New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
home of Robert o. Clark of East

home of Robert o. Clark of East Berlin.
 Officers for the coming year were elected at the meeting and super intendent was appointed. Many fla vorable comments were made as to the manner in which the burial place is kept.
 Frank L. Wilcox of Berlin was elected president of the group, and will be assisted in the administration of the affairs of the organization by Robert o. Clark as vice president, Ernest w. Mildrum as secretary and A. A. North as treasurer Victor Ben son was appointed auditor and Ho- bart Honiss was elected superintend- ent.
 Miss Snyder III
 Miss Viola Snyder, local visiting nurse, has been confined to her home with illness for the past week Her place is being filled by Miss Lucia Longhi, who was attached to the New Britain branch of the Visiting Nurse association for some time.
 Miss Snyder is not eexpected to be able to return to her duties until after the first of October.
 Truck Hits Fence, Driver Unhurt
 Travelling toward New Britain OH the Beech Swamp road yesterday afternoon, Robert Walsh of East Berlin. driver of a large truck, was forced off the highway, crashing into a fence guard about 200 yards south of Willow Brook park en- trance. The truck was demolished but Walsh escaped injury. The ac- cident Occurred when a small coupe containing three passengers, pro- ceeding in southerly direction, forced Walsh to leave the highway in order to avoid striking it. Walsh's truck tore down a section of the fence.
 The cab of the truck was partly shattered and the top rail of the fence was driven neatly through the radiator stopping at the dash board. The plank was a heavy 2:iG and probably would have done seri- ous damage to the driver had it gone into the cab.
 Woodruff Enters N. Y. '.
 Harvey L. Woodruff, IS, son of Town Clerk and Mrs. Arthur j.. Woodruff of Berlin, has entered New York university. Young Woodruff, who has been interested in music for some time, plans to continue his studies at the university.
 He was graduated from the New Britain Senior High school in the class of June, 1928, and during the ensuing year worked at the office of Landers, Frary & Clark in New Britain.
 Rummage Sale Saturday
 A rummage sale will be held to- morrow in Grange hall on Farming ton avenue between the hours of 2 and p. m., for the benefit of the Farm Grange, an agricultural or ganization.
 Sample Ballots Arrive
 Sample ballots for the election on October have arrived at the town clerks office. They are of the Aus tralian type, containing republican. democratic, and blank columns. The samples are red, whereas the real ballots to be used in the election ,Eill be white.
 The blanks come from the office of the secretary of state, William L. Higgins.
 Corn Inspectors to Leave The corn bOrer inspectors who have been on the New Britain Berlin pike, assert they will abandon their positions on October IS. The young sters who were working as inspec- tors when school opened have been replaced by older men.
 Bus and Sedan Crash Francis O'Connell of kensington, driving d sedan, crashed into the rear of a bus of the Connecticut Co. yesterday afternoon. No one was injured in eieher of the vehicles, and only slight damage was done. Patient At Hospital
 Mrs. Hunt of Worthingten ridge is patient at the Hartford hospital where she is undergoing treatment | for a fractured knee cap sustained last week when she slipped on d small stone in her yard and fell heavily.
 East Berlin Items l A baked bean supper will be , served by the Wesleyans this eve-