New Britain herald., 1915-06-03

in this vicinity as singer, will rem
der several vocal selections Musical
selections will also be given by
quartette, consisting of Louis Good
ric, John Thompson, David Emerson
and Joseph Wilson recitation will
be given by Arthur Moffatt. A song
will be rendered by John Thompson.
The affair will take the form of
smoker followed by a banquet.
George e. Green will act in the Of
fetal capacity as POSTMASTER. The
affair commences at o'clock sharp
and all members are requested to
be on time.
The regular meeting of the court
will be held at 7:3o o'clock this eve
ming in Forester's hall. It is planned
to have only a very brief session in
order to not interfere with the eve
ning's entertainment. Chief Ranger
Edward L. Michaels, will preside at
the meeting.
Local Man WEEDS.
Arson E. Niets. formerly a WELL
known man in Berlin was today unit
ed in marriage to Miss Frances Mo-
| MICA Hurley, daughter of MIR. and
| Mrs. r. J. Hurley of Lawrence, Mass,
The wedding was performed at IL
o'clock this morning by the Rev. j..
w. Barrett at the Congregational
parsonage, II Walnut street, Law
rance, Mass.
The bride was attended by Miss
| Grace Buckley of Moretown, MEM
Der of. the faculty at the Goddard
seminary where Miss Hurley was a
student. Waldo L. Phillips, of Bos-
! ton, was the groomsman.
The bride was attired in cham
payne silk poplin and carried brides
roses and lilies of the valley. Tho
ceremony was of very quiet nature
| and Immediately afterwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Vets left on a motor trip
! to Montreal, after which they will
| reside in Boston.
Arson e. aViets is the son Of
| George B. Viets, who moved to Bos-
ton this spring. The marriage of
! Mrs. Viets will be surprise to his
many friends in this town as it was
/ unknown to any of them that he. had
/ any matrimonial intentions. About
/ four or five years ago Mr.. Viets re-
manager of the New England sales
department Of the International
Correspondence school Of sctAnton,
Pa. His headquarters. are in Bos-
ton, but business interests call i'm
to almost every city Of any size in,
New England. 1t was while on one
of these visits to Lawrence, that he
first became acquainted with Miss
i Hurley.
Miss Hurley is one of Lawrence's
most popular young ladies. For
more than year she has been study
| ing in the music and domestic science
/ courses at Goddard seminary. tt
was with much surprise that the
seminary students learned Of her
marriage today as not any of them
had been let into the secret. She has
been a popular student nd has taxi
en- a most active part in all the So
! cial affairs at school. Before enroll
! ling at Goddard, Miss Hurley COM
pleted a course in the training school
for nurses at Carney hospital, in
South Boston.
Tabs Announce Program.
From the way that the tickets for
the st. PauFs Y. M. 7. A. and B. so
/ ciety's Minstrel show are selling, all
roads in this vicinity will lead to st.
Paurs parish hall on Main street,
kensington, tomorrow evening.
1t has always been the custom of
| the society since its infancy to give
/ q play annually. Some of the thes-
i plans showed marked ability in thea
itricals lines and bright futures were
predicted for them.
/ Versatility has always been the