New Britain herald., 1930-03-20
SELECTMEN NAME. SEWER COMMITTEE
Personnel Of Zoning Commission
 to Be Announced Later
MRS. JAMES BOSWELL DIES
High School Team is Defeated By Litchlicld-Appcal Made to Public By Nurse Association-Fathe Fay is TranSfcrrcd-Othcr Items.

At a meeting of the board of se- | lectmen held last evening in the | Town hall, a sewer committee con- sisting of r. l.. .Benzon, F. T. Wheeler II. c. Washburn, Joseph Mccarthy, and w. II. Carpenter was named to investigate regarding the disposal of sewage in Plainville. The selectmen were authorized to appoint this committee at the special town committee held Monday evening in the auditorium at the high school.
 The sewer committee is composed of prominent men who are greatly interested in the sewage problem. Mir. Benzon is the chairman of the | PlGinville Chamber of Commerce sewer committee which has been working on the project for the past | year. .Thc committee is expected to confer with the city authorities of Bristol in regard to erecting a joint sewage plant. At the town meeting a motion was passed ordering the committee to make a report in not more than one year. It is exepcted that the group will accomplish its work in q much shorter period. <, The personnel of the Zoning com mission also authorized Monday might, will be completed and an nounced by the board of selectmen within a short time. This committee will also consist of five members and l,-th ( l1 I,-,, Ri Nf establishing q zoning system here.
 Mrs. Margaret Boswell
 Mrs. Margaret Boswell, 4S, pro- prietress of the Maplehurst, and wife of former Fire Commissioner James Boswell of SS West Main street, died o'clock last evening from a cerebral hemorrhage. She had apparently been in good health, ani her death came as q complete 1ad shocking surprise to relatives ant friends.
 She took care of her household duties during the day as usual and visited friends in the afternoon. Shortly before 6 o'clock she com- plained of queer feeling in her eyes and began to grow weak. She called her husband and requsted him to get a doctor and priest, stating that she felt that her death was near
 Dr. George F. Cook was called but found Mrs. Boswell beyond help when he arrived. Rev. John E. Fay Of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy administered the last sacrament Of the church. An ambulance was called from the New Britain Gen. eral hospital but was not used after Dr. Cook had made his cXamina- ton.
 Mrs. Boswell was born in Platts- burg. N. r., but had lived here for 'j q number of years. She was well known and had a large number ot friends. She took an active interest in the affairs of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. She conducted the Maplchurst, q popular tourist room- ing and boarding house recognized by national tourist agencies. Besides her husband, she is sur viVed by her mother. Mrs. Julia LaGoy who had been living with hcr during the past year and only a week ago left town on a visit and : therefore was not present at hcI daughters bedside: one sister. Mrs Rose Suprenant of ChaZy. N. Y, four brothers, Frank LaGoy ot Plattsburg, Leo and John LaGoy oi California, and Harry LaGoy oi : Plainvillc.
 The body is in charge of w. A
 Bailey & Co. and will be moved tc : Plattsburg tomorrow. Funeral serv, ices and burial will take place there on Saturday..
 Father Fay Transferred Rev. John E. Fay. pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy fol the past II years, has been ap.