosen as chairman. He stated today that the committee was devot- ing it's meetings to discussing the many problems in connection with the sewer question and was busy gathering important information and data that would inform and acquaint it with the present conditions. The committee has already gone over the records of the old Plainvillc sewer committee.
 Mir. Wheeler stated that the con- mittee intended to make sure that it was well informed and educated on the sewer problem before going ahead and making any definite plans | for sewage disposal The matter is very serious one and the commit tee is showing its interest in the problem by dcvoting it's present meetings to the gathering of i'm portant data.
 Grange Activities
 The regular meeting of Plainville Grange will be held Grange hall ol Pierce street Tuesday evening at $ o'clock. The third and fourth de- grees will be conferred on q large class Of candidates. A ladies' degree team will confer the third degre. and the regular officers the fourth A harvest supper will be served fol lowing the meeting.
 Plainville Grange has been in vited to visit Mad River Grange in Waterbury on April 17 and take part in a neighbor's night program.
 On Wednesday evening, April 30 Plainville Grange will present 8 three-act comedy entitled His Un- cle's Niece" in Grange hall. The cast has been working hard on this play for several weeks and it is hoped that it will be we'll patronized Tick cts are now on sale and may be SC. cured from any of the Grange mem. bers.
 A large attendance was present a the dance held last evening by tn, Grange in it's hall on Pierce street These Grange dances have beer largely attended during the wintel months, as both round and squar' dances are. included on the program Simpsons orchestra of Bristol ha furnished the music The orchcsctrf will broadcast over the Bridgepor station tomorrow afternoon from 10 e:50 o'clock. and those who at tend Grange dances are awaiting tn, program with interest.
 Funeral of Mr. RadcliT
 Funeral services for Dan K. Rad cliff, aged 6l, of 43 Foresctville ave nue, who died suddenly at his hom, yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clocl ohoNAhS "il dttdNh oL dCutG lllul Gestion, will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the lat, home. Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pasto of the Methodist church, will off ciate. Masonic services will be con ducted at the grave in West ceme tery by Frederick lodge. A. F. G5 A M., of which MT. Itadclff was ; member.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock Morning anthem. Prom Thy Lov' as a Father" Gounod. Sermon theme, 'Is It Nothing to You?'