New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
.CLARK IS ELECTED MASTER 0F GRANGE Succeeds Charles H. Curtis,
 Leader for Five Years MRS. CARPENTER IGNORED
Ihompson-H Hogan Wedding-Parcnt- Teacher Meeting This Evening Legion to Conduct Golf Tourna-
 ment-Blues to Play \. B. Eleven.

Orbert H. Clark Of Peace court was elected master of Plainville Grange at the regular meeting held last evening in the Grange hall on i Pierce street. Mir. Clark is an ac- { tive worker in Grange affairs and his choice was a popular one. He succeeds Charles H. Curtis, retiring master, who has served as master | for the past five years. Members of the Grange classified Mir Curtis work as very efficient during his long term Of office. He was made q member of the executive committed 1 for three years.
 MT. Clark will be assisted Tn office 1 by the following: Overseer. Floyd l Stillman; lecturer. Mrs. Elizabeth Day; steward, William Barra clough; 1; assistant steward, Arthur Bunnell; chaplain. Mrs. Agnes Moves; treas urer, Mrs. 7. B. Carpenter (she has served ill this capacity more than 1 20 years); secretary, Mrs. Harold l.. 1 Newell; gatekeeper, Lee Williams; Ceres. Miss Edith Chalko; Pomona, i Miss Edna Burns; Flora, Miss RethI 1 Easton; lady assistant steward, Miss 1 Mabel Johnson and member of the 1 executive committee for three years, Charles H. Curtis.
 At the next meeting of the Grange on December ., the single mem bers will present the program. All single members are asked to meet in the | Grange hall next Tuesday night to arrange for this program.
 Plainville Grange is invited to | Windsor Grange al its first anniver- sary on December r.
 A play is 10 be presented by the local Grange on December entitled. Pas New Housekeeper." Tickets may be obtained from members.
 Central Pomona Grange will meet in Berlin on December g. The state Grange will meet in Bridgeport on January IS, l5 and Is. Mir. and
 Mrs. Orbert Clark will be the dele gates from Plainville Grange. Plans are being made by the local Grange
 for a busy year.
 To Receive Tax Payments
 Tax Collector Willis J. fleming
 way has mapped out a schedule in
 order to give all persons plenty of ! time in which 10 pay their person.
 al tax bills of &. The taxes are
 due on November 15 but a time
 cd by law. All those who fail to pay
 their taxes by December 14 will be l lqt n, r,rtr I11i Nided by the state laws.
 MT. Hemingway will be in his | store at 55 West Main street on the | following days in which to receive | payments: every week day from
 d. m. to 6 ?. m. from November
 15 to December 15; Monday. Fri 1 day and Saturday evenings from 6 10
 S ?. m; and every evening from l December s 10 Is,
 Work Progressing Work is progressing rapidly on
 the repairing of the bridge on | North Washington street near
 Eaton's mill. The street has been closed 10 traffic until the work is ! completed, making 8 detour through 1 Eorestrille necessary.
 First Selectman James Simpson ] is directing the work and it is hoped to have the work completed by this week so that the street may be re- | opened for traffic. An entire new ! base will be erected as well as many 1 other repairs.
 To Meet Trianglcs The Plainyille Blues will meet the 1 Triangle eleven Of New Britain Sun day afternoon at l:30 o'clock at