New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Rev. Victor Oblom. Mrs. Emil G Goranson, Esther Nilsson. Advent Christian Church: Rev Sumner Johnson, Mrs. Ray E. Nor ley, Walter Woods. Plainville Chamber of Commerce: L. l.. Brastow, John Bergan, A. A. Macleod.
 Woman's club: Mrs. F. L. Ben zon. Mrs. r. T. Wheeler, Mrs. D. Benjamin.
 The Plainville Literary club: Mrs. c. II. Newton. Mrs. Mary Drake, Mrs. II. A. Castle. Makes Monthly Report
 At the monthly meeting of the board members of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association held yesterday afternoon in the nurses rooms in the Neri block, Miss Katherine NJ. Daly, public. health nurse. submitted her monthly re- port.
 Her report was as follows: >Pa- tients under care at the first of the month, general, I. prenatal, 4. ma ternity, ?, new born. ?, child hy- giene, 269 and tuberculosis; new pa tients during the month, general, r. prenatal, .. maternity, ?, new born. 2, and child hygiene, 1, total ing IS; patients under care during month, total SoS; patients dischars- ed during month, one general to other care, seven general cured or improved, one tuberculosis to sana- torium, four maternity cured, total ing 13: patients under care at the end of the month, general. 6. pre- natal, 5, child hygiene, 277, tuber- culosis, 5, totaling 295.
 During the month, Miss Daly made 200 visits classified as fol- lows: nursing, 1S7, advisory, 5S, and social service, 5.
 Father and Son Supper
 A father and son supper will be held at the Baptist church on Fri day evening at 6:30 o'clock. All men of the church and congregation are urged to attend and if they have no sons of their own are privileged to "borrow" some for the evening.
 During the supper there will be singing and impromptu speeches. The supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid society. tickets for which can be obtaned from the committee in charge or at the door.
 ,aJ. %o the church auditorium. at which time Dr. J. r. Barton of Hartford will give an address. There will also be musical program by the men. Any man or boy in the community is cordially invited to come to this service, which is entirely free of cost. A charge will be made for the supper, but the talk and musical program is open to all without cost. Meeting Successful
 "Neighbors' Night was observed at the regular meeting of Plainville Grange held last evening in Grange hall on Pierce street. More than 275 persons were present, visitors coming from Meriden. Southington, Windsor. Morris, Bristol. Berlin, Mad River. Newington, Mapping ! Harwinton. New Britain. Cheshire Bacon and Pennington. In all there were o0l visitors present. | The following program was given;
 Sketch, Mrs. Hiram Discharges Bridget" Three members of Wind- sor Grange.
 Trumpet solo. Mir. Crafts Of Unior Grange accompanied by Miss Red man.
 Prepared talk. "John Adams anc Thomas Jefferson" MT. Steward Newington Grange. .a-.'.
 Comedy song, "Oh, Dear. Sucf Horrid Colds,' Six members O. Bristol Grange.
 "A Barnyard Quarrel" Two mer from Cheshire Grange. Tableau, Six members of Wrapping Grange.
 Male quartet. The Lampli' Home" Four men from Morris Grange.
 Refreshments were served after I
 the program. Several dates were given for Grange activities.
 On March II, Plainville Grange has been invited to visit Wethers' field Grange.
 The next dance 10 be given by Plainville Grange will be held or March 14. A military whist will be held on March 2t.
 Mir. Marsh Of New Britain spoke on the proposed legislation for i'm proved roads for the country.
 At the next meeting of Plainvillt Grange on March IS q St. Patrick: social will be held. Each lady js asked to bring a box lunch which will be auctioned off to gentleman 4 large class will be initiated th!s spring.
 Legion Meeting l A large attendance was present a