New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
LIVINGSTON HEAD
 OF PYTH|AN LODGE
New Officers Installed by Dis
 trict Deputy Allen
SWIMMER INJURIES FOOT
Raymond Thompson Appointed Del egate to Fircmen's Convention Services in Churches Tomorrow Other Items.

Services in Churches Tomorrow l Other Items.
 Joseph Livingston of Al West Main street was installed as chan cellor commander of Pythian lodge, No. IT, Knights of Phythias, at the installation exercises held last eve ming in the Sequassen hall. He sue ceeds William Downham in office. Mir. Livingson is well known in Plainville and is an active worker in the lodge.
 The installation exercises were in charge of District Deputy Byron Allen of southington. The new cban- cellor commander will be assisted in office by the following: Vice chan cellor, LeRoy Smith; master-at- arms. James Asphalt; prelate, Samuel McGibbon; master Of works, Harold Bruce; inner guard, Benja- | min Carlson; and outer guard, Will liam Downham.
 The organization is one of the most successful in Plainville and has a large active membership. Meetings are held every Friday evening in l SeQuassen hall.
 Boy Injures Foot
 John Boyce, 12, of 73 Cook street, sustained a deep laceration of the right foot yesterday while swimming in Harts pond. He stepped on the remnants of a bottle in the pond and was taken to the office of Dr. George F. Cook for treatment.
 The doctor discovered that the tendons and blood vessels were bad ly cut and ordered the boy removed to the New Britain General hospital, where he was admitted at 5:10 o'clock. At the institution 1t was stated that the boy may be able to leave today.
 Delegate to Convention
 At meeting of the Plainville fire department held last evening at headquarters on Pierce street, Ray mond Thompson was elected dele gate to the state firemens convention at Bridgeport on August Is and 16, George Seymour was selected as alternate. Other matters of business were transacted at the meeting.
 To Meet TerryviIle Team l Fresh from it's victory last Sunday over the fast New Departure team of Bristol. the all-Plainville nine will attempt to improve it's standing in the Bell City league tomorrow aft ernoon at o'clock when it clashes with the Terryville entry at Muzzy field. The Terryville team is in sec ond place at the present time but the locals feel that they have hit their stride at last and expect to come through with a victory. I Datoli will probably take the mound. He pitched a beautiful game last Sunday against the Endees. The Plainville team showed strong power at the bat last week, especial ly in the pinches. The locals still have a chance of gaining first place before the league ends providing they win their remaining games while the Maple Ends are losing two. A large number of Plainville fans plan to attend the battle.
 Congregational Church Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock, sermon theme, Divided Allegiance" l The executive committee of the l church will hold it's regular monthly meeting at the parsonage Tuesday | evening at s o'clock.
 1 Redeemer's A. NJ. E. Zicn Church Morning worship at II a. m., suo- ] ject, Blessed Are Your Eyes, for They See" by the pastor, Rev. F. L. Standifer. Church school at l2:3o o'clock. Varick Christian Endeavot society at 6:so p. m. Evening serv- ice at 7:30 o'clock, subject, Ten Demandments." Negro spirituais