New Britain herald., 1918-03-07
p ainviaae News MISS FOSTER BRIDE
 OF NEW YORK MAN
Frank Van AIstyne of Maple Val-
 ley Takes Wife Here
HOW TO GROW FOOD
All Men Interested in Gardening ln- vited to Attend Meeting of C0Dsrc- gatsonal Club and Learn How to Plant

Plant.
 Mrs. Ethel N Foster of Plain,-ille
 and Frank Van Alstyne of Ma pie
 Valley New York, were married at the rcCtory of the Episcopal church yesterday morning by Rev. Robert H.
 Burton. The couple were attended by the Misses May and Jennie Cook and
 the bride was given in marriage by
 her father, C. N. Ellsworth. There
 were several other guests present from
 out of town. The bride was dressed in a travelling suit of blue. The couple left on a wedding trip shortly after tthe ceremony. They will se- side in Maple Valley.
 When, How, What to Plant.
 A. A. Mcleod, president of the Con-
 gregat1onai Brotherhood of the Plain vile Congregational church and chair man of the Norton Gardens com mittee, will be in charge of the meet
 ing for all men who are interested in gardening and who are desirous of obtaining plots for planting on the Norton farm. The meeting will be
 held tom orrow evening at the chapel of the ongregationa church and
 
 secured Among the spea kers for the event will be Harold A. Brundage,
 who will have for his subject Home Gardens, What to Plant, When to Plant and How to Cultivate' MT
 Brundag ge has had a great deal of ex- perience in farming and market gar 1 dening and his address will be of in- ] terest to those who intend to take the l opportunity offered them by the free use of the land.
 l The meeting will be called at 8
 o'clock After the addresses the men 1 will enjoy a social hour. Refresh 1 m entss will be served. A general in 1 Vitation is extended to all the men of l the town who are interested. ! Cemetery Associatbon Meeting. ! The officers of the Pla anvilie Gene. 1 tery Association at a recent meeting l decided to hold the annual m meeting I of the association on Monday eve 1 ming at o'clock. The meeting will { be held in the town clerks office. 7 The reports for the past year will be ! read by the secretary and the treas ] urer and other matters of impocta nee 1 will be brought up. At the conClu- l sion of the business session the cleo l ton of directors for the ensuing l year will be held and other offices
 made vacant, by the redgnations will i be filled.
 The meeting is open to all thosS { who are interested in the association i and suggestions for the improvem ent | of the cemeteries of the town will be 1 heard and acted upon if deemed ] worthy.
 PiainviIIc Briefs. A months mind mass was ccle- ! brated this morning at the Church of , Our Lady of Mercy by Father Mae ] Donald for tho late John J. BoWen The F'orestcrs' club will hold a meeting on Friday evening at the ! club rooms on Pierce street. The
 meeting will be called to order at $ | o'clock and all members are request i cd to be present.
 Henry Meyers of West Main street 1 is confined to his home by an attack 1 of the grip.
 ] Sequassin lodge. No. "A. I. o. Q. r., 1 will meet tonight at headquarters on 1 West Main street at o'clock.
 The ". C. Y. L. of Plainville will 1 hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon 1 at o'clock at the home of Mrs F. ] M. Cowies of West Main street
 Miss Martha Hird of Whiting
 street is confined to her home by an l attack of the humps.