New Britain herald., 1918-09-12

Nuptials-Little Damage Caused By Fire at Hills Factory.
 The dates for the first annual fair to be held under the auspces of the newly organized Plainville Agricultural Association has been fixed for Septem- Der 20 and 21.
 The fair will open at Grange hall Pierce street, Friday evening Septem- Der 20 at 8 o'clock and contnue Satur- day afternoon and evening. <>U3tem- Der 21. No admission fec will be charged and the association expresses the hope that every man, woman and child in Plainvile Wil turn out to view the results of the summer work in gar dening, farming and the preservation of food products.
 At a meeting of the associations S general committed it was decided that the exhibits should be grouped in five principal divisions as follows:
 Vegetables raised at the Norton Gar dens.
 Vegetables raised in Plainville war gardens outside the Norton plots.
 Farm products.
 Canned and dried food products.
 Cooked foods.
 The Junior Food Army
 A. A. Mcleod and H A. Castle are responsbe for the Norton Gardens ex- hibit. Harry B. Stillman will have charge of the War Garden section. William J. Johnson will be in charge of the farm products Mrs. l.. L. Bras tow will superintend the canned prod ucts division. The food exhibit will be in charge of Mrs. 1T. A. Castle and Lewis A Mills, who has headed the Junior Food Army movement this sea- son will superntend the exhibit of that organization
 No products raised or made outside of Plainville will be admitted for exhi- 'bition this year as it is believed that there is ample quantity and variety within limits of the town to make a strictly local fair a success and that such an exhibition as is proposed will be a tremendous object lesson to the toWnspeoplc.
 Entry blanks vii be ready for dis tributiOn on Saturday next and may be had at the post office, Ryder's store and the Plainville Trust Company. from the department heads as noted above Or from the officers of the Agrri- cultural Association, Charles IT. Nor ton Ehales H. CaIor. Henry Trumbull and T. A. Lyman.
 Cash premiums aggrega ting $100 will be awarded to exhibitors from the Junior Food army and first sec ond and third prize ribbons to ex- hibitors in the other divisions The Junior Food arny premium list will l he ready f0n distribution within q l few days -'
 All entries must be made on the l regular form or entry blank and sent | to William J. Foran, II Pine street. 1 on or before Tuesday, September r. l aud all exhibits, with the exception | of cooked food, must be delivered at 1 Grange hall by i o'clock of1 Friday. 1 September 20. Tn view of the pres | ent necessity for conservation of food 1 and the elimination of waste and at 1 the suggestion of the state food ad- | cooked foods such as bread. cake and the like will be ex- hibited only between the hours of l and five p. m. on Saturday and such 1 exhibits must be delivered at Grange hall by i o'clock that day
 The Plainville Grange has been al
 
 is makis preparation of an elaborate display.
 While the reports thus far received by the general committee insure a splendid exhibit in all departments. nevertheless the association is hope ful that every gardener farmer and every person in town who has put up a supply of canned or dried products for the winter will send something To the fair as an indication of tho that is taken in the food problem of the present time.
 RaymOnd-JenninCs.
 A quiet wedding of local interest took place in Hampton on Sunday. when Allen M. Raymond of this town and Miss IeOnora Jennings were united in marriage by Rev. Charles Fogg, pastor of the Congregational church of Hampton.
 The groom i# we'll known in town where he is engaged in carpenter jobbins and building. He is also prominent Odd Fellow and mem Der of the local company of the State Guard.
 The bride is the daughter of MT and Mrs. Robert Jennings of Hamp- 'nn. formerly of Newfoundland, N. S. Previous to her marriage she was a teacher in East Cranby where she was prominent in Red Cross work.
 They will reside on Southington Avenue, in this town, and will be at nome to their friends after October [.
 Fire at Hills Factory.
 Edwin II. Hills, owner Of the Ed win It. Hills factory on North Wash neton street is firmly convinced that JlnX is lowering over his place in he form of danger from fire. At l2:30 clock yesterday the fire department was called out to answer an alarm at he factory TI,-n l,ln Ln AraS Smnll and 1