New Britain herald., 1915-11-11
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form of affording an evening of pleas ure. Refreshments will be served.
 Erickson-Webster.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Gertrude Webster, Webster of Berlin, and John Oscar Erickson of Dwight street, New Brit ain. The ceremony will take place December 1 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Leland Gwatkin.
 Want Building Edne.
 There is considerable agitation among the residents of the Beech Swamp road in favor of the town adopting a building line. This is one of the fastest growing parts of the town, three houses being con- there at present. One of the houses is some distance in front of the others on the right side. Neighbors of the owner have asked him to keep his place in line with the remainder of the buildings on the street. He is contemplating having a barn built in the rear of the house and does not think he will IdVS IoOlIl lOI It II IlC IlioNCo the house back. Of course the neigh bors do not blame him for that but they are of the opinion the town should adopt a building line so there will be no discord in the future, when many more houses will be construct ed. ..
 Ford Overturns.
 Superintendent of Schools J. W. Dows and Miss Nellie Dunleavy, teacher in the Blue Hills school, are congratulating themselves today on their escape from serious injury yes- terday, when Ford touring car in which they. were riding was over- turned on the Blue Hills road. MT. Dows was taking Miss Dunleavy to the school from her boarding place. The wind was creating havoc with the cover of the machine and the driver stood up to fix the flap with one hand, the other being on the steer ing gear. Just as he was about to resume his seat the car swerved into the gutter and was overturned. Both the occupants were thrown to the ground, but fortunately escaped any injury.
 Moving Old Bridge.
 The new turnpike bridge will be open for traffic tomorrow night and some of the troubles of the selectmen will be at an end, for they have been busy keeping the detours in condition for the large number of automobiles which use them daily. Selectman Gibney started @ town team moving the steel of the old bridge to the town "a this noNrnirO The rio1 iS in excellent condition and will be very useful for the repairing of any of the other bridges around town.
 Kensington M. E. Church.
 Another large crowd was in at tendance at the second nights exer- cises of the Win My Chu1n" week which is being held at the church for four evenings this week. Last nights program opened at 6:30 o'clock when 100 persons sat down to 8 supper served by the Baraca class in the par Tor. At the close of the meal Mrs. Pickop entertained the children in one parlor while the older members gath cred in another and listened to the program of the movement, which was given under the leadership of Rev. Warren F. Cook of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church of New Britain. He with Rev. J. D. Roberts, pastor of the North church of Hartford, and Rev. J. l.. Brooks, pastor of the South church of Middletown, gave short ex- temporaneous addresses on the Meth odfst Forward Movement The re- marks were listened to with much at tention by their auditors. Oliver Nichols president of the New Britain