New Britain herald., 1929-12-04
NEW GRANGE HALL TO BE DEDICATED 200 Present at NeiShbors' Night
 Program Last Night VISITING NURSE REPORTS
Dinners to Be Provided for Needy TamilicS-ConCcrtt to Be Given at Methodist Church-Whist Parties TOnight-Intcresting Items.

Two hundred persons were pres cnt at the "neighbors' night" pro- gram held last evening by Plainville Grange in connection with it's reg ular meeting at Grange hall on Pierce street. There were 120 visi- tors from Avon, Plymouth, Bristol, Beacon Valley. Durham, Southing- ton, and Middletown. The program for the evening was provided by the members of the visiting Oranges.
 This program was as follows; Sketch-Three members of Bea- con Valley Grange.
 Piano Solo-Mr. Ford of Ply mouth.
 Recitation, "In the Old Family Album"-Mr. Plum of Middletown. Two dance numbers-Miss Edger- ton of Avon.
 Original paper. Grange Aims and Aspirations" - Ladies of Beacon Valley.
 Piano solo Miss Brown of
 Middetown.
 Recitation, "The Blind Man and
 the Elephant'--Mrs Danaher of l Plymouth.
 Musical numbers, banjo and
 guitar duet-Plude brothers of Avon Grange.
 l Announcement was made of the Il dates of Grange activities for thia II month. On Friday the Grange will hold dance in it's hall. Round and square dances will be featured. N On December l the ladies of the Grange will hold candy and fancy work sale in the afternoon. A pub lie supper will be held in the eve = hing. Those having any articles for . the sale may leave them with any of the following ladies: Mrs Mary
 Seery of 45 Pierce street. Mrs. Iry-
 ing Carter Mrs. Ernest Phelps, or
 Mrs. r. A. Lyman.
 Q Plainvillc Grange has been il. = vited 10 visit Meridcn Grange or q December IS.
 l. Dedication exercises for the nt.wiy - rcmodeled Grange hall on Pierce : street will be held at the next regu.
 lar meeting on December l7. Car # Gardiner. high priest of demcter ra. f tional officer, will be present anC
 will deliver the address of the eve. :. ming All Of the state officers of tn, " Grange will also be in attendance. . On December IS, a Chrstma 'l party will be held for children ant '' adults at 7:3o o'clock. All adult
 are asked to bring ten-cont gifts. n Nurses November Report m At meeting of the board of ii ll rcctors of the Plainville publi d Health Nursing association held yes st tcrday afternoon in the nurses room
 in the Nori block, Miss Katherine Nj m Daly submitted her monthly report. ,e Patients under care at the first L .o, the month were classified as follows % General, 3; prenatal. l. maternity
 1; new born, i; chil1 hygiene, 25y
 tuberculosis, 5; making a total O -N 20,
 \ Eleven new patients were adnttc.
 during the month. They were q or follows: General, ,; prenatal. : l. child hygiene, ,; and tuberculosis, i .y Patients discharged during tn
 month were as follows: General. { . uied; general, l, died; maternity. 1 , ;,, charged to school; making d total o in nine.
 " l'~tents under care at the end 0 .u the month totaled 273. They wef 10 classified as follows: General, 4: pre-
 natal. q: child hygiene. 260; and tu lc bcrculosis t During the mont E Miss Daly made 167 visits incIudin h. v nursing, 99 advisory and II socla as service visits.
 or To Pro,id Dinners lc lt was announced today by Il
 Hlainvillc Public Health Nursing as
 Soratlon that it plans to give Christ
 mas dinners to the needy families |
 town. Contributions of food, cloth h
 ing. or money will be greatly apprt st clatcd. They may be left at tn