New Britain herald., 1927-11-18
BEACH IS ELECTED
 HEAD 0F TRUST CD.
Plans for New Building Will Be
 Started at Once
BASKETBALL SEASON NEAR
Game Tomorrow Night Will Official ly Open season Hcre-Io present tantata-Hca,y storm Damage- Building Committee 10 Meet.

| or inc recently organized 1CrryNills
 Trust company. held last evening 1T
 the TeriyYillc town hall. the follow.
 ing directors were elected: Howard l p. Allen, George C. Clark, William
 H. Eusticc. Edgar l.. Pond Otis B Hough. Matthew r. Hayes and Clar. ence E. Emery. all of Terryville, and George <. Beach, Joseph B. Sessions 1 William K. Sessions and Charles L. 1 Wooding.
 At a subsequent meeting Of the directors, George s. Beach was elect cd president, F.. l.. Pond. vice. -presi- dent: Charles l.. Wooding. secretary and treasurer. Mr. Wooding will serve as secretary and treasurer only until organization plans are completed. A building committed consisting of Joseph B. Sessions, George $. Beach and William H. ! Eustice was also appointed. The president. George S. Beach. Is vice-president of the Bristol Trust company of this city; F.. l.. Pond, vice. president, is president of the Andrew-Terry company of Terry vile, and Mir. Woodng, elected sec rctary and treasurer for organiza , ton purposes only is librarian of ! the Bristol public library. chairman of the board of water commissioners of this city. and director of the Bristol Trust company.
 Plans for the new bank building will be prepared at once and bids solicited. The company has already purchased a site on Main street just east of the town hall.
 The new company is capitalized at s1G0,000 with a surplus of s50,000 paid in.
 To Present Cantata A harvest cantata, "The Song of Thnksgiving' by John H. Maunder will be presented on next Sunday evening at the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church by the church choir under the direction of Gaylord B. Cook, The personnel of the choir IS as follows:
 Sopranos: Miss Rotha Staples (so- loist; Mrs. John l.. Shields, Mrs. F.. Jane Burghofr, Mrs. Rolfe F. Rowe Mrs. Ernest E. Osgood, Miss Merle French, Miss Helen Weeks, Miss Lil, lian Culver and Miss Amy Elton.
 Altos: Mrs. Worthing Y. Snow | (solost); Mrs. Walter Perch. Mrs
 Morse Richtmeyer. Mrs. Walter Clark. Mrs, Lester B. Hutchinson Mrs. Charlotte Ellison. Miss Editl IS. Cook and Miss Thera Mitchell.
 Tenors; Gaylord B. Cook (soloist) H. Wells Taylor, Charles Lockwood, Charles 4. Tanner, Richard Arms, Henry Iovejoy and Raymond Cook.
 Bassos; pr. c. J. Moore (soloist) {; ". II. Graham, Arthur Jepson. Wal ter MCLelland, Walter Clark, Will mot Wright and Harold Cook.
 Organist: Edward l.. Graham. Funeral of Miss Rose Cecclia Quinn
 The funeral of Miss Rose Cecelia Quinn of 2l1 High street, who died yesterday morning following a short illness, will be held at o'clock to- morrow morning at St. Joseph's Rev Edward P. Farrell of Stamford, d cousin of the deceased, will celebrate the high mass of re- quiem and burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Basketball Tomorrow Evening
 The local basketball season will he officially opened tomorrow eve ming when the New Departure quin- t,t will meet the fast Plainville Pros in return engagement. the locals the first encounter in Plain- field last "Wednesday evening by l9 to 17 score.
 The visitors. who arc led this year ny Whitoy Barnot. former member of the Boston Whirlwinds of the American basketball league. have banded together a galaxy Of stars and the contest tomorrow evening should be a nip and tuck affair.
 Manager Joe Carroll of the locals will select his starting lineup from 1 'aptain Jimmy Malcolm, Risky 'eldman. Jegs Donahue. Jim Man> ling, Nelson Crowley. Wardy Wa orman. Dutch Leonard and Steg Letarski.
 Amateur Boxing Bouts
 The weekly amateur boxing card l # the Park Athletic club will be l tagged this evening in Red Mems | lall. Johnny Sahno of Forestville, 1 vho pulled an iron man stunt last | week. by engaging in two ring bat les the same night and winning 1oth encounters, and Del Hawkins If Waterbury have been matched or the main bout. Other pairings re as follows: 11o pounds, Emery 'aylor. Bristol vs. Jackie Harmon 1