New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
TRANSFUS|0N AIDS ONE Of TR|RLETS
Hayden Girl Recovering, Thanks
 to Fathers Blood
LEAGUE LEADERS PLAY
Tenioos Meet Peck Spring Tonight Colorado Woman Entertained Hcre-Auto Accident Victim Inn, prO,ing-Isricfs.

! Irene Hayden, year old daugh- i ter of Mir and Mrs. Fred Havden of West Main street. is improving at the New Britain General hospital after a blood transfusion performed ] 10 aid her in a fight against anemia. The little girl, who is one of trip lets born to the Haydens on May 16, ! 1ae5, received blood from her father and an older brother on Mon- daS and the operation is now be- lieNed to have been successful, as She is reported considerably i'm i proved.
 The Hayden triplets are believed d to be the only triplets ever born in Plalnville and have therefore been the center of considerable interest since their. birth.
 League Leader, to Play The possibility of an upset to the league-leadlng Trunbull Electric baseball team is occasioning interest Tn 'h" Industrial league game sched uled for G:30 o'clock this evening t the high school field. The Peck spring team, which is a strong ag- grega'ion and has fought hard in all its games 10 date. will provide the opposition, The Spring Casters are in last place, having won but one out of three starts. yet they have a steady pitcher in Schurr and a heavy batting attack led by Duffy Gnazzo, who is leading the league in hitting with a .75o average in two games. The absence of Catcher WadsWorth is believed responsible for at least one of the defeats suf- fered by the Peck Spring team. The Temcos. with Powers to hurl for them, have not yet been defeat cd. Their team batting average is 400. seven men in the lineup be- ing over 800.
 Visitor Entertained r Mrs. William H. Hummer enter tained Ut her home on Garden stcret. Forcstville yesterday after noon in honor of Miss Fannie B. Baker of Denver. Col, the affair be- ing reunion Of old friends. Tn the two guessing contests prizes were won by Mrs, Irving T. Tyler and Miss Louise Potter. A delicious luncheon supper was served, the dining room being handsomely dec orated in yellow.
 Messages of regret were read from Mrs. Josephine Lewis Sparks of Norfolk. Mrs, John H. Trumbull who is attending the convention ill Kansas City with her husband. the governor: Miss Florence A. Cowles of Cleveland. O.; Mrs. Edna Smith Thomas of Lima, O.; Miss May Mor- gan. Mrs. Alice Taylor and Mrs. Mary Carpenter of Plainville.
 Those present wero the hostess, Mrs. Sarah Buckley Hummer. and her daughter. Miss Helen Hummer: Miss Baker, Miss Rose A. Tyler of New York city. Miss Louise Potter of Hartford. Miss Jane Hamlin of New Britain. Miss Adella Johnson of Bridgeport, Mrs. Jessie Usher Clark, Mrs. Leila Waterman Case, Miss Frances Bunnell Miss Maude Miller. and Mrs. May B. Hart Tyler of Plainyille.
 School Notes
 Flag Day was celebrated at the Broad street school today with the reading of the governors proclaim alton. recitations. songs. and other exercises relating to the flag. Grades one. two, three, and four held exer- cises in their own rooms Grades five. six, and seven assembled to- gether and carried out very pleas ing and patriotic program pertaining to Old Glory and it's history
 The traffic officers with their teachers and Principal Orrin L. Judd held their annual picnic at Lake Com bounce after school today.
 The Kindergarten classes, accom- panied by their teachers, Miss Cor den and Miss Rowland. had their picnic at Rockwell park. Bristol. to- day. The party was transported in automobiles.