New Britain herald., 1930-01-13
James C. Farmer. lecturer of the national Grange.
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I5n2agemcnt Announced
 Cards were received by numerous people in PlainViIlc Saturday. an nounclng the engagement of Amy Caroline Josephson. daughter of Mir and Mrs Oscar Josephson of Red Stone Hill to Harry Joseph Lagoy son of Mrs. John Lagoy of SS West Main street. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Miss Joscphson is one of the pop ular members of the PlainvillC teaching staff. She has been sta toned at the Broad street school Mr. Lagoy IS native of Platts- burg. N. l., and is connected with the E. X l.. Servicc Co.
 Hello Girls Social
 llainVlile's Hello Girls. cm- ployes at the office of the Southern New England Telephone Co.. wlli hold a social, card party and Juu,c tomorrow night at Grange hal. ards Will be played from S 10 10 o'clock and dancing will then be enjoyed until midnight The affair will probably break all records III attendance as several hundred have siGnitied their intentions of attend ing.
 Fire In Cutting Home
 \ cellar fire at the home of ., 0, Cutting was put under control by members Of Plainvilie Hose Co. No. l before any great damage was done. It was discovered carly this morning and an alarm was sent in from Box 7 at 1:30 o'clock. The property is owned by L. <. Mills.
 Automobile Ns. Bus
 Two women were taken to the New Britain General hospital y"a. terday noon following a collision be tween q sedan in which they were riding and a passenger bus of tn, New England Transpcrjalion CO.,, a. Blossoms corner. The bus Was rounding the turn into Pennington avenue on the way to Hartford while the sedan went 10 cross tho intersection to East street. I'll, bus Vas struck between mid-Wa! and the rear wheels.
 The women. both from Water bury. were Elizabeth DeMasso, T of ? l. Union street, Waterbury and Mary Palesse. 5@, of 260 Soutl Leonard street, Waterbury. Mis- about the body and shock whil Miss Pdlesse has bruise about tn lib and decorations on the hc;,d They were attended by Dr. G"or-. F. Cook. Constable George Schu bert is Investigating the crash,
 Helen T. Richman
 Helen T. Richman. 4. wife of W l.. Richman of 2S Lincoln street died yesterday morning at 3:3 o'clock at her home following d illness She was born in Cheshire England, on May ?. 1882. and cam to this country as a young girl. Sh resided for years at Sharp's static near the New Britain line and som time ago moved into the center 0 Plainville. She had been living q her present residence for only few months.
 The funeral will be held Wedncs day afternoon at the Episcopa church of Our Saviour. Rev. Fryt rector. will officiate and burial vii i be in West cemetery.
 To Appear in Court
 George Jackson of TrumbulI ave nuc will appear in the PlainNill police court tomorrow morning . 10 o'clock to answer the charge ( on-support. He will be rcprcsentC ! by Attorney Leo Gaffney of Ne | Britain.
 struck by Automobile The five year old son ot Mir. an 1 Mrs. Frank Ibetz Of Harts Corner was struck by an automobile nea his home last evening about o'clock but he escaped injurie other than scratches about the faC' Two colored men were in the ca that struck him and they took hil to the office of Dr. George r, Coo for examination and treatment. H was allowed to go home hardly an the worse for his experience.
 Bowling Scores
 The Sardines bowling team too the Lucky Strikes into camp a Harts alleys yesterday in 1he Cos mopoltan league by the score c 1.259 to 1,153 while the Rookie nosed out the r. E. P. Co. by on pin in one of the closest matche seen here this year. The score were l,403 10 1.402. The scores: