New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
OLDEST RESIDENT
 DIES AT AGE OF %
Mrs. Sarah P. Wetherell SuC-
 CumbS to Shock
STORM TAKES AN ENCORE
second Blizzard in SiS Days Buic> PiainNillc Under Three Feet or Nnow-Connty Meeting of Legion Auxiliary Here Saturday.

Mrs. sarah r. Wethcrrll, the oid- est resident Of plainyirlc, died Mon day night al tho homo of her daughter Mrs George Wooding of Broad strcct, Shr was g6 years old and had been very active until q few weeks ago. taking her part in the daily houa'hold duties and help ing her daughter in many ways. The cause Of her death is given as shock.
 Mrs. WctharcIl was born in An cram, ". ip ou Jan. .. lS30, but spent most Of her life in Unionyillr. She married Grove P. Wctherell Of that town and led a happy married life Of more than So years, Mr. We'hercIl dying 29 ycaru ago. Since that time Mrs, Wethcrcl has lived with her daughter. at first In New Britain and later in Plainvillc. She was q member Of the UnionyiIlc Congre gational church.
 Mrs. Wethercll leaves one dauch- ter, Mrs. George Woodiug of Plain vile; one son, William Wcthercll of Bridgeport; two grandchildren, Mrs Louis Mix Of Bristol and Grove Woodins of plainyille; six great grandchildren, Dopald. Milton and Doris Mix Of Bristol and Shirley Mnricl ana Mairlynn Wooding of Flainrillc: niece, Mrs. Fenn Of Hartford, and two nioces and one nephew named Crigner in Falls Village. Her great grandson. Don al1 Mix, was tho wireless operator Of the MacMillan Arctic expedition last year.
 Funeral services wore 10 have been held this afternoon, but were postponed because Of the storm and will he held at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Advent church in Bristol. Rev. Charles <. Wyckoff, pastor or the local Congregational church, will ofiicIate. The body win be placed in the vault at West cemetery.
 Another Bliilard
 A second blizzard following upon th" heels of that of last week be- for" it's effects could he frightened and at least "Qualling in intensity the prior storm. descended upcn Flainvill" today and male a whirI- ing whit" chaos of thc town Tr"o fc, barely beginning to straichi,1 itself out after thn liz storm or ';.' Thursday. N-"a again tied up. :nI the remains r, Io"' wnrk's @o,m added to n" rr,"".ni nn~ made going worsc tcl9v .han h.iorn.
 That portion of t'r center which had been cleared hy the town after a weeks hard work W@s again smothcrod under at least T foot Of STOW, while the less for unate sec tions of the town Wcra made prar- ticalIy impossible by tho cumula- tive effect of the two Snowstorms Driven by furious shifting wind. th" whit" particles made foot tr@v- cling q hardship. while automobiles were also hImporol because the tlOury Qrulity Of tho snow oft"rrl no resistance to wheels and al loved them 10 spin arounl idly in th" same spot.
 Trolley service was maintained in q faltcring fashion. the snow on the tracks and the blinded vision of the motormen preventing adhesion to schedule time. The railroad kept it's trains in action. and tho mails, especially first class matter, w"r, nearly On time, Bus service on tn" Easthampton-N"W Haven route. r. sumel yesterday after q weeks tic-up. was discontinued again to- day aflcr only ono days running.
 The schools wora closed tolay, but many hardy children venturrl into the open and gamholcd gloo- fully amid the storm Tho town officials had gangs of men at work carly today and thc blow was busy
 churning up tho main highways It was estimated that the former storm would cost plainvilc $2oo or $500, and 1t is unlikely that thc present one will be lcsS costly.
 County Auxiliary Meeting
 The Hartford county Legion "uxiliary units will meet in Legion hall here at 3 o'clock Saturday aft crnoon. State President Mrs. Lucy Edwards of Shelton will be present, and large number Of guests are expected 10 attend. Erock-Earn"s unit will be hostess to the visitors
 Miss Marjorie Fisher thc newly elected county president, will pre- sid" over the meeting for the first time. Sho will outlin" her program for the coming year.
 Funeral of Mrs. Donahuc
 Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Donahue. who died Monday night ----------------- -----------