New Britain herald., 1930-10-08
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Vocal duet, encored ......
 ........... Mrs. Bessie Hart Recitation ............ Mrs. Casey Original paper .. Mrs. H. l.. Newell Piano duet, encorei ......... Mrs. Hubbell and Mrs. Anna Moves Reading from Edgar Guest ....
 ........ Mrs. Charles Curtis Sketch
 Mrs. Helen Phelps, Mrs. H. Lorry.
 Mrs George Beckwith, Mrs. Bessie
 Hart, Mrs. Fred Hartney and
 Mrs. Clark
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 Song by the entire gathering
 Mrs Lucy Lewis. one of the oldest members of Plainville Grange. cele- brated her S5th birthday anniversary yesterday and was present at the meeting. She was extended many good wishes and congratulations being presented with a large birth day cake.
 Pomona Grange will meet in West Hartford on October 14. Tomorrow Plainville Grange will confer the third and fourth degree in Litchfield.
 On October IA Plainville Grange has been invited to visit Morris Grange and on October IT to visit Beacon Valley Grange.
 On October 24, the ladies of the Grange will hold q card party at the home of Mrs. Irving Carter.
 At the next meeting of Plainviile Grange on October 2l, the first and second degree will be conferred on q class of candidates. The third and fourth degree will be conferred at the meeting on November 4.
 Father and Mother Day
 Next Sunday will be known as Fathers and Mothers Sunday in the Congregational church. The fathers and Mothers committee of the Woman's federation has arranged to provide transportation to this serv- ice for all people over 70 years of age. All those desiring transporta- tion should notify Mrs. H. A. Castle as soon as possible.
 Adjourned Town Meeting
 The adjourned town meeting will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the auditorium at the high school. Besides the budget many other inn portant issues will be placed before the voters for approval. It is ex- pected that there will be large at tendance.
 Republican Caucus
 
 will meet in caucus tomorrow eve ming at o'clock at the high school 10 elect two representative candi- dates, three justices of the peace and probate judge. The only candi- date for representative known at the present time is Ole W. Robertson, but it is expected that Representa- tive Robert B. White will seek re- nomination although he has kept very quiet on the matter. Judge Merritt O. Ryder will be a candidate for reelection as probate judge and is expected to be unopposed. Robert Sneideman will be one of the new justice of the peace candidates. Makes Perfect Score
 Herbert Dow made perfect score of 25 out of 25 in skeet at the Plainville Skeet club grounds Sum- day. it became known today. He also brought down 97 out of a pos sible 100 birds. His perfect skeet score was the first time that this was accomplished at the local grounds.
 He has long been recognized as the best bird shot in Plainville auG there appears to be no one who car give him battle. He hurls a chal lenge at any alleged expert to { match at the clambake to be hele Sunday. This challenge may b. answered but it appears very unlike ly, due to the brilliant eye of Mir Dow.
 Marches as Unit in Parade | Brock-Barnes post, American Le. zion of Plainville, marched as $ separate unit yesterday in the nine hour parade in Boston, being one ot the few small town posts which die this. [ Many of the small town post: banded together and marched in tha' way in the parade. Plainville'! post. however, made itself conspicu ous by parading in separate unit. 18O Want to Be "Made'
 The registrars of voters received the names of 160 residents who wisf to be made voters in time for tn, state election. according to the off cial list nuhlished todav
 This list of to be made" voters i as follows: Maud Alexander, Thoma J. Angelo, Norman D. Anson, Ruti Anson, Alice A. Andrews, Clifford E. Andrews, Alfred Anderson, Lil liam Anderson, Mrs. Antone, Thoma Anton, Patrick G. Albert, Edward D Barrows. Joseph Beaubreau, Bery