New Britain herald., 1927-06-18
Resumes Duty

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 John Galrity. assistant postmaster of the Foresfy." -ffice reaalm- ed his duties vest srlay following . vacation of IS days
 On Leave of Aboence
 William A. Kimball, for tas past % years purchasing agent of the New Departure Mfg. O.. started A years leave Of .bsence yesterday and departed for his new home in New. own. During his sbs~ncs o. F. Palmer, who has i.ee' assistant pur- chasing agent. will ax sun the duties of purchasing pgent. He will be a. sisted by T. Everett Reynolds
 Funeral of Michael Carey
 The funeral of Michae, Carey. who died at his home on School stree. Thursday afternoon. was neld at o'clock t,''s morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T. MagnelI celebrated | high mass of requiem and burial was in St. Joseph's old cemetery.
 Months Mind Mas
 A months mind high mass oi requiem was celebrated at S:3" o'clock this morning at St. Matthew church in memory of the late Miss Agnes O'Sullivan of Camp street.
 Attending Firemen's Carnival
 A large number of local hremen went to Terryville this morning to take part in the parade and street carnival of the fire department Of that town. The new Maxim truck, recently delivered to the central hre station, was driven to Terryville anG was used in the parade with ecuip ment from other nearby towns am; cities.
 Brush Fire
 Squad A and Engine Company No l were called out Frifia:' afternoon for brush fire on Barlow stree, which for time threatened severa houses in the vicinity. The hlaz' was extinguished with chemicals.
 Miss Florence l.. Carlson
 Miss Florence L. Carlson aged ,, of e07 Goodwin street. died at he home this morning after an illness O. one week. She was born in Ne" Britain, July f. laol. inc d1ughte' o' the late Albert and Anna Carl son. and her ear|'- life was spent 'il that city. She later moved 10 Hari ford, coming to Bristol eight year~ ago and being employed ot 'te c.tic' of the New Departure Mig. Co. Sh. is survived by her mother and step father. Mir and Mrs. Victor Johnson. and two sisters. Mrs. Helen Red mond of Forestvile and Miss Elrar !, or Carlson of Bristol. The funeral will talks place at: o'clock Monday afternoon at t17' Swedish Baptist chapel on Goodwin street. Services will be in ciaFg. of Roy. Dr. J, F. klingberg Of Ne~ Britain assisted by Rev. Axel Peter son of this city. Burial will he in lairvicw cemetery. New Britain. High school Graduation Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell.: member of the board of education. gave the address to the graduates while Superintendent Of Schools K1rl A. Reiche presented diplomas at. the annual graduation night exercises of the local high school. There were 119 in the class, one of the largest ever graduated from the local school. Francis E. Crowley, president of l the class. presented a cabinet to tho school for the various athletic tro- I phies. He was also awarded the Hartford County Alumni of Rennse- laer college prize for having tho highest standing in science and mathematics with an average of S9.9. The valedictorian was Miss Dorothy c. Tyler. The subject of her essay was The Meaning of the l Constitution
 It was announced by MT. O'Con- nell during tho evening that IS per cent of tho graduates had decided to attend collegc: 16 per cent would enroll in the Normal school: 20 in other schools and ls DOT cent would go to work. The balance Of 33 per cent was as yet undecided as to their future course.