New Britain herald., 1925-04-18
PhinuiM Neps
VISITING NURSES
 MONTHLY REPORT
We'll Baby Conference to Be
 Held Here on May t2 This Year
WEST MAIN STREET GATES

Catholic Church Notes - Philip
 Brady Buried Here - Plainyille
 Church Noticcs-Grangc Notes PlainyilIc Briefs.
 Miss Elizabeth Heineman, visiting nurse for Plainville, shows in her monthly report 10 the Plainville Public Health Nursing association that instead of her work decreasing 1t is multiplying as the months roll by. During the month of March. she had S37 patients under her care: the total number of visits she made was 224 while she also spent 32 hours in her office. Eight baby con- ferences are reported as having been held, $40 children were weighed and measured and A babies put through the same process while AS visits were made 10 the homes of school chil- dren.
 The Well Baby conference for the town is planned for May 12. The state department of health Is coop erating 10 make this day q real suc- cess. Further notices of this event will be given later. As an aid 10 this conference, the Plainville Pub lie Health Nursing association with the assistance of the state depart ment of health, will show a number of health films during the next few weeks through the courtesy of the owners of the Community theater The first ono in the series will be included in the regular program al the theater on Saturday night, The subject of it will be "Diphtheria.'
 All the members of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association are asked to hold open the evening of May for the annual meeting oi the organization.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:45 a. m. church school immediately after the morning service; Young Peoples meeting at p. m.; Christian En- deavor society meeting at 2 o'clock
 Breaks Arm In Fall
 Howard Durham, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Durham, suffered . broken arm yesterday at the Broad street school while practicing al pole vaulting. The youngster had made a number of successful jumps when on one try. he fell and dislo' cated the arm. He was attended by Dr. George r. Cook and his condi' tion is said 10 be much improved.
 Pythian lodge, K. of P, held regular meeting last evening in Odt Fellows hall and routine bushes was transacted.
 Installing Gates
 Work has been started on th West Main street railroad crossing by the New York. New Haven an' Hartford Railroad company in in stalling the double gates to replac the single gates which are there a the present time. Workmen sue | CPeutu ScSlcIudS Ill Siiihlhb '' abutments for the gates on the eas side and those on the west side vii probably be replaced today or Mon day. The entire work of connect ing the gates with the underground chains or levers which serve 10 rais' or lower them will be finished mex week and the company will thei have compiled with the terms of th' agreement reached between their Of ficials and representatives of tht town which later resulted In an or der from the Public Utilities. com mission in Hartford. AS that ordei read, the work was to have beer finished by the end of this montl and at the rate that it is now pro grossing, this will easily be done.
 With the completion of the in stallaton of the gates, long con troversy between the town and tn railroad company will have come t' an end. Theoretically it was fin