New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
MARVIN EDGERTON
 DIES AT HIS HOME
Manufacturer, Former Assem- blyman, Heart Disease Victim
HULL IS HONOR STUDENT
Leads High School Graduating Class Report Option On Future Junior High School site N~s. Mary Casey Dies-Scouts Get Flag.

Casey Dies-Scouts Get Flag.
 Marvin D. Edgerton, aged g.. d.cd st his home, 138 Summer street this morning from heart trouble fol- lowing a long illness. He had been q prominent politician ard maau- facturer during his resi- .nce ill Bris. tel, which extended over period Of 46 years. it the time Of his death, Mir. Edgcrton was proprietor cf the Penheld Saw works, situated on Riverside avenue, having former ly been superintendent of the Bristol Mfg. Co, located or Riverside ave- rue, wners knit goods were made for many years. The huge wooden struc- ture is TOW utilized by the Con- necncut Light and Power Co.
 Born ln Holland or September 22. 1542, son Of Reuben and Laura Maria (starr) Edgerton, he was ed- ucated in the schools of his native village. Until 28 years of age. Mir. Edgerton busted himself working ia saTmllls and grist mills, later ac- cepting a position as salesman for D nationally known sewing machine firm ard travelling through New York and Pennsylvania. He came to Hartford and entered business when he finished salesma nship and then, in 1884, came to Bristol. being en1- p!oyed for seven years as an ac- countant at the E Y. Welch Co.,, Forestville, and later as superlnten- dent ot the Bristol Mfg. Co. In 1900 h. purchased the Penfeld Saw works, which he still owned at death.
 Tn politics, Mir Edgerton was a staunch republican. having been elected 10 the general assembly of the state from Bristol in 1912 on the c. 0. ?. ticket. He also served a. member of the assembly com mltteo on manufacturing He was member and former deacon of the First Congregational church He leaves his wife; a son, Marvin s.arr Edgerton, and q cousin. Charles W Edserton, all Of Bristol.
 44V U .itL al N III ld hc pIdCt II OIl the late home on Sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock, Rev Francis T Cooke, pastor Of the Congregational church, officiating Internnent will be n West cemetery.
 Cars Damaged
 Cars driven by May Mxnson Of Ea*- Main street. Terryville, and Philip Poulin ot n South Elm street, this city. coIlded at Jacob and Tulip streets at Sis o'clock last evening The lenders Of both cars were damaged. Tn the room Of police headquarters today the mat ter was continued until June o- hy Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich
 Return Of License
 4 return Of the marriage license c, Donald F, Chase. an electrician, Of 13I Kenney street. Forestville. and Edith N Peterson Of stanord avenue, Torestville. 10 the office Of the city clerk today revealed mat the couple were married in Hart ford by Rev. J Y. F. Belanger. q Roman Catholic nrlest. on May is.
 Deeds Filo1 Today
 Victoria Pletrorola has quit claimed land or Murray road 10 Louis Edelson, and Harry s. Bears has quit-claimed land on Gridloy street to Samuel Forman. according to deeds filed al the office Of the city clerk today Frank B Morse has dtnised land on Jerome avenue to Carlo Malerbo. according to d warranty decd filed.
 Funeral of Mfr. Anderson
 The funeral Of Eric Anderson Of II5 Brook street. ForestvIlle was held from the late home al oclock this afternoon. Rev. Hennlng John son officiating. Burial was ia For estvills cemetery.
 George Full Honor student
 An enviable average Of go per cent in his studies for 2 period Oi .ours years has brought George Syi- vanus Hull the highest honor 10 he bestowed on q Bristol High school student George IS the only pupil Y, Ill7 to attain high honors. Il others having percentages Of from S5 tc s9 10 secure positions on the hono7 roll
 The honor roll students are Fl vcna Lillian Adams, Bertha Frances Felixa Ceppa, Henry Foster Cook Mary Gertrude Crowley, Velma Louise Desmarajs. Helen Adele Dougella. Morris Ersaftzof, Allear Luella Ferris, Frederick Alfred HI. don Wilma Flora Meyer and Anr Mildred Wozenski
 Hull is valedictorlan at the loca institution and tonight, at the an.