New Britain herald., 1925-01-07

home but Mir Bradley was a iamll, jar figure about the streets Of rlain- Vile.
 Health Association
 At tho monthly meeting of the plainyille Public Health Nursing as- sociation, held last evening in the town hall, Mrs, James simpson was elected director to fill out the un- expired term of Mrs. Walter Older shaw, who recently resigned from the board.
 The tuberculosis campaign still continues but the association hopes soon to render an account of it's doings and pass on to other work now in preparation,
 Miss Elizabeth Heincman. making her report to the members, shows that she Is being kept busy in &C., tive work about the town. She re- ports S36 patients under her care for the month. She has made 2S5 visits and has spent besides all that, 50 hours of work in office and at clinics.
 Remove Machines
 Officials Of the Waco Candy Vend- Ing Machine Co.,, visited Plainville yesterday afternoon and removed all the machines leased by them in the town. There were about four of these in use here and, 1t is thought, because of the recent decision of the New Britain police court the com pany decided to remove them. .... Appoints Committees
 Commander Robert Craig of Brock Barnes post, No. S3, American Legion, has announced the appoint ment of his committees for the com- ing year. The executive committee which will be the most important Of the inner bodies is elected by the post for various terms.
 The membership of this commit tee is composed Of the following:- Robert Craig, P. LaVasseur, D. Ted esco, C. O., Cutting, J. F. Usher. Rev. c. s. Wyckoff. W. A. Allen, M. Foran, R. Wininger and S. Bugiel. The welfare committee Is as fol- lows: Dr. George F. Cook. chair man; Henry Futile and Steve Bugiel. The photograph committee is Ninton Knight, chairman; Frank Radcliffe and John J. Guiden. Committee In charge of initiation, Dr. l.. H. Frost. Hall renting committee, Martin For an, Carl N. Nilsson and T. P. Prior. Post representative to speakers bu- reau, Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff. Stew ard in charge of hall, Frank J. La ! Vasscur.
 Plans are under way to have some thing doing every meeting night. The starting of minstrel shoy which will be under the direction of Dr. L. H. Frost, was discussed and rehear- sals will soon be under way.
 High school Notes.
 The following pupils of the Plain- vile High school had perfect atten- dance records during the past term, meaning that they were neither ab- sent from school nor were they tardy at any of the sessions: George Back man, Norman Earl. Milton Kramer, Charles Mills, Samuel Pratt. Stephen Sasek, William Weber and F. E. l Haskell.
 Funeral of Fred Lewis.
 The funeral of Fred Lewis of Will son street, New Britain. was held this afternoon at ? o'clock from the undertaking parlors of W. A. Bailey < Co. Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, pas tor Of the Plainville Congregational church. officiated. Burial was in West cemetery.
 III With Pneumonia.
 :. William Durn, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Durn, is ill with pneumonia at his home on West Main street. Dr. George F. Cook is in attendance, and the child is rest ing comfortably today.
 Receives Big Contract.
 Fred BeauIieu of Mountain View has been granted the contract by Fred Beloin of New Britain to build new building on Church street in that city. The building will cost be- tween S70,O00 and SS0,000, and work will be started on il as soon as the condition of the ground will per init excavations.
 Tcmco Bowling Notes '.
 The Temco bowling league held a i weekly session last evening at Hart's alleys with the following individual and team scores. D.
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