New Britain herald., 1915-12-27

pie tree which stood in front of the Brandegee's summer house stretched across the trolley track The trolley was but twehty yards away at the time anc 1t is considered very for tunate that the fall did not come a minute later. Selectman Gibney re- ceived many calls for the removal of trees and he sumomned the town workers and they worked from 1 o'clock until 9 o'clock removing the debris.
 Tn East Berlin most of the damage was done to trees, but. two chimneys on the house of William Shepard were blown down and the bricks scat tered to the four winds. A small shed in the Carbo brick yard was con- pletely dem olished, being blown from it's foundation and destroyed.
 The storm also had disastrous ef- feet on both the steam and trolley lines, many travellers waiting for hours in the depot while the trolley lines were run in a haphazard manner
 Carter Welsh.
 Edgar Robert, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs Edgar Robert Carter of Worth ington Ridge, and Miss Lauree Emma, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Cleve- land Welsh of New Brighton, Staten Island, New York, were married this afternoon at o'clock at the home of the bride. Rev. MT. Bo>worth, pas tor of the Fifth Baptist church, New Tory city, performed the ceremony The wedding was a quiet one, only a few friends and relatives being pres ent. The couple were unattended.
 MT. Carter was born on Staten Island. He was graduated from the Curtis High school in the class of 1905 and received the degree of M. E. from Stevens institute in 1909. Since graduation he has resided with his parents on Worthington Ridge and is employed as sales engineer by the Fafnir Bearing company of New Bri- tain. Miss Welch is also a native of Staten Island and is a graduate of the Ethical Culture school in New York
 The young couple vera the recipi- ents of many handsome and useful presents. After a honeymoon trip, which will be spent in the south, MT. and Mrs. Carter wil reside in New Britain. ....
 Lardner-Carho
 John Carbo of Kensington an-
 
 daughter, Miss Mary M. to Edward Joseph Normile Lardner of New Britain. The ceremony will be per- formed on January 13 at St. Paul's church, Kensington, by Rev. J. C.. Brennan, the pastor.
 Miss Carbo attended the New Bri- tain High school for a time and af- terward graduated from the Hunteing- CT Business college in Hartford. Since then she has been employed as secre tary to her father. She has been very prominent in church work and is popular among the townspeople. MT. Lardner is 9 native of the Hard ware city, being the son of John Lardner of Oak street with whom hN resides Ho is an alumnus of St. Mary's Parochial school and the New Britain. High school in the class of 1909. He has heen very prominent in athletics. having played halfback on the high school championshlp team of 1908. He was member of the baseball team for four years and afterward he palved with the Aetna Life Insurance team, both as player and captain. Since graduation he has been employed by the Aetna Life ln- surance company in it's home office. MT. Lardner is a member of St. Mary's church choi~ and the y. M. T. A. and B. society in tn" Hardware city and is Tery nonnlar.
 kcnsington M. E. Church..
 The regular rv~ok-night service which is held on Tuesday has been postponed until Friday this week.
 The Christmas entertainment of the