New Britain herald., 1925-01-08
OFFICERS ELECTED
 FOR LADIES' AID
Mrs. E. ", Farrar Heads Popu. lar Baptist Church Society
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
PIainyille Trust Co. Annual - At- water Speaks Tonight--The Water situation - Annual of Episcopal ChurCh-PlainyilIe Briefs.

Mrs. E. w. Farrar was elected president of tho Ladies' Aid society of the Plainvile Baptist church at the annual meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Hart. The choice of Mrs. lrarrar to head this popular society, Is a pleasine one.
 The other ocicers elected were as follows: Vice-president, Mrs. J. G. Ward; secretry, Mrs. Richard Sed- ergren; treasurer Mrs. K. E. Jud- son, and assistant treasurer, Mrs. Irving T. Tyler. Mrs. c. J. Morse and Mrs. Herbert Barnes were ap- pointed as directors of work.
 The annual report read by the treasurer showed thet the society had done a large amount of work during the past year and is now looking forward to a busy and suc- cessful year.
 Marriage Announcement Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Vera Mat teo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Car men Matteo of 35 Broad street to Louis Puillo of Waterbury. The ceremony will be performed at II o'clock Monday morning by Rev. John F. Fay, pastor of the church of Our Lady of Mercy. They will be attended by Miss Teresa Parni of Bristol as bridesmaid and Alex Par ini of Bristol as best man. A wcd- ding reception will be held following the ceremony at the home of the brides parents.
 Trust Co. Annual
 The annual meeting of the Plain- vile Trust Co, will be held in the directors rooms at the bank tomor- row evening. Stockholders wilt elect board or directors and the direc- tors will elect officers. The polls will be open at D. m.. for stock helders to register their choice. Tho reports of officers will be read.
 It Is almost a certainty that Gov ernor John H. Trumbull will be elected president of the institution again tomorrow night because, de- spite the fact that he will probably not be able to devote as much time to the office as heretofore, he will | be able to aid the directors with his advice as he has done in the past. Governor Trumbul has been presi- dent of the bank since its founda- tion.
 ] Atwater To Speak
 Jesse E, Atwater of New Britain traffic manager of the American Hardware Corp. of that city, will ap- pear before the members of the Chamber of Commerce at the reg,- lar monthly meeting at headdnar ters this evening to talk on the pres ont fight being waged by the New England Traffic league against the attempts of the railroads to increase the freight rates between New Eng land and points in the middle west. i The change in rates. It is claimed, will not only affect the mannfactur- CTS in New England, but will also raise the cost of living in all lines of commodities which are brought here from the middle west
 The New England Traffic league will appear before the interstate commerce commission regarding these increases in the near future. MT. Atwater is d leading spirit in ! that organization.
 The Water situation 1 Warren J. Scott, assistant sanitary engineer of the state health depart mont, arrived in Plainville yesterday with a force of men to go over the water system in an effort to clear up the situation. He was brought here by Dr. George r. Cook, health off ccr, after conference of the off cials of the water company and the health officers
 Mir Scott will start today 10 cut holes in the ice and 10 treat the water in cn effort to rid it of the bad taste and odor which have made 1t unfit for drinking. He feels that with proper treatment, the smell