New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
trust and hope this will explain our recent efforts to you.
 . The Board of Assessors''
 Name Committee of Seven

NAW0 N0mmlttee or seven The committee of seven to in- vestigate revaluation has been ap- | pointed by the board of selectmen and will hold it's first meeting in the 1 selectmen's office at 8 o'clock to- morrow night. The committee con- sists of Henry $, Washburn, Stanley S. Gwlllim. Myron E. Rogers, ] Charles H. Newton. Cornelius Prior William Cooke, and Edward r. Prior, with First Selectman James Simpson as an ex-officio member. The selectmen. tried to appoint a group of men who would have the confidence of the townspeople and they feel that they have made good choices. The committee comprises manufacturers, merchant. q real estate man. and private citizens and represents a wide variety of in- terests.
 ! The members of the hoard of as sessors were not placed on this com mittee, the selectmen sald, because there seemed to be feeling against such a step, If the report of this com mlttee IS acted upon favorably at the adjourned town meeting. the asses sors will be placed on the group to carry reyaluation to a finish Parent Teacher Committees Tn order to advance the work of the Flainville Parent Teacher Asso- citation, the officers of the assocla ton have planned to carry out their | ideas with the aid of standing com mlttees. The members of: these committees have been chosen with a view 10 representing the varied ln- terests of the town and at the same [ time to promote united action of the i association as 3 whole The com mittees are as follows:
 Program Leon C, Staples, chair man. Mrs. Stanley s. Gw,llIm, Mrs, Howard Smith, Miss Helen Hurtad do Archer A. Macleod, Publicity: Miss Nathalie Case, chairman. C. Russell sherman. Refreshments: Mrs. w A Bailey. chairman; Mrs, Martin Casey. Miss Barbara Case.
 Hospitality; Miss Catherine Nc Carthy. chairman. Miss Marion France, Miss Esther Nelson, Mrs. I J. Birnbsum, Mrs. Frank Marinello, Mrs, H. R, Sedergren.
 i Membership: Mrs Ralph sey- mour. chairman. Mrs Raymond Neff, Mrs. Sebastian Pestlllc. Mrs, Wooster Williams, Mrs. Anna penhv. The association will hold q meet ing at o'clock Wednesday night in the high school gymnasium. pr. A E, Meredith, state superintendent of education, will speak on Junior High Schools" As the junior high plan has just been adopted here. the topic IS q timely one. An interesting evening IS assured and a large at tendance Is expected
 Funeral of Patrick Welch Funeral services for Patrick Welc Il were held at 2 o'clock this morning at his late residence. 1e1 Linden street. and at aso o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. Bernard Mccarthy of Norwich. 3 nephew Of Mir. Welch. celebrated q solemn high mass. Rev. John E. Fay was deacon and Rev. Austin r. Munich sub deacon, At the offertory c, Theodore LaBonne sang Ave Maria" and at the close of the mass he rendered Beautiful Land on High" The recessional hymn was Keep Me Close to Jesus"
 Burial was in St. Joseph s cemetery. where committal services were conducted by Father Munish and Father Mccarthy. The pall- bearers were Thomas Welch. Joseph Mccarthy. James Nolan, John Skin ner, Farrell Welch. and Martin Ser sin.
 Governor in Washington
 Governor and Mrs John H. Trum- bull and their daughter. Miss Flor ence Trumhuil, left last night for Washington. T.. C.. where they will be received by President and Mrs, Calvin Coolidge, Senator George F. Mclean will entertain them at din- ner this evening and they will spend the night at the residence of Sena- tor Hiram F. Bingham. They will call at the White House tomorrow and in the evening will attend 8 dinner given for the President aud Mrs. Coolidge by Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work. The Trum- bulls will return on Wednesday.
 Two Hearings Tonight
 Two important matters will be dis cussed before the town plan commits sion at it's meeting in the Town hall at o'clock tonight, A formal hear ing on the acceptance of lines on Forest street will be held. with resi- dents from both the Plainyllle and the Bristol sides of the street present
 A map of the latest plan for elin- mating the grade crossing on East street will be presented for public inspection. The public at large as well as the property owners who would be affected IS invited to take th,s opportunity 10 look over the plans. as the matter Is highly i'm portant cns for the whole town. The commission will endeayor 10 get the general line of opinions here and prepare for the hearing Tn Hartford next Monday.
 Women Voters lunch
 The Woman's Republican sssccla- ton of the fifth senatorial district will hold lunch Thursday st lc:i5 o'clock at the Hartford Woman s club. 17S Broad street, Hartford. The speaker will he Miss Maude Wetmore. president of the Woma $ National Republican club.
 All republican women of Plainville are cordially invited. Further infcr- nation may he obtained from any
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