Connecticut western news., 1910-07-07

one accident has been reported. liar old Russell had his face powder blown from the premature explosion of piece of fireworks.
 c. E. Holcomb's team took fright at hrecracker and ran down sugar hill to the school house, where it was stopped. The hill is very steep and it is miracle that no damage was done to horses or
 We had a Fourth of July baseball game that again proved the superiority of Falls Village players over those out side. West Cornwall sent over an aggregation of ball talent to do us up, but we sent them home to ruminate, with score of g to 6 against them.
 The Dean-CIark Wedding
 On Thursday, June thirtieth. very pleasant event took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Dean when their daughter, Alice, was united in marriage to MT. Julius W. Clark of Bristol. Relatives of the bride and groom to the number of about forty
 
 was the officiating clergyman.
 The day was beautiful one, and at three p. m. while Mendelssohn's we'd ding march was played by Miss Helen c. Morse, the bridal company took their places under floral arch and there took their VOWS. The bride, dressed in white and earring white roses, was attended by her sister Miss Winifred,a ,and Dwight B. Clark brother of the groom was best man. After receiving congratulations, refreshments were served upon the lawn. Then the bridal couple entered an automobile and being generously supplied with rice and footwear, were driven to Bristol. A Great Burlington friend kindly provided the auto with a cowbell, whose merry tinkle could be heard as the bridal party party glided away. They will be entertained on their wedding trip by friends in Boston and Providence, and on their return will begin housekeeping in Bristol.
 The bride received many presents, uS6Iul ana DeauClLul.
 Personal Notes
 Chester Andrews spent the fourth at H. Lanes.
 Mrs. Myron Wells of Torrington has been visiting N. L.. Gray.
 Edward Kelhir, an old time resident here, and his wife, spent the Fourth at Mrs. Ida Heath's.
 Miss May Willard, graduate nurse, from the Pittsfield School or nurses, is here with her mother and has been quite busy since graduation. She spent the week in Boston.
 w. T. Pulver and wife spent Sunday and the 4th here with Frank Reed.
 Dr. Crump of the borough of the Bronx, New York, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Skiff.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi Sanders, Whiteboro, are visiting at A. s. Davis, their son. in-law.- e
 Miss Annie Palmer, Pittsfeld, spent the fourth at Cecil Holcomb's.
 Quite number of people from here went to Harrington to attend the races, on the 4th.
 Rev. Lee M. Dean, Minneapolis, and Harry O. Dean of Cambridge are at home here on visit.
 Miss Clara E. Durham, teacher at New Haven schools, is home on visit here.
 Miss Gertrude Burnett and Harrison Wells, of Bridgeport. are guests of Mrs. E. B. Ward.
 Henry R. Wolf, Jr., Columbus, O., is visiting here.
 Dr. E. G. Rowland, Everett, Ky. spent Friday in town and left Saturday.
 R. A. Beers, New Haven, was week end guest of Lucy 0. Randall.
 Mrs. Amos Beecher and son, Winsted, are visiting Mrs. Beecher's sister. Miss Minnie Jacoby.
 S. W. Morris and S. w. Morrie, Jr, wife and son spent Sunday here as guests of Miles L. Blodgett.
 Kilmar Moore and wife were here over the fourth.
 Miss Louise Gibbs, Kent, has been visiting her brother, Arthur s. Gibbs.
 Mrs. Frank H. Reed is visiting in New York
 Dr. Theodore Watson, New Haven, was home for the 4th.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Grinnell, Waltham, Mass, ,are visiting Mrs. Grinnell's father and sister here.
 John Taylor, New York, and Miss Dora Brinsmade, Bridgeport, were guests of Miss Alice E. Dean, over the 4th.
 Dwight c. Kilbourn, clerk of the SUD- erior court, was in town Friday on bus iness.