New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
SENATOR TRUMBULL | AGAIN HEADS BANK
 Elected President Of PlainVille Trust Co. for 10th Time
 TO READ ANNUAL REPORT
Samuel Pratt Observes S2nd Birthday storm Raises Havoc About Town Library Concert Nets $225-ChurcI
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Library Concert Net, s2s5-ChurcI
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 Senator John H. Trumbull was re.
 elected president Of the Plain,illt l Trust Co. at a regular meeting ol the board of directors following the an
 nual stockholders meetings last nigkt | This is the 5th consecutive time that the senator has been selected as its
 head. He has been president of the 1 bank since it's institution in 1909. Other officers elected follows: Vice
 president A. II. Condell; secretary and treasurer, A. A. MacLeod: assist ant treasurer, Thomas F. Prior, and assistant secretary and treasurer, F. T. Wheeler.
 Preceding the election at the board ot directors meeting. the stockholders 1 gathered in annual session and elect 1 ed the following board of directors: John II. Trumbul, A. H. Condcll. 4. A. Macleod, F. T. Wheeler, F.. II. Hills, Henry Trumbull and C. II. Calor. The treasurer's report read last 1 night was received with eradication by the stockholders. It showed total deposits of sl,251,100.59. an increase in one year of s267,59S.9i. Dividends paid to the depositors in the savings department amounted to s20,447.51 and to the stockholders, SS,0G0. which | leaves a net amount after all dis bursements of S6,732.S0. The capital of the plainville Trust Co. is s50,o00, the surplus, s25,O0O and undivided profits, s26,5sS.90.
 | The report was one Of the best that i has ever been prepared by tho treas urer and the increases in the amounts | deposited in the various departments, but especially in the savings depart ment show that local people arc moro and more placing their confidence in the hands Of the capable managers Of the institution.
 The Christmas savings clubs arc among the departments that is well patronized. Because of the great rush this year, it has been decided 10 keep the clubs open until the end Of this month.
 To Read Annual Report
 ikfh. bonH r.. ray. ndslDT aDl lHf church of Our Lady of Mercy, will read his annual report for 1928 at the masses tomorrow. Services will be held at the usual hours Of s and 10 o'clock and Sunday school sessions will be resumed at 9 o'clock. Parents arc asked to see that their children attend.
 The regular monthly collection will be taken mp at all the. masses tomor- row morning.
 There will bc an anniversary re- quiem high mass Monday morning at 8 o'clock for Mrs. Patrick welch.
 s2 Wears Young Today
 samucl Pratt Of SS l'orcsttiIle aye nuc is quietly observing hia sand birthday at his home today. He fig among the best known and respected re sidents of the town. He was born in liarwinton and has been q resident Of pla'n,ilic for over 35 years.
 Mir. Pratt is A veteran Of tho Civil war and is among tho few remaining members of the Union army who saw service throughout the struggle. Iio served for the four years as Il mem- Ter Of tho First Connecticut Heavy i Artillery. lie is active nt the present ! time and his health is good. He has | always taken keen interest in town | affairs and displays remarkable ! memory Of events in his life.
 He has five children living. Edward i NJ. Pratt Of Now Britain. Emerson s. Pratt of riain,ille. Mrs. Thomas Bail ey Of Iitchfieid Mrs. Frederick Loom is or piain,iilo with whom he makes Lis home. and step-Son. Fred l.. Dougai Of Torington. He has also i2 and i0 grcat-grsnd- children.
 ttc has received many birthday postcards and number of telephone ,aiis from his friends congrstnlating him on the event.
 storm Raises Ha,s
 The high pind and rain Of ycstsr- lsv raised havoc in various sections ,f tho town. \ large tree was blown ip by the roots in various sections. The railroad gate at the West Main fl rect crossing eas blown down. th" able snapping. The membcr came loup with terrific force ard harcly missed an automobile which had lriypn onto ths rails. Tn" gsir was .bained ID bnt was rendered useless throughout tho day. Lights went otft because wires were blown down and ! 4 ports have t that Cellars were looded in many homes. Plain'ille ! vas rcciiperatiHg today.
 Concert Nets s2e5
 Thee oncert and musical given by he woman's club iu inc Congrc ga , ionaI church Wednesday evening for he bcnctit Of tho Plsinyilie library i und. Hettcd total Of s225. ths committee announces today. This
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