New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

R. K. Rochester, general mana ger: T. J. Skillman. chief engineer: C. c. Pennington. assistant general passenger agent: J. B. Large, gener- al traffic manager and w. B. Price, district freight agent.
 New Haven railroad-George NJ. Woods. freight traffic manager; Robert O'Hanley. division superin- tendent; w. J. Foran, travelling freight agent; c. A. Mitchell. divis- ion superintendent; J. o. Halliday, manager of transportation: G. G. Butler. superintendent of transpor tation; F. P. Kinney. general freight agent; J. A. Droege. general mana ger; N. M. Rice, vice president of purchases; E. E. Began, general manager.
 H. z. Sheffield. assistant general freight agent: John Douglas, assist ant general freight agent: John Hamilton. traffic manager of the Connecticut Go.
 Alanson F. Stewart, superintend ent of the New England Transpor- tation Co.
 Other distinguished guests are: Governor Trumbull: R. w. Burke, traffic manager. A. G. Spalding & Bros. Chicopee Mass; B. F. Curtis, traffic manager. Norton Co.,, Wor- cester. Mass; E. B. Jones, assistant traffic manager, Norton Co.,, Wor- cester, Mass: A. D. Fiske, district freight agent American Steel X Wire Co.,. Worcester. Mass; J. c. Hunting, general traffic manager, H. Pease, traffic manager. Bride port Brass Co.,. Bridgeport; A. D. Spang, traffic manager, Winchester Co.,, New Haven: Charles G. Phillips, National Folding Box Co.,, New Ha- ven: H. w. Richardson. traffic man. ager. American Electric Works. Phillipsdale, R. l.; w. F. Price, traf- fic manager, J. R. Williams Co.. Glastonbury: w. H. Stannis. Inter- National Silver Co.,, Meriden: H. H. Hoyt. Whitney Mfg. Co.,. Hartford.
 Brief Speeches at Banquet
 Speeches were brief at the lunch- con at the Shuttle Meadow club and consisted almost entirely of the in- terchange of courtesies such as off, flcial welcome and expressions of ap- preciation.
 Pardon C. Hickey, president of the Chamber of Commerce intro- duced George T. kimball. who in turn announced that he had won- derful speech which he was not go- ing to deliver.
 General Atterbury followed suit with similar statement. adding that he appreciated the welcome extend ed him by the New Britain people.
 He said the Pennsylvania railroad looks upon New England as one Of its greatest feeders and feels that it is giving the best possible service to New England. He said the Penn- sylvania and New Haven railroads work together in perfect harmony and characterized President J. J. Pelly and one of the country's great est railroad men.
 Vice President Elisha Lee and Traffic Manager George D. Ogden of the Pennsylvania railroad ex- pressed their appreciation of the welcome accorded them and the meeting adjourned to the golf links.
 200 at Banquet
 Among the 200 or more present kirkham. corporation counsel; At- torney M. H. Camp. assistant at the luncheon were Judge John H. corporation counsel; w. L. Hatch, president of the W. L. Hatch Co.,: A. c. Kimball. president of Landers, Frary & Clark: Judge J. E. Cooper, vice president of the Stanley Works; Judge Edward NJ. Yeomans of the Hartford county superior court: F. A. Kirk. district freight and pas- senger agent for the Hartford New York Transportation Co.,; w. A. Casey, N. Y, N. H. & H. train- master: Isaac Black, general mana ger of Russell & Erwin: Joseph E. Leach. local freight agent: E. Allen Moore, former board chairman of the Stanley Works: Joseph Wuichet. representing the Connecticut Manu- facturers' association: A. N Abbe. secretary of the American Hardware corporations: Major Frank H. John- ston. president of the City Coal S Wood Co.,: Logan F. Page. vice pres ident of the Hart & Hutchinson Co.,; Lucius T.. Taylor. secretary of the American Hosiery Co.,; W. E. Att wood. chairman of the board of di- rectors of the New Britain Trust Go.
 Committees were as follows:
 General committees: J. F. Atwa- ter, chairman, American Hardware .G,<,s.s, lA.ss l. I