New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

But two of the or:s:na' c;:s>.:ts of the bank stil. sery. Gu la- !..;: e. Joseph B. scssions. :... ,.l. .<E. r,, *. dent. and Charles L. Mooding Y nd is librarian q, the public ..,,-a.y. When the bank was opened i,. i.',S.' there were but four elnpioy.., i,xo of whom remain. Georg. $. liea"h. who at that time was s.sistaE. sec. re'ary and assistant treasurer Is now vice president and treasurer and Charles N. Gordon. whc entered the employ of the bank as q bookkeeper. Is now secretary and assistant treas. urcr. Francis Beach. a brother of the present treasurer. was at that time secretary and treasurer. He is now president of q bank in Middle town, Miss Lillian Nystrom, who was employed as bookkeeper at that time. resigned several years ago. George s. Beach. in speaking of the opening day at the bank, re- called that the four employees york; ed until after ID o'clock that night balancing the books.
 
 resources in excess of S6,0oo,oOo, The total of capital stock. surplus and undivided profits is in excess of S1oe,o00. There are over 14,0OO ac- counts in both the commercial and savings departments.
 The present directorate includes Joseph B. Sessions, Charles l.. Wooding, George $. Beach. Edgar l.. Pond, William K. Sessions, Frank L. Muzzy and Arthur Man ross. Mir. Manross was elected sev- eral months ago folloH'ing the death Of Mayor John r. Wade, who served on the board for many years,
 The officers are as follows: Pres ldent. Joseph E, Sessions, vice pres ident and treasurer, George $ Beach; vice president Charles l., NoodlnS; secretary and assistant treasurer, Charles N. Gordon: assist ant treasurer, Thomas Davis.
 Brother and Auto Disappear
 Emil Ostroski of 24 Conlon street reported 10 the police department this morning that his automobile 'N'' 'ii . ,~ciil'tAtlt Ut ItSl P-'oS6, disappeared last evening and so did his brother stephen. aged ls. Emil expressed the belief that both disappearances arc linked together because of the fact that he saw stephen driving the car earlier in the evening. He tried 10 overtake him but was unsuccessful in the at- tempt. It was his opinion that tn. younger brother was headed for New York city with two other com. panions.
 Marriage Intention
 notice Of intent 10 marry and an application for a marriage license has been filed in the bureau of vii tal statistics by Paul P. Frohn of lS City Hall street. Union City and Miss Helen Potz of l55 Kennev street, Forestvile.
 Elks Meeting
 At a meeting of Bristol Lodge of Elks last evening. a lodge of sorrow was hdfd for the late Philip Savard, Past Exalted Ruler William P. Hynds delivered the eulogy.
 Exalted Ruler Henry J. Flynn was authorized to investigate the advis- ability Of holding a clam bake in the fall and he will submit his rec concentrations at the next meeting.
 The report Of the carnival com mittee will not be available until all returns have been made by the members of the lodge.
 I. Q. Q. F. Meeting
 A meeting of stephen Terry lodge, I. Q. o. r., will be held at o'clock tnis evening in stephen Terry hall.
 St. JOsepb's ChurSl,
 An anniversary high mass Of re- qlliem was celebrated at St. Joscph's
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