New Britain herald., 1922-08-14
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the music. The entire group swung out in old style waltzes, quadrilles Virginia reels and other dances Of the bygone days. The young people, how ever could not be kept from doing the modern dance and entertained the older people with the latest jazz steps.
 In addition to the dancing, several other forms of amusement were held including a guessing contest which was conducted by Myron Smith of Meriden, chairman of the sports com mittee. John D. Roberts and w. D. Castelow of Meriden proved the best guessers and were awarded the prizes.
 Re-Elect Officers.
 At the business meeting of the association the officers of the pas. were reelected. Henry Dunham Or Middletown is president. Rollin Morse of Berlin, vice president and Miss Rena Wilcox of Westfield. secretary and treasurer Stanley Peer Of Hart ford is historian. During the meet by John D. Roberts and A. J. Fletcn- CT.
 Among those missed at the reunion was Marshal Durham of New York, whose death last year was considered a great loss to the association His part in former reunions was referred to feelingly and Miss Eleanor Smith of Meriden read poem in his memory. Councilman Wilbur l.. ~ No ocfa al Nf .E dent of the association, read a me morial and made a speech which with speeches by other members served to enliven the festivities Many of the old songs were sung with en- thusiasm and Mrs. Sarah Wilcox of Westaeld volunteered solo which won tremendous amount of ap- plause
 Relatives were present at the gath ering from. Berlin, East Berlin, West. field Hartford, New York, New Hav- en and Meriden. One memeber Of the family came from the. state of Oregon to attend the reunion At the close of the day the various members parted with happy recollections of the day and looking forward with antici- patton towards the 23d annual re- August next year,
 Marriage Announcement.
 Mrs. C. F.. White Of Hartford has the marriage of her son, George Mitchell. to Miss Esther Sea burgh of this town. Following wedding trip the young couple will reside at S7 Laurel street, Hartford. They were married last Tuesday. Rev. pr. H. J. White of the Hartford First Baptist church officiating.
 WIFI Speak h Ohio
 B. R. Showa,ter, superintendent of the local schools. has accepted an in- to address the Wooster coun- ty Teachers Institute in Ohio the last week in August Mir Showa'ter will leave Berlin within the next few days for Ohio He has been called upon to take the place of Dean Gravesc, commissioner of education in New York state.
 Work Is Progressing
 Work is progressing more rapidly, both in the kensington and Worthing- ton districts in the installation of water mains for this town. The John Driscoll Construction company start ed work this morning digging on Main street in kensington near the railroad bridge. The digging machine, which was stuck In the. mud at the corner of Main street and New Britain road several days ago, was again put into use this morning.
 Several hundred feet of piping has already been put into place by the Curtis Construction company for the fire district along Farm ington road This morning the men were digging on the stretch opposite the Murray clay pit which is filled with water. Both construction com panies plan to have their work com pleted by November I.
 Victim Tn Ho3pital
 As the result of an accident on the turnpike yesterday afternoon at about ? o'clock, Genevie,e Johnson of leo street. New Haven, is at the New Britain general hospital for treatment for a fracture of the right leg.
 The accident, which was A collision