New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
ANNUAL MEETING
 OF HEALTH ASSN. Officers to Be Elected and Reports
 to Be Heard and Acted on FINED Si00 IN COURT
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 ing-Cut Down Tree-COnmcrcc
 Chamber Banquet-CatholicC Church
 Noticcs-Plainyille Briefs.

The annual meeting of the Plain i vile Public Health Nursing associa- ton will be held in the town hall on Wednesday evening, May [. at 6:Su o'clock standard time. The reports of officers for the past year will be sub i mitted and officers and directors of the association will be elected for the ensuing year. The annual meeting date was changed to one month earlier Merritt 0. Ryder in the town court i hall recently and H. s. Washburn, president of the association. has pick ed the night of the seventh as the most convenient for the members 10 attend.
 The reports of the officers will be especially interesting 10 the members of the association as much work has been accomplished during the past year, the first Of the associations existence. \ strong list of officers will be selected.
 Fined SI00 in Court
 Fred Beaulieu was fined siOo and costs on charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the inilu- enee of intoxicating liquor by Justice Merritt 0. Ryder in tre town court yesterday afternoon. Grand Juror Will liam Foran presented the facts and witnesses for the state with the result that the accused was found guilty.
 Appeal For Books
 The Piainville Literary society has made the following appeal 10 the peo- ple of rlainyille regarding inc dona- ton of books to the Plain,ille public library: Now that house cleaning time is at hand, an appeal is made to the people Of plainville 10 look over their books and sec if they have any that arc readable and in good condi- ton that they would like 10 donate 10 the plalnNille public library and share them with those who have few or no books
 The books in the library are in constant use by both old and young and neod replacing, The town is able to appropriate but little money for books and if everyone will help by giving book, ihe library will soon have A good supply. Donations can be left at Byington's Drug store on West Main street."
 Town Plan Hearing
 The Plainville town plan commits sion will hold a public hearing in the town hall in Plalnville. Monday eve ninR, May i2 at o'clock, standard item to take action on the reeom- mendation of s s4-foot building line and A 16-foot Neranda line on the northerly and southerly sides of Maple street from Eas. to Whiting streets. All those interested in tho sffair may attend the meeting and have the proposition explained 10 them from map made by Engineer Joseph N. Mckernan.
 Cut Down Tree
 A gang of workmcn were busy this morning cutting down tree in front of James Msnilla's store on Whiting street. The tree was in the way of wires which must be strung and was also endangerins the safety of those passing by.
 Commerce Chamber Banquet
 Nearly all the tickets have been sold for the annual banquet Of the Plainvillo Chamber Of Commerce which will be held Tuesday evening 1 in the Masonic Temple on East Main street. total of s5 out of 125 seats being already procured by members and their friends. From all indica- i tions. every seat in the spacious ban quet room will be taken on the night 1 of the affair to hear Rev. John L.. l Davis of New Britain speak. Mir. Davis is well known 10 many Of the residents Of Plainviile through his ac- tiyitics with Everyman's Bible class in New Britain and those who have never heard him speak will have an excellent opportunity to do so Tuesday evening. Other forms Of entertain mcnt will be on the program and the banquet itself is sure to be excellent because of the fact that Mrs. A. kron- ] holm Of New Britain will cater.
 First Friday DeyotIons
 First Friday devotions will be held