New Britain herald., 1921-06-29

Armand Gauthier, Lillian Case, Will | liam Gleason, Amerigo Cotilla, Ed | ward Hanson, Louis Datoli, Hana Henne, Elizabeth Farshaw, Belen | Hurtado, Ethel Johnson, Russell Sco- vile, Mary Johnson, Douglas Martin, Alma Nelson, Clinton Potter, Lillian | Rich, Louisa Russell, Paul Sasek, Rachel Smith, Arthur Vicinus, Will | liam Toll and Pheba Williams.
 The following will receive certifi- cates from the state board of educa- ! ton for perfect attendance the whole year:
 Russell Smith, Burton Disten, AL bert Datoli, Amelia Vilardk, Helen Peplow. Emma Pel1uchia, Joseph Fletcher, Gertrude Symon, Angelina Pelluchia, Vinton Smith, Harney Smith, Laura Thompson, Lawrence Gregory, Helen Chotkowski, George Sasek, Agnes Scranton, Alexander Pattison, Edna Livingstone, Earl Me Gibbon, Weston Sanford, Gertrude Barnes, Sebastian Arcari, Katherine Beau1ien, Betty Gallagher, Semester Johnson, Cora Thompson, Louise Bos- co, Charles Mills, Frank Sabia, Steph- en Sasek, Josephine Mcclure, Francis Murphy, Walter Murphy, Carlton Smith, Viola Schumacher, Lucy Tan ner, Isabel Vilardi, Tony Carpenter, Irene Livingstone, John Peplow. An nie Sienkiewicz, Ruth Smith, James Bosco, Wallace Bunnell, Edna Burns, Maria Ingham, Clyde McGibbon, Ma bel Nilsson, Loyal Smith, Antoinette Stephenson, Elmer Vilardi, Wesley Noonnan Martin Bergen, Arthur Da- toli, May Fletcher, Gladys Madeley, | Ned Okenquist, Annie Sasek, William Stellmacher, Roy Burns, Genevieve Blinn, Arthur Burns, Lillian Case, Louis Datoli, Louisa De Carli, Joseph inc Fortuna, Lois Freeman, Amerigo Cotilla. Ethel Johnson, Mary John son, Alma Nelson, Clinton Potter, Ra- chel Smith and Phebe Williams.
 Mrs. Bertha BIoodgood.
 Mrs. Bertha Bloodgood, wife of Seward E. Bloodgood, died at her home here last night following lengthy illness. She was 56 years old and was born in Preston Hollow, New York state. She had been a l resident of New Britain also for some time. She is survived by her hus- band, one son, George, and a sister, Mrs. Hubbard of York state. Funeral arrangements are not completed. It will, however, be held Friday after noon from the home at 2:3O o'clock. Keene Case Tonight.
 The trial of w. A. Keene of Hart ford, driver for the Fleischmann Yeast company, will be held tonight
 at the Plainville town court at o'clock. Keene will be charged with intoxication and reckless driving. A probable charge of manslaughter will also be brought against him. Keene featured in an accident Sat urday night which resulted ins the death of a less than a year old child of Unionyi1le. Justice Merritt O. Ky der will hear the case while Grand Juror William Foran will prosecute. It may be possible that States Attor- fey Newell S. Jennings will be at the trial and prosecute. Lyman-Styring Nuptials.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized this morning. when Miss Mabel Styring, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Styr1ng of 10 Washington street, and Lauren Dwight Lyman of New York city were married. The ceremony was held at the Christ church at Hartford with Rev. Robert H. Bur- ton, pastor of the local church of Our Saviour officiating. MT. and Mrs. Lyman left shortly after for a trip
 to the White Mountains and oh their return will make their home in New
 Cork city. Hiss Styring is :. well
 known locally and was a teacher at
 the Grammar school here.
 Mrs. Corning President. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brock
 Barnes post. American Legion, held it's regular meeting at the Legion |headquar arters last night. The resig- nation of Mrs. Chloe Warren as pres ident, was read and accepted with l
 much regret. Mrs. Cappa Corning l
 was chosen to succeed Mrs. Warren |
 as president while Mrs. Kunne was |
 elected vice-president. Other mat |
 ters of importance were transacted. |
 Plans for the food sale to be held