New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

sulCblea lnlO the pupllA lHoFe pY the principal R x, Ham, and ul- though his efforts are limited be- cause tho school Is in ils first year and has had only ono class, tho freshman class, in Il few moro years. his full program will be put into effect when new school is built and the four classes occupied.
 Mr. Ham is cndcayoring 10 start athletics which are t main phr of every High school, but lhr work is slow because thc field Of operations Is limited, but this is only another 1rgumcn, for the erection of high school with the least possible delay,
 The majority of the townspeoplc feel that when the time comes for work 10 be started on a new high school tho building contemplated should bo second 10 mono in the state as far as equipment and fnclli- ties arc concerned and with this feeling. thc path of the committee snonld be smoothcd grcn'lN
 Hold May Social
 Th" Christian Endeay0r society Of 'h" plainylllc Congregational church will hold ils May social in the church parlors Friday evening al 7,i5 o'clock, Each member is asked to bring q friend The cu,crtain- mont will be in charge of thr oXecu- llv" committee and novel refresh mcn's win bo served.
 To Flush Hydrants
 Tho plainvllc Water Co. is plan. n'ng 10 flush the hydrants about the town and 10 that end. notice is published today warning that thr ij1Shing win take place as follows, On May s, Mountain View. Whitine street Broad street, East Broad street, Park street, Maple street Bicycle street and TomHnson ave. nun.
 May 9, East Main and side .strcots FaminGton avenue, Now Britain av"UHc, Broad street west of track Pearl s'root and South Cana s'ro.t.
 May 'o. .Woy' Main and sidl streets.
 Church Supper
 The Ladies Aid society Of tho 4 M. F.. Zion church will serve 4 chicken supper tonight at the par, sonaEe. Tn" proceeds will go to. wards repairs to the church.
 PlainN illc Briefs
 Ihomas 'onlon Of Pierce strec' who has boon a patient at sf Francis hospital in Hartford for | long time, is conraIrscing from hI, recent operation and it Is expectrc that he will return home soon.
 Soquass"n lodge, I. c. c. r.. vii mold a regular meeting this eve. ming in Odd Fellows hall.
 HOthcr's Day Service
 sunday evening in the rminnil,c AL l.. church, Pythian lodge, No. 4 K. Of r., will hold its annual Mothers Day services, All members Of ih" order living in plainvillc whether members of the local lodge or not, are cordially invited 10 at- tend the service. The members Of lytiiun Temple, No, %, Pythian Sisters are also invited 10 attend.
 Tn" members with their wives vii! meet at tho lodge rooms in the Odd Fellows block. promptly at G;45 o'clock and will march 10 the church in q body. In the edif1ce. a section of the seats will he reserved for tho Kniehts of py-hias.
 The services will start promptly al ! o'clock and tha public is invited tr attend. Rev. Arthur A. Bal. pastor will adopt a topic appropriate fol Mothers Day
 Well Baby Conference
 IT." annual well l9hy conference for P.0inyii'o sponsorad bv thf rainyilIe Public IIo9lrh Nursing as socja'Ion and conductcd by repro s"0t"tir"s of tho state department of hoa''h will b" nrld in tho American Legion post rooms on Whiting street n"N Tuesday, Tho conforrnnn and clinics will open at 1o o'clock in the morning anl will last 10 19 o'clock noon to r"conyCne fin Inc afternoon lasting untll all cvaninaiions harc been completed, Ipr, Tugraham oi Inc state department or health will he in charge of tho confryrncc and II" viii ho assisted hy pr. George r. Cook, local public health officer and Miss Elizabeth Hcincman. visiting nurse. Any child not of school aEc may he brought to the confcrrnc, and mothers arc urgci to bring thol, babies there to have them examined br specialist in infant ailments.
 Going To Sim~hury
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