New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
SCOUT COUNCIL IN
 BRISTOL MEETING
Charles R. Riley Elected Presi-
 dent at Annual Session
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
Plainvlllc Board of Visitors Recom- mends Bcals Site for 12th District School-Community Chest Budget About S52, ,O00.


 school-Community Chest Budget
 About $52 ,OO0.
 At the annual meeting of the Bristol council, Boy Scouts of Amer lea, held last evening at the Elks' club, Field Director A. Schuck was me speaker Of the evening. In a 1 fine address he proceeded to sell scouting to the members of the Council present as it had never been sold before. He spoke of the im- por'ant place that scouting occupies in the program of America today and also alluded 10 the army of 60O,00o boys who are absorbing the idea Of service every day which will ho an important contribution to the future of America. The Boy Scout orchestra which has been recently organized under the leadership of Scout Commission CT J. Allan Gordon furnished the music for the occasion. The officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Honorary president. John r, Wade: president. Charles R. Riley: vice-presidents. stephen NJ. Wells, Ray k, Iinslcy: secretary, A. H, Breckbill treasurer. Leroy w. Greene; commissioner, Carl A. Reiche.
 Executive committee: Earl J. Ar mold, William P. Calder, Harry c. Barnes, Harold French, Dwight Hall, Frcedrick c. Hughes. Newell Jennings, Samuel J. Large, Rev, Oliver T. Magnell, William J. Ma lone, George F. Marsh, S. Russell Mink, Dewitt Page. Edson M. Peck, William Towle. c. T. Treadway, Rev. William E. West, Rev. Ernest L. Wismer, Charles L. Wooding.
 The committees for the ensuing year will be as follows | Court of honor: Newell Jennings, Dr. c. J. Moore, stephen M. Wells, Frank Merrill. Morton 1ngraham, Roy. P. r. Wolfenden.
 Finance; William P. Calder, Leroy W. Greene, Paul M Hubbard, Will liam De Roster.
 Troop organizations Harold French, Emil II. Funck. Julius Clark, Harry Francis. John C. Kiel- man, Ray K. Linsley.
 Leadership and training; William A. Towle. Jr., Raymond Crumb Fred Manross, Jro Carl Mason, Bliss Burgess.
 Camp: Samuel J. Large, Dwight Hall. George Breshnahan, Leonard 1 Linberg, Louis Wheeler pr. F.. Parker Sanbourn, Frederick Scud- der, George Marsh.
 Publicity: Carl E. Carlson, Earl J, Arnold, Arthur S. Barnes, Charles 1 r. Olin.
 Reading: Charles L. Wooding, Charles N, Gordon, Rev. John Will kins.
 The membership of the council will remain about the same as last year which consists of the follow ling;
 Ernest T. Bcldcn, Charles Blan- chard, A. r. Brightman, Rev. James l A. Frederick, Bliss Burgess, Ed imund J. Cafferty Peter A. Cawlcy, 1 Ray Coleman, Frank II. Condit. Ed mund l.. Cook, Henry E. Cottle, James G. Dobson, Joseph F. Dutton, John II. Hayes, Matthew Hayes, William A. Hayes, Dudley 1ngraham, Edward InGraham, Rev. P. J. kacz- marski, ]. J. Kaicher, Alex J. Ko- zicI, Rev. William P. Laflin, Frank | w. Large, Martin Loughlin, William A. Loughlin, Thomas Malley, Harry U. McBinstry. Wallace Miller, Dwight !. Mercy, c. c, Morgan, James L. Murray, Roger S. Newell, Dr Paul A, Park, Rev. J. r. Per irault, Samuel PlutZik, Jotham Reyn- olds, Thomas Rogan, Roscoe Ses- sions, A. D. Somers, George Tong, Thomas Tracy, William J, Tracy, Morton C. Trcadway, T. G. Tread way, Cosmo Vacca, Albert D. Will son and J. w. Yale.
 The report of Scout Executive Ercckbin showed that scouting had steadily advanced in Bristol during the year just closed. On Oct. Sl, the close of the scout year. there were S9S men and boys enrolled in tho Bristol council, with a total of ten troops.
 Community Chest Budget
 The budget committee of the Bristol community chest is about completing its work on the budget for the coming year, which is ex- pected to be about $52,o00, about $5,O00 more than last year. The increase will be spread over the five organizations which compose the chest. which are the Bristol hospital, the Red Cross, the Boy scouts, the Visiting Nurse association and the Bristol Boys club.