New Britain herald., 1919-11-13

London, who recently returned from overseas. She was married at home, which was beautifully decorated with evergreen and flowers for the Occa- sion. MT. and Mrs. Lougee received numerous gifts of china, cut glass and silver besides a large sum of gold. The couple left for a trip to Spring field, New York and Philadelphia.
 The bride is well known here hav- ing taught at the Warrington school for time and was very popular among the pupils and parents Miss Anna Scollon, one of the local teach CTS, attended the wedding.
 Cradle Notes.
 A son. Francis Thomas, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brayne at their home in Berlin, on NoVem Der g. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs Angelo Ciprian on November 9 at their home in Berlin.
 Waiting Station Wanted.
 The rain did not deter thirteen commuters from the daily walk to Lincoln's this morning to catch the car and save their two cents. When they reached that point the car was not forthcoming, resulting in a long wait in the rain, and it did rain ac- cording to some of the victims who were drenched to the skin while waiting. Every one of the thirteen vowed this morning that they would petition the trolley company to put waiting station at Lincoln's for shelt- CT from the rain and cold.
 D. A. R. to Meet.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter of the D. A. R. will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. $. M. CowleS in Kensington Mrs Carlton Hazen will render piano solo after which F. J. Theodore of New York will ad- dress the members on the subject, "As Others See Us" All the mem bers are urged to attend the meet ing.
 To Have Movies.
 The East Berlin Improvement com pany will run moving picture pro- gram tomorrow evening at Athletic hall. Last week the society had the Ivy Minstrels to entertain. The socie- ty will continue to run a program every Friday evening if the people will support the movement Fair Opens This Evening. The T. A. B. society will open it's fair this evening at the hall with "l entertainm to be furnished by the Ivy minstrels of New Britain. Tne society is hoping for the support Of ! the entire community in it's venture and will give an elaborate program i each evening. Tomorrow evening 1 drum corps from all over the state | will come to Kensington to partici- to in, at 10 hal 1 which prizes will be given The vari- { ous corps will give a parade about the 1 town before entering the hall. Some of the best companies in the state are i expected to be on hand. East Berlin Items. ! The regular weekly prayer meeting 1 of the Methodist church will take l place this evening in the church 1 parlors.
 There will be a meeting of the | Modern Woodmen this evening in the 1 room in Athletic hall.
 l The w. J. R. c. will hold a special 1 business meeting this evening at 7:3O I o'clock at the home of MT. Read. ! MT. and Mrs. Olaf Benson were serenaded at their home on Wilcox 1 avenue last evening by number of 1 friends.
 The East Berlin bowling team took two games from a team from New Britain last evening"
 There will be a rehearsal of the minstrels this evening at the hall.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Colonel C.. M. Jarvis and wife have returned to their home in New York