New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
BARTLETT MANAGER
 0F COOKE COMPANY
Former Secretary Ol Bristol Mig.
 Co. Turns tO Real Estate
RENDERED FAREWELL PARTY
Local Couple Divorced - Martha Morse Blatchley Dics-Birihday Party-Cburch Noticcs-Mcmoria Day Scr, ices-Bricfs.


 Y George W. Bartlett, one of the leading citizens Of rlsinvile. has taken position with the John Cooke co. as business manager and has as- sumed his new duties al the com pany office on Hough street. Mir. Bartlett was for years secretary and assistant treasurer of the Bristol Mfg. Co. He managed the PlainviIle plant of the concern for many years up 10 the time of reorganization in 1929. ! Mfr. Bartlett will have full charge of the req estate and insurance lines of the company. The Cooke com pany is the largest concern in Plain vile dealing in this line. Al the present time. the cmpoyes of the concern are engaged in developing the properties in the eastern section Of the town. Here one tract alone consists of so acres and is fast taking on the appearance of a village within itself. Streets have been laid out and pretty homes have been erected, these being only of the better class, and under Mir. Bartlett's guidance, A campaign will be made to increase this section Of homssteads. 1 Rendered Farewell
 Mrs. Helen Logan was the guest Of honor at farewell party at the home of Miss Astrid Fdman Of Westwcod park Thursday evening, Mrs. Logan has severed her connections with the Standard Steel & Bearings Inc. and will return 10 her home in rhiladel- phis next week.
 Mr. Johnson of the ball inspection department was tho toastmaster for the evening, Miss Elizabeth Burn. rendered a number of Irish ditties and rave an exhibition Of jig dancing. Mis-. Salome Esbrirht of Bristol entertain. cd on the ukulele. accompanied hy Miss Loretta Davids on the piano,
 Mrs. Logan was presented with l. ring az q remembrance from the girls over whom she has been forelady in the ball inspection department.
 Cooper Granted Divorce
 Charles Dana Cooper of plainAille was granted s divorce from Florence A, Moore in tho superior court in Hartford, Thursday afternoon on inc grounds of desertion. Cooper who was a Nidower married Mrs. Moore. also married before, on July ?, 1918 and she left him July 20. 1919. She is now living in California. Cooper wa, represented by !. r. Malher.
 Martha Morse RiatchIey
 Martha Morse Blatchlcy, age 75 years of rlants,ile, died Iasf night | in Middlotown She was native or, 1lainNille. having been born here in i l $50, but she left for Plantsvilie in her carly girlhood. The funeral -iIl he held Monday afternoon at ":SG o'clock from inc plantstille Conereratjonsi church with Rer. Mac. IT. Wallace. pns'or. officiating. Burial uil be fin cemetery. W. X. Bailey ,S Co. or FlainNill. are in charge of ar- ri nscmcnts
 Birthday Party
 About .n or inc youne friend. of Antoinette E'ilardi gathered yesterday at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Antonio BiIardi in honor Of her secend birthday Misses Anna Cash. llro ind Anna sasich entertained. Games were played and refreshments were .nri ed. The little hostess roc reived many gifts.
 Church Noticn< Congregational church Morning serNics al t0:4s a. m. constructive Walls" church school immediately af- CT tbe morning service: Young reo- pls's meeting st ?. m. How Jesus Faccd Duty"
 Baptist chureh--1s:4S 2. ma th. nagior's theme will be "The True Kindred of Christi" Sunday schooi z ollouins the morning ser1 ice. p. m. Gods Omnipresercs" pfIl he ths heme. 1:i5 F. m. Thursday, prayer meeting. Episcopal Church Church school II 10 a. rn.: morning prayer and .ermon al II T. m.. preacher He,. r. Bradley of Hartford. W. r.. rhurch ---a:8H q. fu.. pr, John Henry Bell will preside at the first quarterly conference and all officers ' .rc urged to be present. Morning Forship at i0:45 a. ni.. sacrament of ' he I.crd's supper will bc admins ered by the pastor: Sunday school at 2 loon. No Young Peoples meeting , n th" evening owing 10 the conven- q ion on the Camp Grounds. 7:s0 . !. ni.. Rev. Arthur \. Ball vifl preach. |