New Britain herald., 1929-06-05
DRIVE 0F 'SAlIIES' GOES OVER QUOTA Toti of 51@.6t Is Reported to
 frusurtf naeLeod VISITING NURSE REPORT
Iocal High SChOOl Nine Defeatetl- Sumner .yOhns0O Discharged from Hospital-L;rangc Holds Regular Meeting-Othcr Items.

| Meetinx-Othcr Items.
 According to figures released to- i day by A. A. Macleod of the Plain-
 vile Trust Co.,, treasurer of the committee in charge of the annual
 Salvation army drive held in Plain-
 vile last week, a total Of 17S5.Sl
 was subscribed by local residents.
 The local quota was $500. 30 that the drive was oversubscribed by
 &285.S1. Salvation army officials and
 the lscal committee expressed them-
 selves as being we'll satisfied with
 the result of the campaign. This is
 the only appeal which will be made
 by the Salvation army in Piainville
 this year.
 1 Of the $765.Sl, one-quarter of 1t will be left in Piainville for local
 use. The appeal was sponsored and
 directed by large committee of l public spirited citizens. The chair man of the committee was Frank T. Wheeler. The committee members were as follows: G. w. Bartlett, s.
 s: Gwillim, Rowland F. Hoerle. J.
 E. Nelson. c. w. Newton, D. c.
 Peck, c. R. Sherman: James 1 Simpson, Henry Trumbull and w.
 E. Vincent. Letters were mailed to
 the residents of the town and can- ! vases taken up in the factories. | Captain Taylor of the Salvation i army also made a house. to- house 1 canvass.
 Nursing Assn. Meeting At the monthly meeting of the
 Plainville Public Health Nursing as-
 sociation held yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Katherine M. Daly submitted l her report for the month of May. It is as follows: Patients under
 care at the first of the month, | general, $ prenatal, maternity. 1
 new born, 303 child hygiene, : tuberculosis, making a total of So5:
 new patients admitted during the
 month, 1 general, , prenatal. ? maternity. ? new born. g child hy- giene, making total of 19; one general patient was readmitted; pa- | tients under care during the month ! totalled 345; patients discharged
 durin gthe month were 16, classified
 sa follows, general to hospital. ?
 prenatal to hospital, 1 general tot
 other care. general cured or im-
 proved and maternity patients
 cured patients under care at the
 end of the month totalled 329.
 Miss Daly assisted one doctor at
 one delivery and made Ill nursing
 visits. 4s advisory visits. and two
 social service visits. which makes a
 total of 221 visits during the month. shower for Miss Nlcltt0 Miss Lena M. Melito was the guest of honor at mescellaneous 1 shower given by her sister. Miss ] Theresa Melito. at the home of Mrs
 A. Leporeon of ~ East street last evening. Miss Melito received many
 beautiful and useful gifts. There
 were about 70 friends of Miss Meli- , to present. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Melito will become the bride l of Anthony NJ. Monde. Jr. of New Britain on June 17 at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. student Rctltal The pupils of F. Albert White, tcacHer of piano. will appear in their first annual recital at the studio on Pennington avenue on Sunday after noon at o'clock.
 The following pupils will take part in the recital: Marie scheible. Esther Lindsey. Helen Foran. Fran cis Quigley, Evelyn Willard. Dor othy Korb, Airline slater and Lois | Willard.
 To Give OIcretta An operetta entitled "The Trial of John and Jane" will be presented Friday evening at the high school by the pupils from the Plainville grammar school. The story is one which will interest all children and also grown-ups.
 The story features such characters as King Cole. Sleeping Beauty, Blue