Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
First Week of Intensive Cam paign Sees Total Nearing
 $4,0OO
Substantial Contributions Being
 Received

The drive for the Nurses Home Fund of the Day kimball Hospital Is progressing most satisfactorily ac- cording to Mrs. A. A. Nonalatsky of Thompson, chairman of the drive. Committees have been formed in Put nam and the surrounding towns. Many entertainments are being arranged and house to house canvas was com- menced Already S3,S75.00 has been raised and the total is mounting daily. The drive was initiated at a luncheon given by Mrs. Vonsiatsky last week at the Russian Bear in Thompson.
 The first entertainment will be a card party to be given in the new gymnasium of the Woodstock Acad- emy on Saturday, July 12th, at $50 D. m, daylight saving time, under the auspices 0f the Woodstock committee of which Mrs. George NJ. Sampson ia chairman She will be assisted by Mrs. Francis U. Johnstone of Wood stock
 On July l7th, at 500 D. m. daylight saving time, the nurses of the hospi- tai. under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Mowers, will hold n card | Frost, 80 Sunnyside avenue.
 On July 18th the Pomfret commit tee under the chairmanship of kath- crime Moves will conduct series of visits to various gardens in Pomfret- Tea will be served at the home of Mrs. C. V. B. Cnshman and Mrs. Vim ton Freedley. and seedlings and roots will be for sale. The committee also plans a rummage sale to be held in Union Hall, Putnam, at a date Co be announced later. Articles may be left now at The Patriot Office and at The Transcript Oflice in Danielson. They also have arranged q large card party ta be held on date to be an- nounced later and play Co be given under the direction of Charles Swain. In addition to these entertainments, direct appeal will be made through the churches. All contributions. how- ever small, will be welcome as tho committees feel that everyone should have q share in the Nurses Home.
 On July 23rd at $40 D. h., day. light saving time, there will be a dance at the Wildwood Park Pavilion Edward Wittstein and his Narrangan, sett Pier Dunes Club Orchestra wli play.
 Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood of Waure' gan will hold card party al her home July 25th.
 There will be another card party given by Miss Wiley and Mrs. Frank Decker of Thompson at Mrs. Decker 8 home in Thompson on July 18th, at s.30 D. m., daylight saving time.
 Other entertainments have been tentatively scheduled including a showing of Andre Roosevelt's moving picture Bali at the Bradley Theatre which has been donated by the man. ager, James Mahoney.
 The Committees
 The list of committees follows, as completely as they could be learned to date. They will be added to from time to time. Information may be obtained from any of these ladies'
 Mrs. A. A. Vonsiatsky, Thompson general chairman.
 Putnam-Mrs. Andrew Y. Frost, chairman, Mrs. William F. Ratfertyi Mrs. Silas Wheelock.
 Pomfret-Miss Katherine Moves chairman, Mrs John J. Whitehead Jr.. Mrs. John Grosvenor, Miss Tecls buatafNCl, Mrs Nintun freedley, MS John Butler, Mrs Michael Edding ton. Miss White, Mrs. William p Johnson, Mrs. l.. Allen Averill tfa C. o. Thompson. Mrs. A. z. Palmer
 Thompson-Miss Wiley. chairman Mrs Frank Decker. Miss Crosby.
 Woodstock Mrs. George NJ. Samp. son, chairman, Mrs. Francis U. John, stone. Miss Helen Bjornberg, Mrs, . George Mcclellan. Mrs. Everett May, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. Bert John son. Miss Miller.
 Rrooklyn--Mrs. Albert Field, chair man, Mrs. William Wallace, Miss Louise Kingsley Mrs. Hugh Mason, Mrs. Robert Souther. Mrs. r.. Nj. M. Marlor. Mrs. Harry Magoon, Mrs. Archie Ennis, Mrs. Lester Williams, Mrs. Sidney Bard. Miss NJ. Van Dew l enter, Miss Matte Field Danielson-Mrs. J. A. Atwood, chairman. Mrs. R. D. Banigan.
 Moosup-Mrs. Thomas Seaton. Central Village-Mrs. Edward Cut Ter.
 Eastford-Mrs. Oliver Bowen.