New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

Wclch street. If the weather il stormy. the party will take place ir Grange hall. The committee in charge consists of MT. and Mrs. H l.. Newell and Mir. and Mrs. F.. S l.ackey.
 Episcopal Church Picnic The church school of the Church of Our Savior will hold its last ses- sion next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock On Thursday of this week the school will Journey to Rockwell park for its annual picnic. All scholars are asked to report at the church Thursday morning at 1o:15 o'clock. Transportation will be fur nshed for other members of the parish who will be ale to go at his time.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs
 Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs of New castle, Me, died Saturday night while visiting in Bangor, Me. She was well-known in Plainville, hav- ing visited here at the home of Mrs. John Sullivan on West Main street: she was the mother Of the Misses Helen and Ruth Jacobs, teachers in the Broad street school. While visiting here last fall she was taken ill, and, although she partially re- covered, she fell sick again last week and died suddenly.
 She is survived by her husband. Frank G. Jacobs. marine engineer: one son, Paul: and two daughters, Helen and Ruth Jacobs. The daugh- ,ers have left here to attend the funeral. Arrangements are incom- plete pending the return of Mr. Jacobs from voyage.
 Plan Health Conference
 Dr. A. Elizabeth Ingraham of the state board of health spent Saturday surveying health conditions in Plain vile with Mrs F. P. Usher president of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association. They plan to start monthly well baby confer cnces here in the fall under Dr. 1n- graham's supervision. Constant ex- aminations and measurements will insure the health of the children from birth to school age. when they will come under the care of the school nurse. Local doctors will cooperate in the conferences.
 Games Called on
 Rain caused the cancellation of games scheduled by local baseball teams yesterday. The All-Plain- ville-Frog Hollow Senators game here was drowned out. and the Blues were unable to play theil game in Poquonock.
 Pryor-Richardson Donald Frank Pryor of Whiting street and Miss Floella Richardson of Craftburry, Vt, were married Saturday morning at the Methodis church parsonage by Rev. A. 4. Ball Following the ceremony the couple left for Vermont, where they vii spend a week. making their home on Whiting street when they return Mir. Pryor has served as scout master in Plainvile for severa months.
 Battle for Lead
 The Businessmen will struggle tt oust the Temcos from the Factory baseball league lead tomorrow nigh in what promises to be one Of the best games of the season. Trum bull rooters are standing by thei1 star pitcher Freddy Miller. ane their sluggers. while the Business men point to their errorless infeld If this infield could hit its weigh 1 it would burn up the league.
 Bremen Win Two Places Plainville Hose Co. No. 1 wor second place in the hose-laying con- test and second place in the tug-of' war at the Terryville f1remen's mus ter and field day Saturday. Twenty four of the local fire fighters at tended the outing, 14 taking part 1T the events. The competition wa: between Wethersfeld. Cos Cob Unionville, Terryville, Plainville East Hartford. Watertown, Hunting ton and Thomaston.
 Those taking part in the hose laying contest under the captalnc! of Richard Bugbee were Charle: Smith. Henry Bunnell. Addison Ives Dan Emery, Charles Livingston. Ra! Cunningham, Irwin Gridley. George Blodgood. Fred Callen and Otis Williams. The local tug -of-war team was composed of George Schubert anchor-man. John Skinner, George Seymour and Fred Callen.
 Industrial Nurses Outing
 Nurses in the local factories and in concerns in Meriien, Hartford New Britain and surrounding town: held an outing and picnic Saturda, afternoon on the Pinnacle Rock: farm of Henry Trumbull. The picnic which was arranged by Mrs. Nelson s. Marcham, nurse at the Trumbul Electric Manufacturing company brought together 1e industria nurses for the discussion of thei work and problems in the variou factories. During the afternoon NIT Trumbull conducted the nurses on ; tour of his model dairy farm, point ing out the sanitary measures takel to insure the highest grade of milk
 Miss Parkinson Entertains
 Miss Anna Parkinson of Broa street entertained about 20 guest Saturday evening at her home il honor of Kenneth Dumas of Spring field. Dumas recently was gradu ated from Suffeld preparator school in Suffield.
 Among those present at the part were Allen Hoofline, Paul Tihbett. and William Macdonald. all of Bris tol, Betty Parkinson. Philip Parkin son, Mary Arcari Albert DiMarct
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