New Britain herald., 1922-06-10

| The officers of the General Eastern Young Peoples society are as fol-
 lows; President, Rev. J. w, Denton; vice president, Myles D, Blanchard l recording secretary and educational missionary to India, Miss Grace H. Reynolds. assistant recording secre- tary, Mss Estelle c. Caldwell; cor responding secretary, Miss Lillian r, Welch, and Miss Alice F, Strong treasurer. The committee members are; Program. Rev c, Linwood Van nah, Miss Hazel F. Timberlake, Percy R. Batchelor, Rev. Allen R, Hodges, Myles D. Blanchard and Earle Dunn.
 The officers Of the Advent Christian General conference: President Rev. l. F, Barnes; vice.president. Rev, J. W. Denton, former Painville pastor; sec retary. c. H. Hewitt.
 Organized in 1893.
 The General Eastern Conference Of PoyunE Peoples societies was organ ized May 24, 1893, at somerville, Mass, Rev. Geogge F. Haines was the first president, which office he held for Ave years. There were 13 socie- ties in the conference at that time and now there are upwards of TO- The present membership is estimated at 2,5o0.
 Honor For Plainville. The fact that the Camp Grounds of these important conferences are in Plainville, speaks for the town. Plain vile was favored by the officials of the Conference of Connecticut and Western Massachusetts as an ideal location for carrying on this spiritual work. Hundreds of people from all parts of the state visit here during the summer conferences. Plainville will acquire national reputation this year by entertaining the Advent Churches General Conference of Am erica and the General Eastern '. P. societies.
 Carnival Closes Tonight. The four-day carnival under the Drum Corps comes to close this evening. The awarding of prizes for the drum corps competition will take place at o'clock following a par ade with 25 corps from out of town participating.
 The Cahill Case. When the affairs of the W. J. Ca hill company, Meriden and Plainville, wholesale grocers. came up before Judge Brown in the superior court in New Haven yesterday, William c. Mueller, for the receiver Daniel J. Donovan, informed Attorney Wiggin. counsel for creditors, that the assets of the company will exceed the liabili- ties by about $So,0o0, although the accountants have not completed their work
 mendation of the attorney that the receiver be confirmed and made per nanent.
 The court also approved the rec ommendation of the receiver that the appraisers be paid $1o0 each for their services.
 The report of the receiver shows that from May to June 1, the col lections on old accounts amounted to $23,s94, while the new account col lections totalled $7,ss3.73. Old ac- CounJS lIlSOulN dlu olllCl 1tSlHo i6 ui ed up to $5o1o2. making a total in- come of S32,s5o.e4. This amount less discounts of &211.s7 leaves total net income Of s32.s3s.67. During the same period the re- ceiver paid out $2o.942.34. having now on hand cash s2S.47s.71 The court granted the motion to | limit presentation of claims to four months from June 15,
 The court authorized Receiver Don ovan to pay a premium of $1.5 on his bend.
 A step to complete payments on trucks owned by the company was taken with authorization to the re- ceiver by the court to pay $434 on Mack truck and to continue the payments until the total balance due of s3,5o2 is cleared off.
 Attorney Mueller explained to the court that the financial condition of the concern is excellent, and that there is sufficient cash on hand to pay a dividend of ten per cent on q num- ber of notes The court granted the motion to pay ten per cent on the notes as follows:
 First National Bank of
 Meriden ............ S26, 5on.oo Plainville Trust Go. .. 100000 Bristol National Bank .... 25,00d.00 American Sugar Refining Co. 27,3S7.o2 Eagle Roller Mill Co.,. e,ono,oo C. W. Cahill, Meriden. 100000
 The court further was informed that a company truck was damaged in the town of Hamden and that the town should be held responsible. The Hamilton Insurance company has made good on the repair bill to the extent of s512.l2. The court author ized the receiver to sue the Town of Hamden for the amount.
 Church Notices.
 Baptist church-Rev. F.. E. Gates of Hartford will preach at 10:45 o'clock;