New Britain herald., 1926-01-22
At a present metlns of the dis.

At a present metins of the dis- trIct committee 1t was voted 10 ape point s committee to arrange for the memorial. The committee Is as follows: Miss Ellen r. HubbelL Mrs. Fred s, Fletcher, Mrs. Bartho- lomew Healy. Miss Helen Hume and Mrs, c. V, chapin.
 High school Dramatic Club
 About 50 high school students will appear In the play "Riehelieu" which Is to be presented at the Com munity theater under the direction of W. A. Towle, Jr.. by the High School Dramatic club. All Of the departments of the high school are cooperating 10 make the affair a success.
 Those taking the leading parts are Peter Caron. Hubert Garrigus. J. Cizauckas. D. Hercrnan. r. Fletcher, H. Griswold, II. Tyler. l.. Berry. c. Huffman, K. Jarrett. L, Smith, T. Brosnan, r. Crowley. H. Hart NJ. slade, Louise Felt, Frances Burnett and others.
 Toy scout Anniversary Week
 The Bristol Council Of Bey Scouts Is making plans for q f,ttins observance of Anniversary week which is the wek Of February [ 10 IS. The week will be properly start cd by a general attendance Of the scout troops at church service on February and each pastor in Bris- tol having troops that are sponsored by his church will be invited to de- vote a part Of the sunday service to scouting and the troop In each case will be present in uniform. Those troops having no church afflliation will be responsible for arranging a program of reverent nature, On Friday night, February le there is 10 be a camp reunion and dinner and on Saturday. Troop will take part In the state relay, taking & message from the mayor of Bristol to the governor in Hartford,
 College Club Meets
 The Women's College club. which has membership Of over 60 wom- en Of the city, met with Miss Ruth Sessions of Bellevue avenue last eve ming. business meeting was held at which 1t was decided 10 hold card party in the near future 10 raise money to bring the fund. which has been established for the purpose of maintaining girls in col lege, 10 a point where the Interest will be sufficient to maintain one high schol graduate in college each year.
 SouthinSton 4. o. H. to Entertain
 Division No. AS l.. A. X. o. II. Of this city will be the guests on Sunday afternoon Of the Southins- ton division when a joint installation Of officers of the two divisions will take place.
 Elks Hear Travel Talk
 Joseph r. Dutton graphically de- scribed his experiences in the many foreign countries which he has visit ed, in talk before tho Bristol lodge of Elks last evening.
 Mr. Dutton recently completed one of his many -trotting ex- periences and his talk was of the Holy Land. Egypt. India and many other European countries.
 Property Transfers
 PnaaNf }eo been recorded in this city as fol. lows:
 Peter and Nora Chaper to Andrew oglaza, a house and two parcels of land on Red Stone Hill road.
 Andrew Oglaza to Peter and Nora Chaper, house and lot on Park street.
 Ludwig and Ephrosene Dallman to Otto and Bertha Bielert, a house and lot on Jacobs street.
 George W. Hull. William J. Fries and John Muir to John and Alice ' Glynn, lot on Pennington avenue.
 Jessie M, (. Thompson to Lisie K. . l.asher, house and lot on High street.
 Millicent P Hui 10 Carlo Maieroo, ; land on Jerome avenue.
 The Bristol Realty company 10 ' John l.. and Mary Basser, a house and lot at No. II Greene street.
 The Suburban Homes Inc, 10 Robert W. Harris, property on Burlington avenue.
 Armand S. Pons to Peter J. Swingle, lot on South street