The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-18
BRISTOL

The Boy Scout camp committee, consisting of Frank s. Merrill, chair man, Peter Cawley, Townsend Treadway. Robert Abbott, Edward Coe, A. B.. Nelson and Frederick Scudder, will go to Goshen to-day to inspect the Boy Scout camp and make all arrangements for the opening of the camping season on July 2d.
 Chairman Merrill stated last night that between 200 and 250 boys will attend the camp this summer The camp will be in charge of Scout Executive Alfred H. Breckbill. It is expected that the camp will be turned over to the Bristol Girls club during the latter partof the summer.
 Made Lieutenant
 Louis A. Dainty. of 2S Condon road, this city, was notified to-day by the adjutant general of the Con-. necticut National Guard of his ap- pointment to the second lieutenancy in headquarters company, 169th ln- fantry. c. N. c. He succeeds Second Lieutenant Francis J. Sullivan wno has been transferred to Company T. fo replace Second Lieutenant Rob- ert Swanson, resigned.
 LlGuleHdHI lDdlhby iS s'NNhNN v treasurer of the Bristol Memorial Works. Inc. and enlisted in the na- tional guard as private.
 Case Continued
 The case of Frank Mijeski of Fl Putnam street, Hartford, whose auto struck standing trolley car on North Main street, late Mon. day evening was continued in court today by Prosecuting Attorney An tholy J. Rich until June 3Oth. Will liam Kantorski of Woodbine street, n messenger in the automobile. was cut About the face and head and was treated at the Bristol hospital Tor his injuries. Both the auto and the troi7ev were damaged in the colll- sion.
 TO Examine Children
 Dr A. $. Bracket, school doctor, and the school nurses are at pres ent engaged in examining those children of pre-school age durlhs this week.
 On Thursday and Friday of this week they will examine the children of inc Sarah F. Reynolds and Greene Hills school districts. EX ar,fnations at the first mentioned school will take place beginning at 1a:i5 on Thursday and at 2:lo FIT FIT dav 1he children of the Greeherhhis school will be examined.
 Graduation Exercises The 49th annual graduation eX- ercises of the Bristol public schoois took place beginning at ocloSh last night in the auditorium oi an1 Bristol high school, when .,ou,. aiohth grade pupils received tneir diniomas from Karl A. Reiche, su- nerintendentof schools. An interest inc, nrorram featured by the address nf Arthur S. Barnes of the board or o,rcation and editor of the Brlstol Dress. was presented for the reia- lives and friends of the young slao ,,atas Rev George Withey, pastor ne the Asbury Methodist church ln Eorestville, delivered the lhVoca- tion' and in addition, there were musical numbers by the grammar @ school orchestra, musical soios py various graduates ana reei'ao"' hv pupils of each school.
 The Manhattan Tent Colony op, erated by Walter Hartwlg, VIII open ;t. f;fth season on June 29th at the TS town hall on lower Main street. r,,nber of plays will be presented at that location during the summer .sonths by pupils of the school. The moiorv a training school for the stsge will be composed Of puplis Sro1, ali sections of this country ln- a1,,diry a few from this city. SUI danta will reside in private homes about the city during ther stay here. har. of inc Colony will present seVerai piasS at r >OeSS HnrinR JulY and August.
 TO Attend Convention
 postmaster Frank $. Merrill Will DO to New Bedford, Mass, to-day to Eaw England Postmasters assocla- lion which is being held III ,nal attend the annual convention or the attv to-day. tomorrow and Satur- day. .,,s
 Marriage intentions have been hieo at the office of the city clerk py 1o- seph Isadore Mills of 56 Kelley s.ree.' Q. ana Miss Alice F. Doucette or z4 Ianes street. and by Peter $. wat ,.as of Lebanon, and Miss Anna Czertak of Pine street.
 Grange Meeting
 on Friday night of this week, the rer,iiar meeting of the Bristol Grange will take the form Of a sur nrise ngiht" and all H1emoers a,e urged to attend the most enJoyapie meeting that is anticipated. A five- pieced orchestra will provide music for dancing and at the close or the meeting. -
 Spirituaiists Meet
 on Wednesday at Lake com pounce. the Compounce Spirltualsts association of this city held its an uual meeting throughout the day A husiness session was held at 10 a. m. and at noon, and dinner was served in the pavilion. The afternoon ses- sion opened at 2 o'clock with lec-- ture h Rev. William C. Whitney Of Springfield, Mass. following which there were three psychic greetings Jessie $. M. Hebert of New fork clty was the soloist and was accom- panied at the plano by clin strong of Hartford.
 Twilight League
 A meeting Of the Twilight base . ball league will be held Friday at 7:30 D. m. at city hall when all en- try lists will be considered in max Ing up n schedule. it was voted to start the league on next sunday win nine teams already having sig nilsa their intentions of entering the nrlstol students Among Honor Men
 at Vale
 TWO NflNtol students who are At' f9ndIa1 Yale university Aro among