New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
lodge of sorrow will be held.
 Secretaries 10 Ely

] lodge of sorrow will be held.
 Secretaries to Fly
 Secretaries and assistants Of Chamber Of Commerce bureaus and members of the Connecticut 1 Commercial Secretaries association are being entertained by the local chamber at Judge William J. Malone's reservation in Forestville this afternoon and evening with sports, dinner and airplane ex- cursions. At least 50 commercial ! executives were on hand for the festivities and activities
 The program. starting at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. consisted of out ] door sports, under the supervision ] of Fire Chief John H. Hayes, and air flights from Stephenson field in last Bristol. Arrangements to en- tertaIn the air-minded secretaries were made with J. Gordon Warner. president of the Bristol Airport, i Inc, to have Reliable Flying Serv- ! ice planes at the airport. At 6 o'clock q steak dinner will be served by H Pelligrini, caterer. after which a business meeting will be teld and officers for the year will be elected
 Dancing. with music hy group Of Bristol harmony masters. will follow. The feature of the dance program will be grand march. prompting 10 he furnished by Fire Chief Hayes
 ingraham-Groser
 Miss Dorothy Groser Of Newtoun and Norman Inrraham. son Of MT. and Mrs. Chester T.. Ingraham Of la7 Grove street, Bristol. will be married at the First ngregational church on June ,0 by Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor, 1t has been an Eounccd
 Deeds Tiled Today
 Property and buildings on Pros pect street have been sold by John r. 10 Rose M. Hayes. according to q warranty deed filed at the office Of the city clerk today. The Gen eraI Roofing Co. has auit-ciaimcd land m this city to Michael Para doWshi and Herbert X. Gillette, ac- cording to ? second decd filed.
 Bristol Youth Honored
 Charles Dem2rcst the son Of Mir and Mrs. Charles Demarest Of SI Wolcott street. a sophomore at Bates college in Lewiston. Me. has been awarded $500 scholarship to de- fray the cost Of years study at Gniyorsitlcs in France during his junior year
 Dcmarest was graduated from the Bristol High school in the class Of 1927. having attained an average of 91 per cent for four years 10 be the ranking pupil Of the class He was salutatorian in his final year, after which he matriculated in Trinity at Hartford. being obliged 10 leave be- cause Of ill health. In September Of 1928 he enrolled at Bates, where he led the freshman class and as a re- su1t was awarded the scholarship.
 He IS studying French under Pro- lessor Richard r. Mezzotero. In France Demarest will first take general preparatory course at the University of Nancy for three morths under the direction Of Pro- lessor Charles Bruneau. followed by the pursuance Of q regular course in Paris at Sorbonnc. Tn 1882, he will return to Bates to complete his senior year and 10 graduate.
 Tho scholarship obtained by the
 
 der the supervision of the University Of Delaware.
 Blimp Coming Here
 J. Gordon Warner, president of the Bristol Airport. Inc, has TO- ceived word from A. G Wadsworth Of the New England Airship Corp. 10 tae effect that 2 lighter than air snip will visit Bristol on June 10 for the purpose Of introducing that type Of passenger service 10 . Bristol. IL UIll be the first time that q dlricible will land on local soil.
 Greene-Hille Examination
 ThecXamination Of children who are to enter the Kindergarten class Of Greene-Hills school, Forestvillc. took place in the children's class room Of the school this afternoon at f o'clock instead of Friday after noon as originally planned by the board Of cducation
 High School Loses. : to 3
 The Bristol High school baseball team dropped a decision to the High school nine at the local athletic filed yesterday after noon. : 10 }. t being the second loss to the SIX City crew this year.
 White Bristol moundsman. WIS shelled in the first inning in favor or Curtiss after he had al- , lowed the visitors three runs. His successor was given cratic support ard h, adding . few safeties. th. visiting aggregation garnercd four more runs.
 BristoFs m0Gndsmen. Curtiss and White. each po]ed out pair Of 7HnGlc5 and featured at bat for tho locals while McConkey enemy thir,l ,aseman. anI Hedlund. outfield=r. were outstanding at the plate for he winners. Louie LaPonte's tHa- oly smack in the third semester. ras the longest Of the matlnce. The score.
 BRISTOL HIGH
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