New Britain herald., 1930-07-11
WIT CIRCLE CHIEF
 WILL SERVE AGAIN Mrs. Sarah Morgan Reelected at
 Semi-Annual Meeting CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR
Boy Again Runs Away From Homo Grange to Hold Picnic At Lake Congamond Tomorrow John Cooke Company Purche5 Land.

Mrs. Sarah Morgan of Bohemia street was reelected chief compan- ion of Washington -Trum bull circle, Companions of the Forest, at the regular meeting held last evening at Legion hall on Whiting street. Her choice proved a popular one with the members because of her good record while in office. During the past six months, the circle has con- ducted number of successful ac- tivities especially card parties which were opened to the public. Much of the success of the various affairs was due to the hard work of Mrs. Morgan, who has led the society for several terms.
 She will again be assisted by the same staff of officers that worked with her during the first six months Of the year. They are as follows: Sub chief, Mrs Irene Provencher; finan- cial secretary, Miss Marguerite Far rar; recording secretary. Mrs. Jo- sephine Massi: treasurer, Mrs. Mary Schubert; chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy; right guard, Verona Schu- bert;\ left guard, Ethel Thompson: inside guard, Mrs Corrine Fox: out side guard, Mrs. Lena Silvernail and pianist. Mrs. Molla Foran.
 The local organization has enjoy cd great success since it's organiza- ton here and is planning a busy calendar for the remainder of the year.
 Walter \. Coe
 Walter N. Coe of 87 Main street. Wethersfeld, well known in Plain vile, died at the Hartford hospital Wednesday evening. Mir Coe was formerly mechanical engineer at the Meriden plant of the New Departure Co.,, and later was employed by the Standard Steel (; Bearings, Inc, of Plainville.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock at his home.
 Boy In Trouble Again Once again a nine year-old boy on Canal street has fallen into the bad graces of the police. He has been constant source of trouble to the local police for some time. On | Wednesday he was charged with taking a bicycle in New Britain and that evening he was picked up by the until yesterday. This was the third 1 time this week that the boy has run away from home.
 He appeared in the town court last Tuesday after he had run away 1 from home the day before and had ! heen found by the New Britain po- lice. No action was taken because the boy was too young to come under the courts Jurisdiction, and the case was referred to the humane society.
 Regular Meeting Tonight The Knights of Pythias will hold regular meeting this evening at S o'clock at Sequassen hall. h. stallation of officers will take place. All members are requested to be present.
 Land Changes Hands Records at the office of the town clerk for the first six months of the year show that great deal of Plain vile property changed hands. More than 50 warrantee deeds have bcrl filed, indicating charges in owner ship of property.
 Although large number Of mortgages have been placed on loca property, the owners have managed to keep hold of their land and builJ- ings, only three certificates of fore closure being recorded. This is con- sidercd very good in view of the present industrial slump. Building operations have ben very slow since the beginning of tn" year. according 10 Building lnSpe'- tor -AXcl Johnson. who reports that hc has issued only few permits fo,' rev buildings. In 1929 Plainvlllc enjoyed very prosperous year in 1 building operations.
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