New Britain herald., 1926-01-14
ltruetor. George II. nntes.

structor. George II. Bates.
 Junior Vice Commander Fairfield Dresser was unable to be present. through illness. and his installation will take place at q later date.
 Following the G. A. R. post in- siallation the officers of ihe woman's relief corps were installed by Mrs. Myrtle Case of Waterbury. assisted by tho conductor and color bearers ot the local relief corps. The offi. c"rs are as follows: President. Mrs Lillian Apell: senior vice -prcsldent. Mrs Anna HavIland; junior vice. president, Mrs, Francis Kline: treas. Nrcr Mrs. Edith Chipman secretary. Mrs Mary Thomas: chaplain. Mrs susie Burr conductor. Mrs. Ruh l'aWson' guard. Mrs. Mabelle Prog. 70; assistant conductor. Mrs. Nl,a llouEhton: assistant guard. Mis-, Mary I'iv"rs patriotic instructor. Mrs. J'Ssi" Goodscll; press corro. srondon', Mir, Carrie ". Enrn. pianist, Mrs Itlian pr.,chard, color ltar"rs. Mrs, l.cla Lane. Mrs. Abb,. amhcr' Mrs, Naudc Glshop and Mrs Alice Nicholas.
 After the Installation Mrs Appd ana Nrs. Dawson were presentoj with npurrpria'" sits by rho corus Comments Clinic Hcrc In its weekly health bulletin. the S'a'e depar rmcnt of health has inc following 10 say conccrning the Bristol mental health clinic:
 The bris'ol mental hoalth clinic made it' first annual report at inc annual meeting of inc Bristol Visit i1S Nurse association held Januarv '' The mental health clinic is the second Of it's kind to be opened in ms stat" under tho joint auspices of 'He state hospitals for mental dis oese and tn" state department of ! h'allh and was inaugurated in Oe. 'oher' 1924 by pr. E. l.. Leak, su- p'rIntfndcnt of the Connecticut state ] hospital al Midlletown. The clinic ! IS now operating with Il psychiatrist. . anu psychatric social worker. thn i latter supported by special appro. prlalon from the community chest. ! NlnlcS are held on the afternoon of the first Thursday ot the month, and are attended by m average Of five new patients in addition 10 former patients returning for further ad- . Nlrp Tn Iota clinic sessions with q total clientele Of approximately 7o patients.
 Mental hygions' is not yet a by word in Bristol. but the evidence is already strong that inc clinic is full filling q need. aAd that it's place in the health program Of the city is recognized. Already patients and friends of the patients are telling their .neishbors, and others are be- ing referred by physicians, nurses. schools, and family welfare organi- zation. in numbers larger than can possibly he cared for in the single clinic session per month"
 Drama Guild Play Tonight
 Th" comedy play, 1t Pays 10 Ad- vertlse," will be presented by St. Joscph's Drama guild at the Bristol Community theater this evening and indications are that the hall will bo 1 filled 10 capacity. Joseph I. Healy has the play in charge and we'll known local people arc in the cast as follows: Gertrude Donovan, Jo- scnh Healy. Margaret TootiIl. James J, McCusker, Daniel J. Greer. Ed ward J. Shachy Janc Hebuskey. Merlin Corru)rr. Clara Quana. Peter Bcaucar and William A. Loughlin The music will bc furnished by the New Departure orchestra. D"
 Aicanum Building Co. Elects
 Directors of tho Arcorum Build. ing %. have hoeN elected hy 1T stockholders as follows: Eay 1@ . lins;ay. Emil II. Funk. Wa,,or !. SD,crr, William II. GrrLnm. Arthur ", JCrson. Thomas B, Steele and Walter +. Porch.
 The directors have elected officers, as follows: President, Key K. I...hs- ley; vic"-prcsidont. En.l II. Funk; secret"ry. Waiter F. Spctr; treas. urcv, William II. Gr&h2m.