New Britain herald., 1926-04-03
REMINGTON NEWS
A special meeting of the Maple HiIl tlre district has been called for Tuesday evening, April 6, 1926.

Boston. through whom the bond is-
 sue voted at a meeting of the dis
 trict held January IS, 1926, Is being
 arranged, n technical difference be-
 tween the act incorporating the Ma
 pie Hill fire district and the rules
 and regulations of tho district was
 discovered which makes 1t necessary
 10 call the special meeting of April ! 6.
 section 4 of the act Incorporating
 the Maple Hill fire district which
 covers the issuing of bonds author
 i2es the signing of the bonds ''by the
 president of the district committed"
 The rules and regulations adopted
 by the district do not cover the ap- ] continent of district committee" Following is the proposed amend ! nont to the rules and regulations of
 tho district through the adoption of
 which any question as to the tech
 nlcal difference between the district
 committee and its officers and the | board of commissioners of the dis
 trict and its officers will be elim- | mated:
 Article TIT. Section (a) of the
 Rules and regulations of the Maple Hill Fire District is hereby amended to read as follows:
 The rights, powers. obligations and property of The Maple Hill Fire District shall be vested In and be- long to Tho Maple Hill Fire District and shall be administered and be in charge of a board of nine commits missioners as provided by chapter All of the special acts of 1925. Said board of commissioners shall consti- ute the district committee provided for by section 1 and s of said chap ter. The president, treasurer and clerk of said board shall be respect lively the president, treasurer and clerk of said committee, and the president, treasurer and clerk of said district. Said commissi oners shall be elected as provided under said act of incorporation as follows:
 There Is also covered in the call for the special meeting the amend ment and perfection of the resolu- tion unanimously adopted at the January IS meeting authorizing the bond issue. In this connection, 1t is proposed to definitely fix the amount of bonds which are to be paid in each year.
 Wendell James, a student at the Connecticut Agricultural college, is spending the Easter recess with his father, Arthur C. James of Willard avenue.
 Constance Dyer. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold I. Dyer, is visiting relatives in Boston.
 Freeman Camp. son of Mir. and Mrs, N. P. Camp, Is homo from Yale university for a few days.
 Miss Helena Doane, student at the New Jersey State college for women and a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Doane of Frederick street, is entertaining two of her classmates. Thursday evening Miss Doane entertained fifteen of her friends at dinner and bridge. Prizes were awarded to Miss Bernice Unkle- back. Miss Lillian Schroedel. and Miss Gertrude Gibney, all of New Britain.
 William Barrows, a student at Amherst college. is spending the Easter recess with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. S, Barrows.
 The funeral of George D. Davis was held at his home Thursday aft ernoon. Burial was In the Center cemetery.
 Mrs. Fred Nelson of Stuart street has been confined to her home with an attack of the grip.
 Clarence Nordstrom is home from Trinity college to spend the Easter recess with his mother Mrs. Matilda Nordstrom of Robbins avenue.
 pr. William E. Norton, who has been confined 10 his home on Fred ericll street for few days with the grip, Is again able to be about. pr. Norton's wife and mother have also been i'll but both are now much i'm proved.
 S. w. Proudman, Miss Edith l Proudman and Miss Edith Wales | from Bridgeport yesterday l 10 spend the day with MT. and Mrs. | E. B. Proudman of Frederick street. |
 Troop of the Newington Boy | Scouts went on an all-day hike yes terday to Camp Lonely Cedar. The | tests were passed: First | aid. William Comstock; signalling, | Skoglund, Arvid Ericsson, !! Woodrow Bassett. Frederick Ames | and Charles Baisden: tracking, Ly- | man Broughton, Claughton Craighill, l Woodrow Bassett and Howard Fox: 1 Charles Pape, Lyman Broughton, Howard Fox, William John Darling. ClaughtoD ! Traighill and Eldridge Griffin; knife md axe, David Erwin, William Skog. ! und and Woodrow Bassett; com. pass. Woodrow Bassett and William | SHoglund; woodwork. Lyman Broughton. Howard Fox and Ora nam Dary; scouts pace, William Tomstock. Thomas Loomis, Edward Swain and Charles Porter. ''I ,ast Mans Club" of
 War Vets Down to Three
 Saltwater. Minn.. April Pp-The Last Mans club, with Q roster of 54