New Britain herald., 1926-12-28

school on January 3. The perma- ncnt site for the nurses office has not yet been selected and as Claude W. Stevens, who has charge of the location Of the office, is in Florida, it is probable that it will not be chosen until his return.
 As some of the residents of this place have not yet realized the duties of the nurse,5 the committee in charge of the new feature have is sued the following statement con- corning her duties.
 The nurse is not q free service. Seventy-five cents will be charged for each visit or as large a portion of the fee as is possible. She is at the call of every resident of this place but does not give nursing care, dressing or treatment unless the physician in charge of the case wishes it done. Service to the town poor is gratis. The law does not allow nurse to prescribe treatment or medicine to anyone. She goes from home to home and does not stay at any one place. If per son is very ill she makes more than one visit each day. She gives par ental care and teaches care of babies She gives service 10 tubercular cases them of their need for care and arranging for care, pointing out pro- measures when they are needed. and by observing children in school, realizes the symptoms of tu- berculosis and the necessity Of ex- 
 She assists the school doctor in his duties and cooperates with all agencies towards the remedying of all defects and generally works with the physicians and health officer of the town.
 New Setback Team
 Newt Baldwin, former star of John Conlin's Blue Hilians, has left the ranks of the men from the noun tains and is now busily engaged in forming his own team to compete in the coming tournament with other teams from this vicinity. The loss of Baldwin will be a hard blow to Conln as the Mayor of Blue Hills has had hard luck throughout the past encounters and has already dropped more than his usual share of games to different teams.
 Baldwin's new team has not yet all it's members but a roster of the members will be forthcoming shortly, it is thought. Conlin refused to comment on the action this morning, saying that the Blue Hillians would still be the logi- cal contcnders for the cup. Baldwin promises q winning team comprised of the best sctbackers in this town.
 New Years Masses
 Two masses will be held on Sat urday, New Years Day. at St. Paul's church, Kensington. The first will be celebrated at o'clock and the second will take place at o'clock. Special music has been arranged for the masses.
 Athletic Club
 The Kensington Athletic club will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at s o'clock at Tabs hall. Plans for the formation of a bas- ketball team are under way, the only difficulty being the location of a basketball floor. It is un- derstood that the new owners of hall arc planning to make Il basketball court in the present and it is hoped that local club in se:ni-pr circles will soon be on the map.
 What They're Doing
 Henry Pagan. an employe of a Newark insurance company is visit ing Mrs. John Kiniry of kensington, following recent trip 10 California.
 Harvey Molumphy, son of Mrs. Annie Molumphy, has returned to Norfolk, Virginia, following a visit with his mother over the holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Meisner and Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea have returned from a visit with friends n Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Daniel Webster Of East Ser in avenue is reported as being inn proved from an attack of illness which has confined her to her home ,or the past two weeks.