New Britain herald., 1922-07-07

Deming and Mrs. John Smith were re-eiected as vice presidents while Miss Caroline Savage was retained ae secretary. Mrs. E. E. Honiss Miss Hettie Roys, Mrs John D. Smith and Miss Helen Rohm were elected tc serve on the program committee. The reports of the various officers were read and plans were outlined for a busy season next year.
 Trolley Traffic Delayed
 Trolley traffic was delayed for q short time on the Berlin line of the Connecticut company this morning when an automobile truck belonging to the Swift and upson Lumber com pany Rof New Britain became stalled across the trolley tracks in front of a new house on the Beach Swamp road in Kensington.
 The car stalled was in charge of John Kinney and was delayed for seven minutes until q gang of several men succeeded in getting the truck out of the ditch and across the tracks.
 In Office II Years
 Judge George Griswold entered upon his 11th year as judge of the Berlin town court, the first of this month Judge Griswold received his appointment in July 1911, and has served continuously since that time.
 He is considered by many to be very capable man for the position and has many friends in Berlin where he has resided for a good many years.
 c. F. Lewis begins his third year as prosecutor in the Berlin court and is also considered to be an efficient worker Both Judge Griswod and Prosecutor Lewis were granted an in crease in salary at the session of the legislature in the spring of 1921. Rep resentativc Trancis Deming of this town was an active worker in secur ing the increase for the two men.
 Observe Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Barrett quietly observed their 29th wedding anniver- sary at their home on Saturday of last week, MT. and Mrs. Barrett are well known locally and have three children.
 They are Alfred, Ralph and Stan lFE. AllItu Is ppSl GU tllN l'tl tin postoffice. MT. Barrett is employ ed at the Hart and Cooley Manufac- turing company plant in New Britain.
 Annual Bank Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the incorpo- rators of the Berlin Savings bank will July f9, according to an announce nent made this morning at the bank. At this meeting new trustees and off, icers will be elected.
 William Bulkeley is president of he bank; Ernest w. Midrum, vice president: Francis Deming, secretary md treasurer. The seven trustees Ire William Bulkeley, Frank l.. Will COX, E. M. Mildrum, Roger M. Gris- void, Francis Deming. Willis Savage md Claude w. Stevens.
 Two auditors are appointed annu- lily by the trustees and 1t is their ,lsce of business to audit the treas lrer's account semi annually and to make written report of the result. |
 One Year in Manchester.
 Rev. Watson Woodruff, son of Mir. md Mrs. James Woodruff of Berlin treet, has served one year as pastor # the Congregational church. Rev. fir. Woodruff accepted a call to the church early in July of ast year.
 Will Leave Berlin.
 Roy Gibney, son of former select nan William Gibney, has left the em- Joy of the Stanley Works in New Britain and has accepted a position with Hardware store in Seymour, Ir. Gibney is a Berlin resident and 7hen he attended the New Britain chools was prominent in athletics. While in high school he played on he football team for four years and or one season was captain of the team.
 Notes About Town.
 The Peck Memorial library in Ken ngton will not be open this evening ecause of the chautauqua playing at 'oresters' hall.
 Miss Elizabeth Brown of Kensing- on has accepted a position as teacher l the Yale Summer school.
 Miss Ruth Graham of kensington student at the Yale summer 1 ,hool. Miss Loretta McKeon will leave 1