New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

was located at the Rider Memorial hospital, Hormaoao, Porto Rico.
 Dr. schurter and Mrs. schurter, with their. five children and Mrs. Schurter's mother, Mrs Cornelius ! Durham, a former resident of Ken 1 sington, were en route for California, where they were to make their future home, when Mrs. Schurter was taken 1 suddenly i'll and died Sunday morning. | Mrs. SChurter was born in l<onsing- I-ton and was the daughter Of Emma | Peek Durham and the late Cornelius i W, Durham, She had been. since her return from Porto Rico, active in missionary work, lecturing in many of 1 the large cities of the country under missions.
 1 Besides her husband she leaves | three sons two daughters.shcr mother 1 and three sisters She was a niece Uf | k. r. Dunham of konsington, 1 Funeral Of browning Victims Funeral services for William Nina tree and William Evans, victims of a double drowning in East Berlin Thursday afternoon, were held this afternoon.
 Services for William Minatrce were held this afternoon at o'clock at the Erwin Mortuary chapel, New Britain. Rev. 4. (. fuller of the East Berlin Methodlst church officiated and burial was in tairview cemetery.
 The services for William Evans were held at o'clock at the Church of Our God In Christ, Hartford. RoN Mir. Brantley officiated and burial was in Zion Hill cemetery.
 Not Invited to Meeting
 Wonder has been expressed by se,- eral residents of the town of Berlin, that representatives from the fire dis tric here were not invited 10 attend the fire hydrant standa rdization meet ing in that town Monday. IL has been noticed that representatives from several surrounding towns have been invited. Since Berlin has been forced to call upon New Britain for assistance during fires several times during the past years. it is thought that Berlin should have place at this meeting.
 Trip to Cape Cod
 Dr. Matthew II. Griswold and Mrs. Griswold have left by automobile for South Dennis. Cape Cod, Massachu- setts. They expect to spend q weeks vacation in the Cape.
 Mrs. Carey Surprised
 Mrs. Mary Carey of kensington was pleasantly surprised last night al the home Of Mrs. James Garrity by about 50 Of her friends who rendered her a party in order 10 give her n send-off on a trip to visit her dauEh- ter. Mrs. C. R. Pagan Of Detroit. Mich igan, which she will begin tomorrow. She was presented with silk um- brella by her friends.
 Whist was played in the course of the evening and the prizes went to Mrs James Buckley, first; Mrs. Percy Wells. second; Mrs. James Corr. sr., consolation.
 Meeting of Games Committee.
 The committee in charge of the games for the coming community field day in kensington in July. ~Ill meet Monday evening at o'clock at the Kensington Methodist church. J. Lamberton of Hartford will outlins plans for the field day and action on games will he taken.
 The members of this committee are Mir. and Mrs. Paul c. Baker. Thomas w. Emerson. James ]. Hart. Thomas Hanford. Rose kiniry. Mrs. F. J. Gu serty and Mrs. George Tryon.
 Drum Corps Leaves.
 The T. 4. E. drum corps is par iicipating in the drum corps meet 'at Walnut Beach today in company with drum corps from all over the state. The crowd left this morning al 1b:sa o'clock by automobile for the beach and several Of inc members were seen sticking up for the occasion in the towns barber shops.
 Big Game Tomorrow Afternoon.
 The Coriyin Red Sox and the All Kensingtons will fight # out tomor- TOW afternoon at s:t5 o'clock on the Percival avenue field. Roth teams are in prime condition for the fray and indications are that there ziH he 2 hectic argument tomorrow after noon.