New Britain herald., 1925-12-08
reasurer, James J. Fitzsimons,

treasurer, James J. Fitzsimons,
 MT. Deming, who was appointed assistant secretary. has been en- ployed by the bank as clerk for many years and his appointment will be favorably received through out the town. He is well known in Berlin and his many friends wish him all success in his new position.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson
 Airs. Elizabeth Wilson, 65 years of age. wife of William Wilson of Swamp Road. Kcnsington. died at her home last night at about 8 complications. She had been resi- dent of Kensington for about Is years, coming to this place from North Haven. She was member of the Kensington Methodist church.
 Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Knope, and a son, John Wilson.
 Funeral services will be held from the late home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of the Kcnsington Methodist church, will officiate and burial will be in Fairyiew cemetery, New Brit ain.
 Brick Worker Drops Dead
 Arthur Fournier, 42 years of age, an employe of the Hall-Spcirs Brick Co.,, of Berlin, dropped dead while at work yesterday afternoon. pr. Roger NJ. Griswold, medical eXamin- CT, viewed the body and gave per mission for burial. He said today that the mans death was no doubt due to chronic heart disease, as there was no evidence that he had been drinking or that he had been in an accident,
 Mrs. Deamme Lamp of 5S Central avenue, Lynn, Mass, sister of Fournier, was notified of his death and will arrive in New Britain today, when final arrangements for burial will be made. The body was taken lO itIt lIlNlNl ttINlllS bni lOl OL b. N- Porter's Sons, New Britain, awaiting the arrival of the sister. The fu- neral will probably take place in Lynn.
 School Committee Named
 Chairman s. Chase Coale of the Berlin town school committee has announced the following committees to function during the coming year: Finance committee, Franklin N. Ba- con, Ernest w. Mildrum and Robert II. Graham: repairs committee, Err nest w. Alildrum, Edward McCor- mick and Phillip Pagan; teachers Robert H. Graham, F. x. Bacon and Miss Adele Murray: text books com mttcc. Miss Adele Murray. James uoligan and Robert II. Graham.
 MoGatt Elected President
 Arthur l.. Molfatt and elected president of the Kensington Con- munity club at the reorganization meeting of the society. held last eve ming. Tasquale Giannotta was chosen vice president: John DeLow- cry, secretary and Miss Marjorie Moore, treasurer. Fourteen members of the organization were present at the meeting.
 No committee appointments were made last night, but announcement of the names of members of the sev- eral groups will bo made in the near future. Mir. Moffatt expressed the opinion that the club will prosper during the next year. since each of tho fl members present pledged 10 him their full support in the en- deavor to make the club an active orgG nization.
 Gibncy Is Representative
 William H. Gibncy for many years first sclectman of the town of Berlin, has been appointed Berlin for the Curtis Pub fishing company of Philadelphia, Pa. Mir, Gibney has been forced 10 give up his work in one of the New Brit ain factories, due 10 an illness from which he suffered recently. It is re- ported that he is rapidly regaining his good health.
 Boy Has Narrow Escape
 The tendency of Berlin youngsters 10 hook" rides on the rear of de- livery trucks and automobiles has for a long time caused concern to the Berlin police. One Of the received the fright of his life yesterday afternoon and also received slight injuries as a result of attempting 10 hitch onto a de- livery truck owned by the Giana- and Renketty Grocery company of Ken