New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

in the future be known az the Sarah E. Reynolds school. in honor of the first principal to serve the district.
 Willard F. Hunt presented a mo- ton 10 the meeting that, in con- sideration of years of faithful serv- ice to the children of the district, the school be named the Harriet F. Taylor school. Miss Veronica Roache offered the amendment suggesting the name of Sarah E. Reynolds and il was carried with only Mir. Hunt dissenting. Junlus Z. Douglass, chair man of the meeting. appointed the school committee as committee to arrange for the placing of bronze plate bearing the new name.
 The action of the building com mittee in naming the new school on Pine street the Green Hills school. vas ratified by a vote taken last evening. The new school house will be completed and ready for oe- cupancy when the fall term opens in September.
 First school District
 At the annual meeting of the ,ot- CTS of the First School district last evening, William P. Calder, Samuel J. Large and Mrs. Betsev Tong were reelected members of the district committee and William Muir was reelected Clerk and treasurer. Francis R. Riley was elected tax collector Of the district to succeed Charles Cook. who declined reeiec- ton. Mir. Riley's name was pre- sented to the meeting by hts pre- decessor. R. II. Reamish was re- elected auditor and Charles R. An derson was elected a member Of the auditing committee to succeed How ard B. Wilcox, who asked 10 be re- llered Of the duties.
 Judge Newell Jennings, chairman of the board Of education. and resident of the first district, pre- sided as chairman. Principal Thomas II. Patterson Of the Federal Hill school submitted lengthy report on the school enumeration. dental hygiene work, and the cooperation given the district by the Parent Teacher association, Through the assistance Of that organization over 1000 bottles of milk were distrbut- ed to children of the district during the school year. MT Patterson also read reports from Miss Gladys Ches- ter on dental hygiene and from Harold French. superintendent cf the John Jennings school
 William P. Calder. chairman Of the district committee. spoke on the rapid growth of the district and in- timated that it would undoubtedly be necessary in the fall to call a special meeting to consider the erec- tion of an addition to the John Jennings school on Burlington a,- enue, Plans for the proposed adj ton have already been drawn and the estimated cost of the work is $5o.0o0.
 William J. Phelan, local realtor, also spoke on the situation on farmlngton avenue in tho vicinity or Jerome avenue. He stressed tho fact that this particular section was rapidly being settled and that some thing would have to be done on the near future to provide school facili- ties in that neighborhood.
 The 1seS-c9 budget, as prepared by the school committee. and ap- proved by the voters. totals e7s.obo. This represents an increase of s. l49.s5 over ths actual expenditures of fa27-.s. The greater portion of the increased appropriation Will bs utilized for teachers increases.
 Tho report o' Treasurer William Muir for the year ending June :lst shows assets Of 3s1,So:6S, this amount including only the cash on hand and the amount due from the collector The liabilities. repre- sonted by bond issue Of $l4.ooo for the Federal Hill school and bonds of s26o,o0o for the John J. Jenning. school.
 The salary of the clerk and treas urcr was increased aA last ntght. meeting from SIS to Sioo . year.
 Gornan.M Marsh
 St. Joseph's church was the scene of 2 very pretty wedding at 9 o'clock this morning when Miss Matilda Magdalen Marsh, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Andrew V. Marsh of 1a Earl street, became the bride of Harold Joseph German, son of Mfr. Hunnar <. Anderson of Newell aye rue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Oliver T. Magneil, pastor ot st. Joseph's.
 Miss Daisy M. Brown of this city "as bridesmaid and Peter r. German Of New York city. brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Peter Marsh.
 lhe bride wore a gown of white satin with Duchess lace and pearl veil. caught with orange blossoms. the bridesmaid one of peach taffeta The home of the brides parents  where reception was rendered fol lowing the ceremony. was tastefully decorated with mountain laurel. the color scheme being pink and white. The gift of the bride 10 her attend ant was sterling silver mesh beg and of the bridegroom 10 the best man. set Of gold cuff links.
 Mrs. German is a graduate ct st. Joseph's parochial school. the Bris- tol High school and business college For the past few years she had been employed as cashier in the McGuffin store at l2o Main street. Mir. Cor man Is foreman at the factory of the Cooper Over Thermometer com. pany in Pequabuck
 Following . wedding trip by auto. mobile through Maine. New Hamp-
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