The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
PLYMOUTH
POMANA GRANGE
 HOLDS MEETING
Ad0lph Johnson Is Master Install New Pump
 in Park

The annual meeting of Mountain County Pomona Grange was held in the Plymouth Grange Hall Thursday night, with a large num- ber of Grangers in attendance. The election of officers took place with the following officers be elected for 1892: Master, Adolph John. son, Harwinton; overseer, Jessie Morse, Northfeld; steward, liar. old living. Morse; assistant stew ard. Charles B. Howe, Goshen; chaplain. Rev Elisha Sawyer, Torringford; treasurer, Albert Bidwell, Collinsville; secretary. sherman K. Ives, Litchfield: Gate Keeper, William Porter, Winches- ter; cere. Mrs Mary Bothroyd, Plymouth; pomona, Miss Elizabeth living, Morse; flora, Harriet Porter. Torrington; lady assistant steward, Mis- Addie Anderson, Plymouth. Executive committed Tor three years, Kerrill K. Kimber- "; member of home esconomics committed, for three years, Miss Edith Sutliffe, Plymouth.
 Lunch was served following the election of officers. A special meeting will be held on January 27th at a place to be decided upon for the purpose of installing the newly elected officers.
 Community Club to Meet
 The regular meeting of the Ply mouth Community Club will be held in their rooms on next Friday night with the following commit tee being in charge: Ard Welton, David Pratt, William Pratt and E. Arthur Johnson.
 New Pump Installed
 A new hand pump has been placed in the well located in the small state park at the head of Main street, allowing residents in that section of the town to get their water nearer to their homes and not making them travel to the center of the town to get their water as has been the case during the past few months. The wells in this town are practically all dry ana residents in all sections have been getting their water supply from the fountain in the enter.
 Attend Grange Meeting
 Mrs Robert Bothroyd and Mrs Harold Skilton accompanied a party of friends to the meeting of central Pomona Grange which was held in Bloomfield, Wednesday afternoon.
 Grange to Meet
 The semi-monthly meeting of Flymouth Grange, No. 72, will be held in the Grange hall on next Wednesday evening at which time ''Neighbor's Night will be ob- served with the program being presented by visiting Grangers. A supper and dancing will follow the program.
 Local People Affected
 A number of local people are ef- fected by the new working sched- ule or the Plume and Atwood Man ulactur1ng Company of Thomaston. which have posed notices that starting on next Monday, the plant VIII operate on a three day, eight hour schedule. The company has been running on three and four day a week schedule, running ten hours daily.
 The Seth Thomas Clock Com pany which also employs many local people also posted notices this week that they will operate on a SO hour a week schedule.
 Bridge Party Held
 The Misses Madalyn and Mil dred Beach entertained this weeks meeting of the Bridge Club at their home on North street with the fol- lowing being in attendance: Misses Vivian Gill, Ann Kiefer, Florence Glennon, Esther Flynn, Elsie Parke. Madonna Gallagher, Anna Lonergan, Nora Lonergan, Mar saret Higgins and Mrs Irving Nor ton. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Norton. Miss Parke and Miss Kie- Ter. Refreshments were served during the evening.