New Britain herald., 1922-02-13
MRS. SARAH CASSIDY, LONG ILL, IS DEAD
Was One Of Plainville'S Best
 Known Of Older Residents
VACCINATION CAMPAIGN
Little Miss lois Phelps To Give
 PianOforte Recital At Senator and
 Mrs. J. Fl. Truinbulrs Home To- nisht---Hoiy Name Ncws-Items.

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 Mrs. Sarah Cassidy, aged 6s years, died at her home on 32 Canal street this morning at o'clock, She had been III for long timo and hopes for her recovery were given up several days ago as her condition became more critical. She was one of piain- villc's well known Irish residents and had made her home here for the past 23 years. She was born in Iidham, England. She is survived by four sons, John, William, Francis and Thomas, all Of Plainvllle. Three daughters also survive her, Mrs. Ed ward Conlin and the Misses Nellie and Sarah Cassidy. She has two brothers living, one in New Hamp- shire and one in Canada.
 The funeral will be held Wcdnes- day morning at o'clock from the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy, Rev. John F. Fay, pastor, will officiate Burial will be in the Catholic ceme- tery,
 Other Magazine Items.
  contributed to the column for the war veterans and gives an interesting account of his experiences while with the telegraph school at Florence. Italy. He remained at the Carse front for two years, sending and receiving messages in the thickest of fights. He spent four years in the army. The Ten Year club, composed of members of the Trumbull Electric company who have been in the fac tory service for 10 years or more are planning for another banquet. This event will be held some time the lat ter part of March.
 The assembly room stands first place in the bowling league with the machine ro6m close behind. The of flee team is holding down the bottom of the league total, but manages to get look-in at some Of the games.
 Announcement of the coming wed- ding of Augustine Lapure to Miss Rose Elizabeth Nonbito of Cheshire, has been made. The wedding will take place this month.
 "Circlc T" Out Again.
 In discussing the present situation and conditions existing in Plainville in reference to smallpox, Health Off, cer J. N. Bull and Mrs. Marcham, nurse at the Trumbull Electric Man ufacturing company clinic. have con- tributed some interesting information about it in the factory magazine, Circle T." Sanitary measures, in- cluding quarantine, will not prevent the appearance of smallpox in a community or limit to any extent it's spreading" says Dr. Bull. "rhe appearance Of this terrible disease in New London, Milford, Windsor and Bridgeport, suggests the importance of general vaccination he con- tinues. "Vaccination,' says the health officer, "is the only safe preventa- tive and it is sure guess that in Plainville not more than 20 per cent of the children and not more than 50 per cent of the adults are proper y vaccinated. Parents may think well over the responsibility assumed in neglecting vaccination, of their children and themseves, The indus trial worker may also consider the worry, expense and long loss of tim" in isolation and quarantine if this disease should attack any member or the family Vaccinated persons should feel no qualm If the dread disease should enter their own com munity.'
 Pianofortc Recital.
 Little Miss Lois Phelps, daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Burton Phelps of Whit ing street will render pianoforte re- cital at the home of Senator and Mrs. John Harper Trumbul of 39 Farm ington avenue, this evening. Although but 12 years old, she is consldered one of the best pupils under the tutor ship of the Hart School of Music on Sigourney street, Hartford. She gave q recital at the home of Mir. Hartt in that city last month. Her program is being watched with interest by her many friends and residents Of the town.
 The following is the program to be rendered this evening:
 Solfeppietto ....... Ph. Elm. Bach Allegro in F Minor. Ph. Elm. Bach Toccata ..,............... Parodies Minuet from Sonata in F Flat Hayden Gigue, F Minor ............ Hande' Rondo from Sonata in A Major Mozart Scherzo, E Minor ..., Mendelssohn Part II ... 1mpromptu, B Flat .....,.. Schubert
 
 Etude, G Flat ....,.,...... Chopin Nocturne, r Minor ......... Chopin Valse Cradle ....,......... Parker Arabesques, r, Mai, c Mai. Debussy Nalse Mignonne ,.,.,.... Pa'mgren Capriccietto .,......,'.,''' bergef Love Waltz ............ Moszkowski
 Holy Name Plans.
 The Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy held a meeting yesterday when it was de- cided to hold a whist and "45" tour namcnt at the church hall on March Is. It will be in the form of a St. patrick's celebration. The program will commence at .s o'clock.
 Wilson Foundation.
 The total sum of s5S.75 has been raised by the Woodrow Wilson Foun- dalton towards its quota of SS6. A final meeting was held Saturday and the captains and solicitors closed their drive for the funds. The check ha. been mailed to the treasurer at New Haven by Chairman William L.. Cafserty. The committee in charge wishes to thank all who aided the fund and realized that the present