New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
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The annual meeting of the voters of the South chippens Hili school district will be held in the South Chippens Hill school next Thursday y evening at S;S0. Officers will be elected. reports Of officers will be acted upon. a tax will be laid and other matters will be acted upon.
 Attending Convention
 A large delegation from the Cap tain c. A. Hadsell camp, Spanish War veterans. is attending the state encampment which is being held in New Britain today and tomorrow. The local camp will take an active part in the state convention.
 st. Johns Day Sunday
 St. Johns day will be observed by Franklin lodge. A. F. and A. M.. on Sunday, when the lodge will attend a special St. Johns day service at the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church. The lodge will meet in the Masonic temple at o'clock and will march in body 10 the church where the services will begin al 1880. The St, Johns day address will be delivered by the Rev. pr. A H. Goodenoush. former pastor oi Prospect church and a past grand chaplain of the Royal Arch chapter of Connecticut. Music by Methodist church quartet and the Masonic or. chestra will feature the service After the service refreshments will be served in the church dining hall Corrections in Monument Names.
 Errors have found to exist in { few instances in the names on tht ex-servicemen's memorial at tn. junction of the Memorial Boulevard and Mellen street. The city counci has announced its intention of hay ing the names corrected and seivhe' prey post, American Legion, has sig nified it's intention of securing a list of all commissions and corrections.
 Water Consumption at Peak.
 The average daily consumption ot water in this city during the month of May was 2,25s,o00 gallons, ac' cording to the monthly report ol Water Superintendent c. Ear Lourie. This is an average consump' ton of 292,6O0 gallons daily more than during May, 1924, indicating that the population of the city ha. increased steadily during the pas year,
 Many Attending Circus.
 It is estimated that there are sev. eral hundred Bristol people who arc attending the circus in Waterbury today. A large number took in the show in Hartford yesterday. The cir. GUS trains went through this city early this morning on their way from Hartford to Waterbury.
 FOremen to Hold Outing.
 The foremen of the E. Ingraham Co, plant will hold an outing al Councilman Homer H. Judd's hunt. ing camp on Fall Mountain tomor. row. A roast chicken dinner will be served and q program of sports vii be held. It is expected that about SC will attend tho party.
 To Install Siding.
 The Bristol water department will install a siding leading from the main tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad com, pany onto the property recently pur' chased on Riverside avenue adjoin' ing the property of the Bristol anC Plainville Electric company. From this siding it. will be possible to un load cars of material direct onto tht property.
 At the present time all materia for the department has 10 be cartet from the freight yards 10 the stor' age yards of the department or Highland court. C. L. Wooding chairman of the board of water com. missioners, has been instructed tc execute an agreement with the rail road company relative to the con struction of the siding.