New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

church, where services will be con- ducted, at o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, Burial will be in St Joseph's new cemetery.
 Born att Black Lake. Province of Quebec, Canada, where her younger life was spent, she came to this city at the age Of six years to live. lnti her illness she had been em mpioyed al the New Departure Mig. Co. Sur viying are the parents; three sisters, Mary, Antoinette and Lena Gagne: and two brothers, Philip and Lau- ricr Gagne. all Of Bristol.
 Boy Scout Camp 10 Open
 The camp of the Bristol council, Boy Scouts of America, located in West Goshen and known as "Coch- ipianee," will officially open on Wednesday, July ?. The current staff in charge will journey to the camp Saturday 10 complete last min ute preparations and for final in struction. The camp is situated in a beautiful spot on Lac Du Chien.' q healthy body of water, and com prises 124 acres Of territory. On the property are 10 cabins, a num- Der of tents and Indian tepees, all fully electrically equipped. mess hall Of 200 capacity is situated in the camp.
 Especial attention will be given to exercise and diet this year. Fred A. Haefer Of the Avon School for Boys has been engaged as chef and other rIr1 .t. f. forming the tasks to which they have been assigned, have been em- ployed. The staff of 1880 will con- sist of the following members: Scout Executive Alfred H. Breckbill, camp manager and director; Walter Law renee, assistant director and quarter master: Eagle Scout Kenneth Benoit, transportation and afternoon pro- gram; Commodore Ernest Robideau, waterfront supervision assisted by Eagle Scout Carlton Beckstedt; Eagle Scout John Brooks. craft shop; Eagle Scout Bert Phalen, cub camp director assisted by Scouts Robert Gordon, Ronald Hunt, and James Rogers; Eagle Scout Bernard Stanwood. evening activities; and h. structors Neil Murphy, Boris Tkach. Henry HummeI. Charles Mccarthy, George Jodoln. Philip Belanger.
 July 1, 1t has been announced, will be celebrated at the camp in safe and sane manner, with the use Of blanks and pistols prohibited. The day will be devoted in full by the scouts 10 the playing Of games and water sports and the witness ing Of q grand display of fireworks at night. Parents and friends ot the campers have been invited 10 visit the camp on Sundays or eve nings Arrangements may be made, officials report to hold Sunday pie nlcs on the grounds,
 Reports show that there are about $50 scouts in Bristol Of this number Scout Executive Breckbill expects the larger portion to attend camp. the capacity Of which is about l50 boys.
 City League Games
 The Maple Ends and West Ends, the greatest athletic rivals in Bris- tol. will meet in the first game of twin baseball bill at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon al o'clock. In the second game the Plainville and Terryville clubs will mix. It Is ex- pected by circuit officials that one of the largest crowds of the cur rent season will turn out 10 see the frays.
 An abundance Of fireworks is an- ticipated as all four clubs have Teen drilling diligently since their last contests and expect 10 emerge vic torious Sunday The leading mounds men of the league will bo seryiced in the games, the opposing Of Speed Conway, West Ender. against Pete kaminski. youthful north end right-hander. being the feature. Plainville, considerably downhearted because of it's inabil ity to rise from the cellar, will use Louis Datoli who has been working splendidly in lis last two games. in an effort 10 check the adamant rush
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