New Britain herald., 1920-07-14

The team captains and donations
 secured by them.
 No. l, Capt. R. J. Skelly .$202.75 No. 2, Capt. w. J. Foran .... 315.30 No. 3, Capt. H. C. Baum ..... 193.00
 No. 4, Capt. l.. U. Giannettino 144.50 | No. and 6, Capt C. R. Clark 1920 No. ., Capt F. P. Prior ...... 1S0.25
 No. s. Capt. Peter Duffy .... 71.s0
 No. g, Capt Miss Fitzgerald .. 241.75 No. 10, Captain E. J. Dwyer .. 5000 No. II, Capt. J. J. Graham =. 15.45 The money collected at the booths | and stores by several young ladies l amounted to s169.64. They were in charge of Mrs. H. C. Baum. The en-
 tire collection totals s2.607.s5. which represents the sum sent in by Plain vile towards their quota of S3,000. Although the teams and solicitors made every effort to obtain the entire quota, the sum raised compares favor ably with other towns and apprecia-
 tion was extended to the captains
 and teams for their work in making the drive a success.
 Boy Scouts Drive. At the regular meeting of the Boy Scouts last evening, Fans for their drive for honorary members were completed. The troop had left on a
 hike to Norton's field earlier in the | evening and made a temporary camp there where they held their meeting. Scout Master Merton Lamb was in charge. The Plainville Business and
 Improvement association is taking an active part in the drive. while Charles R. Sherman, William Cafferty and John F. Lamb have been appointed
 as a committee in charge of the so- i1tf Mnr,, lC ha-
 ing printed and the honorary mem- bers receive one of these with their pledges. The drive was scheduled
 to commence today but has been held off until next Monday.
 Two hundred new members are
 wanted to pledge support of the work of the scouts. The scouts will con- duct a house to house canvass. Dance Success.
 The dance at Lake Compounce last
 evening given by the Plainville Attn
 letic club was a success. Gurleys and Brewsters' orchestra furnished music. The prize waltz was won by Miss Swanson of Bristol and Mason Andrews of New Britain. A gold piece was the prize. A sum of $50
 realized from the dance will be contributed to the baseball team. Picnic Sunday. The Sunday school of the Advent Christian church will enjoy its an- nual picnic and outing Saturday morning when members will journey to Rockwelrs park, Bristol. More than 50 are expected to attend and will leave the center at a. m. A special car has been chartered. Brief Items.
 Dr. Raymond c. Moody of Middle town. N. Y., is spending a few days visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. | C. w. Moody of West Main street. Mrs. Edward Linstrum with her
 son, Russell. after a few days visit to her parents MT. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, will return to Short Beach. where she is spending the summer. There will be a monthly collection
 taken up at the masses at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this Sunday. | Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Gillette and | family of West Main street have left | for a seven weeks vacation at Twin l Lakes.
 Cornelius Buys of woodford ave-
 nue and Rodney Hart Jr.. of East | street, have left on fishing trip to Moodus- They will camp there 1 for a week.
 The Misses Amelia and Florence l Schwenk have returned from Wood
 mont where they have been spend- | ing their vacation.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Peter Lebreck of Whiting street are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of a son, born
 to them yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary Lacey has returned to her duties at the Trumbull Electric CO. office after enjoying a two weeks | vacation.
 | Special trimmed hats. worth up to s12.50, special. s4.s5 Goldenblum l Millinery Co.,, Y- NJ. C. A. Bldg. | -advt.
 If you want quality seed, plant | Rackliffe's bulk seeds.-Advt.