New Britain herald., 1924-04-17
BRISTOL NEWS
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(continued From Seventh Page) for detailed information which he had compiled as to the number and the investment Of the trust funds held foi the perpetual care of burial plots There is sfs,5.5 on deposit for the permanent care Of 19s burial plots.
 The superintendent submitted his annual report which was accepted and ordered filed. He reported during the year there had been 120 burials and 20 bodies placed in the receiving vault during the winter.
 The special committee appointed June q, 1923, reported, recommend ing that the price of burial plots be changed as follows: In Section 10, lots which have previously sold for $50, SIS; in Section IS, lots which have previously sold for s25. s35: in Sec ton 5, lots which have sold for sto or sf5, s25; in Section 1 and various parts Of the cemetery where lots have been made in discontinued highways, s75.
 Voted: That the report be accepted and the recommendation adopted.
 Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, A. S. Barnes: yice-president, ". Kenneth Sessions; secretary, C. l.. Wooding; treasurer, L. L. Beach; auditors. A. F. Woodford and B. o. Barnard: exc cutiye committee, above named off cers and c. A. Lane, W. s. Ingraham, c. T. Treadway, Epaphroditus Peck, C. F. Barnes, Victor Johnson and G. J. Funk.
 Bristol Briefs
 Mrs Henry Cabot of Chicago. Illi- nois, is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Miss Isabelle Foster of Litchheld has returned to her home after spend ing several days at the home of MT. and Mrs. ". J. Daley of Blakesey street.
 Miss Edith Goranson has resumed her duties in the city clerks office af- fer several days illness.
 Among those who attended the Suf- feld school dance last night at the Burritt hotel in New Britain was Miss Ora Narcotic, clerk in the tax col- lector's office.
 William Fisher of Boston university is spending the spring vacation at his homo here.
 Miss Lillian Benoit of Pratt Univer- Gty Is spending the spring vacation al her home on Cemetery avenue,
 Dedication Program
 Completion of the program for the afternoon of seicheprey Day, after the big parade of military organiza- ticns has been announced by the com- nittea in charge of the big event The principal speaker will be Major General Clarence R. Edwards. former commander of the ssth division, of which old D company of the 10ed in- fantry was a part in the world war. Captain Daniel Strickland of New Haven, one of the commanders of D company overseas, will also speak. The gratitude of the oity toward the former service men in the giving of . beautiful s2o.0no monument will be expressed by Mayor John F. Wade. The complete program follows: Sons--"America the Beautifnl'
 The High School Glee Club Address--"The City's Gratitude and
 the City's Gift" Mayor Wade pedicstory Prayer
 Rev. Oliver r. Magnet Address by Major General Clarence
 R. Edwards. Commander of the
 Twenty-sixth Division. Country Iris of Thee"
 The High School Glee Club Address---"onr Fallen Comrades
 Daniel W. Strickland. Captain
 of Co. D. 1o2d Regiment. the Roll Of the Men Who
 Died. By Chaplain Ernest h.
 Wismer. Silence for Thirty Seconds, Our
 Tribute of Reverent Regard. Ceremony, ITO the Colors" The National Anthem, By the Band
 TAPS
 Legion Invites posts Many posts have made reply to the Invitation to attend the seicheprcy and indications are that sbout 70 posts will be present State Armstrong and stan will 1 he the guests of the local post and l