New Britain herald., 1918-09-17
", (. Hart and F. 5. Spencer Named for Town SeleCtmen
SAILOR AND SOLDIER MARRY

nleetlnS was called to OrQer aC S o'clock. Harry Castle was nominated as moderator.
 The following men were noninted for town officers for the soming cleo ton:
 Selectmen--W. c. Hart and F. s. Spencer.
 Collector of Taxes-Charles Buell..
 Assessor-John F. Wade Jr.
 Consta0oles-John E. Conlon, Robert E. Sturgeon, Stephen Leonard, Freder- iclk W. Scott.
 Grand Jurors-,A. H. Dresser, ". J. Foran.
 egistrar-Alfred D. Cady.
 Board of Relief--E. F. Prior,
 School Committee-FranL G. Os- borne.
 Library Dircctor-William J. Foran.
 Authorizing G. Osbonc.
 Nicol-Rreton.
 A very pretty war wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Isabella Nicol of BurneH avenue at o'clock yesterday afternoon, when Miss Louise Marguerite Breton and William Nicol were united in marriage by Rev. c. R. Strobe1
 The bride was attired in a handsome travelling suit of navy blue, and was attended by the grooms mother and sister.
 Mir Nicol enlisted in the navy dur ing the early period of the war. He is a, first-class machinist and is sta toned on the T.. $. s. Baglcy. He is on a six-day furlough and will leave for his ship on Thursday morning.
 The brides home is in York Village Me. and she is a nurse at the Ports mouth Navy Yard. She will reside at the home of her husband after Octo- Der 1.
 Knox-WcdIal8c.
 At 7:30 last evening, Miss May H. Wedlake, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Wedlake of 625 Stanley street, New Britain. became the bride of Pri- vatc Arthur Knox. formerly of Red Stone Hill, Plainville, and now sta toned at Camp Dcvens. The cerc- mony took place at the homo of Rev Warren F. Cook of Cedar street, New Britain.
 The couple was attended by Clar- ence Anderson of this town and Miss Fannie Wedlake, sister of the bride. The bride wore a dark blue travelling suit and the groom was married in the uniform of the United States army. Hmm ediately after the wedding the couple started on a trip to New London. The groom must report at Camp Devens Wednesday morning. Mrs. Knox is a clerk at the Commer- cial Trust company and is a very pop ular young lady.
 Post Office Vacancies.
 The United States Civil Service com mission will hold a competitive exam ination at New Britain, Conn.,, on Sep tember 2S, for the positions of clerk and carrier in the post office at Plain vile, Conn. Applicants must have reached their 18th birthday but not their 45th birthday on the ate of ex- animation, and must be citizens of the United States. Further information may be had at the post office.
 Liberty Loan Meeting.
 A meeting of the Liberty Loan Com mittee will be held tonight at s o'clock in the banking rooms of the Plainville Trust Company. The Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan drive Starts September 2S and the commit tee will appoint subcommittee and make plans for the drive.
 Agricultural Fair. "A Plans for the first annual fair to be held under the auspices of the
 
 September 20 and 21, are practically completed The committee in charge of the fair wishes it called to the at tenton of all applicants that all entry blnks, properly filled out must be re- turned to William to William J. Foran. of II Pine street, tonight. All products to be exhibited, except cook ed food must be delivered at Grange Hall by i D. m. September 20. Entry blanks may be secured at the post office, Ryder's store, and from mem bers of the committee.
 Leave for Georgia.
 Five men will leave Plainville to- morrow morning for Camp Greenlaf. Gorgia. Gorge F. Seymour is the only Plainville man going with this contingent. The others are from Berlin, Bristol and Southngton.
 Urge Single Delivery.
 The grOcers of Plainville have re- ceWed circulars asking them to co-op- crate with the government and make only one delivery a day, and of orders ot one dollar or more. AS yet no definite actin has been taken on this request. Several of the stores in town make only one delivery as it is so their methods will undergo no change.
 Food Sale Friday.
 The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold food sale in the Methodist chapel Friday afternoon at 4 p. m.