New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
JUNE WEDDINGS
 ARE PERFORMED Ryder-O'Leary and Bradley
 Currie Nuptials Today CATHOLIC CLUB OUTING
Annual Event Held at Lake Com- bounce With Large Attendance Christian Endeavor Rally Will Be Held Here Friday-Bricfs.

The wedding of Harold Ryder, son Of Mrs Alice J. w. Ryder of 36 Maple street, Plainvi1le, to Miss Re- becca O'Leary of Southington took place in the rectory of St Joseph's church in Southington at 10 o'clock this morning. The Rev. William Do- Ian performed the ceremony. The couple was attended by Miss Lillian OLeary. a sister of the bride, and Ed ward Barrows, a cousin of the bride After a short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Ryder will live in New Haven.
 Bradley Curric.
 quiet wedding took place this morning at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Currie of 19a Broad street, when their daughter, Miss Mildred, was married to J. Cor don Bradley. Judd Donnelly and Miss Anna Chanda, both of New Brit ain, attended the couple. After trip to Niagara Falls, MT. and Mrs. Bradley will reside in Painville Mir Bradley will reside in Plainville. MT. ain Machine plant.
 Plan C. E. Rally.
 At the Plainville Congregational church chapel Friday evening at 8 o'clock. the third quarterly rally of the New Britain Christian Endeavor union will be held. The devotional service will be led by Rev. John L. Davis of the Methodist church. New Britain, and the address of welcome will be given by the Rev. William Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church of New Britain. There will be special music, a roll call and business relating to the society will be dis cussed. The awarding of banner to the union will be held, followed by a sScial hour. The program is: Praise service, led by the presidept; devo- tional service, the Rev. John l., Davis: music: business discussion: roll call; offering: address. by the Rev. Will liam Ross: hymn; the awardinA of the banner: benediction; social hour.
 A cordial invitation is extended O all. especially to the young people At- tending the other churches of Plain- vile.
 Catholic Club Outing.
 The banquet reception and dance of the Young Mems Catholic club of Plainville. Forestville and Bristol was held last night at Lake Compounce and was the first since the beginning of the World war. A large delegation from Plainville was present and dur ing the banquet a silent toast was of- fered to those who have died. Among them was the Rev. H. T. Walsh, P. H. Condon. Rev. T. J. McKenna, F. P. Kennedy. Joseph Cosgrove, stephen Cosgrove. John Bowen, Hugh V. Mac Donald. Joseph Cawley and Leo Prior, all of PIainville. Rev. Leo Sullivan gave several interesting talks. Spe ciaI cars were chartered for the mem- bers
 PIainvillc Population Increase.
 X report of the census takers for the town of Plainville shows there to be a population of 4,100 at the pres ent time. Comparing this to the one of 1910 which was 2,SS2. shows an increase of 1,21S. Charles F. Conlon of this town and Joseph E. Sturgess of New Britain acted as census talk CTS which covered a period of 10 days to complete the work. The area of the town in 1910 showed 6,020 acres. At the present time these figures are far below the area, as the town has grown to a great extent during the past 10 years. The rate of taxation at that time was 19 mills.
 Ladies' Aid Meets.
 There will be a meeting tomorrow afternoon of the Ladies' Aid society Of the Advent church at the home of Ms. Coombs of 174 Black Rock ave-