New Britain herald., 1930-09-15

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 ~"ange Night
 "Neighbors Night will be ob- served at the re. lar meeting ot Plainville Grange tomorrow evening at o'clock in the Grange nall on Pierce street. The following Oranges have been invited: Burritt, West Hart. -, Cawass~, Avon. Meriden Plymouth and Harwinton.
 Each Grange will furnish one number on the program. Light re- treatments will be served. All ap- pllcations for new members must be in at this meeting.
 Attending Retreat
 Rev. William P. Kilcoyne, pastor Of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, left today for the retreat at Bloom fleld. He will return to his duties here on Friday.
 Baptist Church Changes
 At the Sunday morning service at tha Baptist church yesterday, it was voted, that for the present. the regu- lar Thursday evening prayer meet Ing Will be omitted but that the second Thursday evening in each month will be known as church night. At this time a supper, some entertainment, concert or social function will be given and at some tune during the evening. a regular devotional service of scripture read ing, prayer and singing will be held Members of the church are asked to set apart the night as church night and to be present if possible These gatherings are to be held at least once a month and' oftener if advisable.
 Il was also voted that in place ot the regular Sunday evening service q unified service for all ages will be held at o'clock, the juniors and young people having large share Tn the service, but older people talk ing part as well.
 These ventures are temporary and may not prove satisfactory, church officials said. but the prayer meet ing and Sunday evening service are not we'll attended and they hope tc stimulate new interest by these methods
 To Make Voters
 Official notice was issued today that the board of selectmen will hold a meeting Saturday from g a ln until 8 p. m. standard time. Al persons having their names on the "to-be-made" list before September 10th will be admitted on that date The list as published in the Herald i Friday contains 123 names. An Outdoor Meeting The kiwanis club of New Britain will hold an outdoor meeting nex week Wednesday at the Pinnaclero, farm, Plainville. The members O. the club will be accompanied b, their wives. Plans are being com pleted for the program. Capture Prizes
 H. R. kalish and C. W. Diggle O Plainville captured many prizes a the Connecticut Horticultural expo sition held at the state armory il Hartford Saturday. Both local mer 1 are consistent winners in the expo sition yearly.
 | Their awards were as follows Dahlias, garden class, first prize, MT Kalish and MT. Diggle. and secont rrize, Mir. Diggle four; Dahlias, anna teur class, first prize, MT. Kalish four and second prize, MT. kalish one.
 Funeral of Mrs. Dart
 Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Dart aged 93, who died Friday eve ming at the home of her nephew Frank H. Gainer of Church stree were held this afternoon at o::3 o'clock at the Grove Hill cemeter chapel in Rockville. Mrs. Dart for merly resided in Rockville befor coming to Plainville and was 1 member of the Union Congregation al church of Rockville.
 Given Great Reception Governor John H. Trumbull wa given an enthusiastic reception a the Springfield Eastern States expo sition last night when introduced tt the large gathering before speaking l over Station WBZ. Massachusett papers stated that the governor i one of the most popular governmen exercutive in New England with thu Bay State people, as his reception proved.
 | His talk was listened to with in