New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

will officiate at solemn high mass Of requiem. Burial will take place at St. Mary's cemetery, New Britt ain.
 MT, Emmond was born in St. Marre, Canada, on July %. 1860 and came to Beckley about 30 years ago where he was employed until He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and of St Haul's church, Kensington.
 He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Johanna Emmond; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Siegrist of East Berlin and Miss Lena Emmond of East Berlin: @ son, Frank Emmond of Beckley; five sisters, Mrs. Emil TaI- bot and Mrs. Cyril Telchct Of Tor rington, Mrs. Arthur Cadarette of scranton, Pa, and two in Canada a brother, Homer Emmond of Water bury and l2 grandchildren.
 Dunham Reunion Tomorrow
 Members of the Dunham family from all parts of Connecticut will meet tomorrow at the Worthington Community house for the annual re- union and banquet. All persons hearing tho name Of Dunham resid- ing in this state are invited to at tend tn" event which promises 10 he the largest reunion ever staged by the family. Dinner will be served a n'aIN1ly ct y1 rJ entertainment program has been ar ranged and the annual election of officers will take place following the dinner.
 To Observe Anniversary
 Mr. and Mrs. John Weber of Da- mons Hill. East Berlin avenue. will observe the 49th anniversary Of their marriage at their home on Sunday. Because of the serious con dition of Mrs. Weber. who has been few weeks with an attack Of illness, no celebration Of the event has been 
 The couple were married by Rev, Mir. Pcaee, at that time pastor of the Berlin ConGrcGational church. on September II. 1878. and have made this town their home all of their lives. They are members of the Berlin Congregational church. Mir. Weber is caretakcr for several properties about town.
 ThcsNilds of Berlin
 Local spor'smcn regretted the fact that this state has a law against deer hunting last evening when a herd Of six deer strolled into the pasture of Charles Warner Of W Worthington Ridge and proceeded 10 feed leisuTely within sight Of people on the highway. Several large bucks were observed and the fact that the animals were moi scared by their proximity to man kind was made evident by the fact hat they Gamboled and played with each other until darkness. Wit neSscs state that two bucks faced each other on their hind legs and paved with their hoofs in man. ler which would bring envy to the hearts of Dempsey and Tunncy.
 This was the second appearance of deer close to human habitat within a few weeks. Several weeks ,go three lawns enjoyed the free iom of pasture belonging to C. J. Boardman of Warrington Ridge md attracted considerable attention by their ronchalancc. Deer ara re- ported plentiful in the out'ying'scc- lions of the town but few have ven ,urrd so close to>the active section as the six adventurers who visited here last evening.
 Finance Board Meeting
 A prclminar. session of the f. nance board met with town officials last evening at the town clerks of fee. Work on the budget occupied the members and it was voted 10 hold another session on Thursday evening. September 15. The open of the finance board will probably be held two weeks before the town elections. on Tuesday eve ming. S"utembcr 1a.
 Address of Physician
 pr Matthew II. Griswoid, who is studying in Vienna. has forwarded his address in order that his friends in this town might be able 10 write him there. Letters addressed Ma for Matthew II. GriswoId. Medical Corps, r. g. A.. Care of Medical At ache U. s. Legation. Vienna Aus