The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30
PLYMOUTH | MANY MANY ATTEND ATTEND
 GRANGE MEETING
Vote S2,OOO Additional for Library Fund - New
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Plymouth Grange, No. 72, Pa- irons of Husbandry was we'll repre- scented at the meeting of Mountain Pomona Grange which was held in Torrington, Wednesday after noon and evening. During the meeting the All orchestra of this place rendered a number of selec- tions. Among those who received the fifth degree were MT and Mrs A. Gaylord, Mrs John Blum and MT and Mrs A. Johnson, all mem- bers of the local Grange.
 Those present from Plymouth Grange were Mrs Allan Chapman, Miss Edith Sutliffe, MT and Mrs Nathan Tolles. Mrs Helena Wilson, Mrs Julia Negus, Mir and Mrs John O'Wheeler, Mr Bachman, MT and Mrs Robert Bothroyd, Miss Ruth Cleveland, Mir. and Mrs Albert Kreger, Mrs Addie Anderson, Mrs Wedge, Ard Welton, MT and Mrs William Day, Mrs Barnes, Mrs Fred Hosford, Miss Dorothy Ben- nett, Mrs Anies, Mrs John Blum, MT and Mrs G. Gaylord, Mir and Mrs Arthur Johnson, MT and Mrs Lynn Rowlson, James Kelley, Mrs Fred Parkes, David Pratt. Albert Foerch, John Blum, Jr, Albert Whitbeck, William Pratt.
 The December meeting of Pom ona Grange will be held in the Grange hall here at which time the annual election of officers will take | place.
 Library Appropriation Increased. Two thousand dollars additional | were voted at the specitl meeting Of the Plymouth Library association to be added to the fund of $6,00O making a total of $S,000 for the purposed new library building te be erected on the site of the old h. | brary which was destroyed by fire two years ago.
 l The original appropriation of $6,OO0 was found to be inadequate when bids started to come in for the new building with the result that the additional appropriation was made.
 George Doughty, chairman of the building committee has received several bids for the contract from building firms in various parts ot the state, including Waterbury Thomaston, Torrington, Bristol and | Terryville and announced that the award will be made according te present plans within a few days. New Leader.
 Miss Bertha Raymond, new lead CT has assumed her duties as leader of the Plymouth Y. W. c. A., suc- ceeding Mrs Bailey Richmond. Miss
 Helen Lumpkin of Maple street has been named chaperone for the groups social functions. The com.
 munity club sponsors of the "Y' movement here was represented by Irving White, David Pratt and Lynn Rowlson and at every meet ing. three members are to be or hand.
 | Plans for the Halloween party to be held next Tuesday evening were completed at the meeting
 Betty White was admitted as new member to the organization. | Community Club Meets.
 The semi-monthly meeting of the Plymouth Community club will be held this evening in the commun- ity building with the following l committee being n charge, Rev Thomas Carlson, George Langdon Frank PIatt, Edwin Morse and Burdette Morse.
 | Apple Trees In Bloom.
 An apple tree on the lawn o1 | MT and Mrs Herbert W. Cleveland's on Park street has several branches that have blooms on them. There have been several blossoms on the tree for the past few days.
 Bridge Players Meet. | The weekly bridge players met with Miss Agnes O'Brien this week with the following winners: First Mss Madonna Gallagher; second
 Miss Mildred Beach; consolation
 Miss Margaret Higgins. Those
 present were Misses Violet Rogo-
 sinski, Ann Kiefer, Madolyn Beach Nora Lonergan, Madonna Gala
 gher, Esther Flynn, Mergaret Hig'
 gins, Elsie Parke, Mildred Beach Florence Glennon, Agnes O'Brier | and Mrs Irving Norton.