New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Funeral of George Funk, Jr,

street. The burial took place In the West cemetery,
 Name Committees e.
 Chairman stephen NJ. Wells an- nounccd the members of his ticket committee and their various districts for the work Of the chautauqua, which win be held from August unlII II al the Federal Hill green us follows;
 Arnold Court, Mrs. Ray Alcott, Mrs. A. l.. Beedc,
 Rcllcyuc aycnuc. Miss Ruth ses- stons, Mrs. W, K. Sessions.
 Bskesly s,rcci, Mrs. Clarence NJ. 1 Markham.
 Bradley street Mrs. w. A. Kim ball. Mrs. Geo, ", Priest Broad View, Miss Constance Bracket, Mrs. Gales F. Moore.
 Burlington avenue Mrs. F. F. Merrill, Mrs. Robert Manchester.
 Carleton Place. Mrs. (. w. Buell.
 Carlson Place. Mrs. Keith Graham Center street, Mrs, W, F. Hanra-
 han, Mrs. Rolfe Rowe,
 Divinity street, Mrs. Frank V.
 Miles, Mrs. l.. R. Tuttie
 Downs street. Mrs. Duane ".
 Beach,
 Elm str ct Mrs, E, L. Dunbar.
 Mise Florence Tease.
 Federal street. Mrs John Stotz.
 Mrs, Ralph Richardson.
 Federal Court, Miss Louise Cries
 bach.
 George street. Mrs. H. E. Nystrom, : Mias Lillian Koscn, Mrs. Harold I. . Arms
 | Goodwin street Mrs. Wm. W, Thompson, Miss Ruth Mather, Mrs. r Gerald II. Budgc Mrs. William F. l Hynds, Mrs, Charles II, Terry. Miss . Catherine Moore Miss Ida Clark. = Grove street. Mrs. Eugene D.
 Scchor Mrs. Herbert Maroon, Mrs. $ A. J. kosicl Mrs Carl Wilczek. D Harrison street, Mrs. Werner A. Green, Miss Elsie pierson, r. High street Mrs. Howard |, x. Wilcox, $. NJ. Wells, " Frank II. Condit, Mrs, B. A. Cock ', ings, Mrs. A. $. Barnes. Mrs. (. c. a Ball
 a Hill street, Mrs. L. A. Wheeler. :, Hillside Place. Mrs. John (. Riggs.
 Hall street, Mrs, ], Leon Barnum. ; Mrs. Charles F.. Burrill, = Jerome avenue and EdgeWood, Mrs. Frank A. Barnes. Main street. Miss Ella Poulson, VI Mrs. Kendall M Pierce, Mrs. h Charles C. MorSon, Mrs. Frank E. Mrrarin.
 Ie Maple street-Mrs. r. c, Hughes.
 Miss Lardner, Mrs, Julian D, McGar. H' Mellon strcct--W, k. Russell. ot Morrison street. Mrs John L.. IS Shields. Mrs. A. D. WilsonSHRDLu 's Shields. Mrs A. D. Wilson. D. Mills strcet-Mrs Albert Nuillou- IT. mcr, Mrs. William smith, Mrs. " as Scott Mccarthy, IS North strcet--Mrs. A. .. Perkins n- Mrs. A. W. Hughes. Mrs. Henry C ne Spring.
 Ss Oakland strect--Mrs Herbert S or Holt, Mrs. F.. l.. Darlington. Tn Pleasant street - Mrs. Rober
 W o0utOru. w. A. Hayes.
 PrnC" strcet-Mrs. Richard H he Jackson.
 ne Prospect PIacc---Mrs. George F tos Marsh Mrs. K. w, Cook on Putnam strect--Mrs, William I on Farmer. Mrs. Edwin X. Porter, Mir of Ralph G. BrothWcll, Mrs. Harold F q Joy.
 65 Quccn strcct--Mrs. Ernest An Ike drrNs Mrs. Frank II. tarrigus, W its E. Spicer, Charles $. Foot. he Sessions street--Mrs. F. A. Parl on Sherman street Mrs. II. C
 Ouimet Frank Patterson. Mrs. N !. ]. Kenyon. Mrs. William H. Ferri. Al- Stcarns street--Mrs. William Mui F, Mrs. John r, Gearing, Mrs. L. F lr- Mix, Mrs. Leonard linbcrg. cS. Summer strert.--Mrs Catherin lld Haab. Mrs, R. II, Reamish. Nils m, Gwcndolyn Tucker. Mrs. J. C. Jer 'lc, kins, Mrs. Hamilton V, Searles. ok, Walnut strect-Mrs. Harry I w. Stephens, Mrs Dwight Mercy. is West strect-Miss Ella Upsoi 'h NlGS tN'liIF bflllllilkSt hllSS AdTTI0k R. ton, Mrs, w. C, Daley, Mrs Ere w. Reach. Miss Dorothy HueftleiI an. Mrs. Raymond w. Hill, Mrs. Dor old Bcckwith. 'cs. Woodland street-Mrs. Harold l m Humphrey, Mrs. A. n, Somers, Mir h. Harry Wright, Henry B. Wilco II. Mrs. N. s. Rowland, Mrs. Everett { C. Willard, Mrs. O. s Tyrell, Mrs. A
 thur s. fitzpatrick, Mrs. Rolar .in- Hull.
 vU- Forostvilc-Mrs. II. C. Beac mn, Mrs. ]. H. Warner Mrs. ". rec Warner, Mrs, Charles NJ. Kent. R. Camp Progressing
 R. Yesterday YVES Chamber Of Con 'aul lmcrcc day at Camp Cochipians ick. where Bristol Roy scouts are spen nns, ing several weeks and making ve lon. successful record. Although the q lcy. tendance of members was ve G. small, the boys had anticipated ( lyor day and had been made quite hap ,1cr, to think that an afternoon had be ght. set aside when prominent men
 .tho city had the opportunity of 'lasi Sr"CtinE the recently establish S:Sn 'camp. Those who did attend fou .cct. camp site which is most ideal was 10 location,
 An Noted VioliniSt Here Rev. One of the summer visitors ook Bristol is now spending rerioi tcry several days in this town as de- guest of his cousin, Worthlnston
 fin Snow. Tho visitor. Olcott Vail had
 ipce fCrnttnued on TaEe l6l