New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

tho town, Sho has weighed and measured the school children, help ed test their vision, visited their homes, helped eradicate disease, cared for the new babies in many homes and for the sick and helpless, and otherwise made the town more hcalthful and comfortable, The as- soclation is very sorry to see her go The directors, in accepting her resig- nation, thanked her for all she had dono and wished her success whcr' ever she might go,
 Miss Hoincman will remain hero until May to tulhll her years work She will then take q vacation of several months and will attend Columbia university in the fall.
 There are at present 9ii persons under h"r care. She has made. dur HS this month, Ii7 visits and spent %5 hours on clerical office work.
 Trolley Hops Halls
 Tho G o'clock trolley bound for Sou'hington this morning left the rails at the Whiting street switch and tied up service for an hour and n half. While there was no one hurt and no damage was done. the arCb!ent caused q serious tic-up be cause tt happened al the morning rush hour when Workmen were houud for their places of employ mont. Many workers wrrn thus krp' from reaching their jobs until d much hclatcd hour.
 surprise Party
 An enjoyable surprise party was held Tuesday ryonins at Inc homo of Mrs, G,orrr llickock of East Main street. The occasion was thr birthday anniversary of Mrs. Jennie llickock. who was surprised by about 95 friends who walked into the house to hclp hoy celebrate the day. Mrs. llick0rk .s affiliated with four frat"rual orders, thc Grange, R"bckaha, rythian Sisters, and r. c, of A., and all of these were repre- scented at the party, Mrs. Stella An drcWs of Indiana. Mrs. Hickoch $ sister, ia in Connccticut for an ON tended say and helped lrr sister crlobra.o. Mrs. liickock was pre- scntcd with q handsome overnight bag Four tables Of whist were en- joyol and refreshments were served.
 Y. NJ, (. \, To Elect
 The annual meeting of the rlaiO- rillo '. V. C. A. group will be he'd this evening. when officers for 'h" coming year Wi}l be elected. %ev"ral other very important matters are to come ur, and th' icader of tb" group, W. \. BailHy requests that oll members ho prescott
 Play a Success
 More than %oo people were pres mt last evening at the PlainvjlIe M. F. rhurch when the play, "A bay at Cabbage Hill School" was presented hy a cast Of local players, From tr" first minnie until the last, tho au- Iicnce was roaring with laughter. th" quaint attire and rithy sayings of the characters adding much 10 tho amusement of the crowd. Th" rntir" cast rrri"rm"l in mos; cr"I- itahl" fashion. "hiln much credit is also du" io Mrs. William \. AL lriclt and Mrs, Winfield Looms who dircct>l 'h" production.
 Tho C"st WHs ae follows:
 First Act
 Teacher ..... Mrs Winfield Loomis Curiosity Cornh%ek.,. Esther Furr"y Dennis Dockcrty. -. Wesley Johnson Etta Elephant Mildred Macleod Fanny Finnov Mrs, George Wilson Geraldine GriEgs Dorothy Thomas Henry Iloskjns ,.,.. Melvin Rogers Isaac IbScN ....,... Elmer Thomas Ira Ihscn ........ Winfield Loomis Joshua Judllins .,... Merton Lamb Annaholl Adams. Nrrna Saunders Bessie Bolitsky .,.... ,Muri"l Jester
 Scc0nd ,ct
 Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Floyd N"Wrll Mac Morrison ,..,... lury Rogers Betty Bennett .....Eulh Teachmun Mr Brown ...,... George Nelson Mrs. Brown ....... Gladys Daniels
 rlajnNillc Wins
 Tie P,ai"yi'c A. C, lowing tam onon"d its season last might at the Rocr"otiou alleys hy dof"atinG j." strong Hartford Battery cam Of Mil,dal" in the most spectacular match Of thr winter. The local boys took the first two games by three pins each and won ,ho third string by I singl" pin, capturing the match hy seven pins. The feature of the night Was tn" clever bowling Of little Pigeon of the visitors. who hit "25, while Jack Elliott's 800 was the host for the home team. X larg" crowd witnessed the play.
 The Plainvi'lo A. C. challenges @ny local team tn q match for the championship of th" town. Games can he arranged by 'clcphoninc Bill TolN at 1882 hotwcon and ' ?. m or ty leaving word a' the Nrrr@ rtion alleys. Last nsht's Hcorts;
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 Funeral nf Mrs. Rowe
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Royce. who died at her home on West Main street y"st"rlar morning, will bc I. II from n" Church Of Our