New Britain herald., 1920-06-08
PALNKzLLE NEWS.
CURTISS- THOMPSON WEDDING

CURTISS-T THOMPSON WEDDING Rev. E. c. Gillette Oficiates at Nup-
 tials This Afternoon-Food Sale To-
 morrow-schooI Children Have
 Outing-I. O. O. F. Initiation. of 1920 at the Plainville Grammar cipal Orrin l.. Judd. The class this year numbers 2s, which is less than the number of last years. .Ac- cording to the markings, IT pupils have attaiped an average of S5 per cent or er in their studies. The followinANbupils are on the honor roll: Miss Clara Louise Struntz,. valedieturian; Howard Wilson Ryder, Jr.. best salutatorian: Admundin De- razio, Evelyn Dorothy Clark, Mar garet Anne Beaulieu. Henrietta Jane Castle. Viola Aurelia Spencer. Kath- erine Grace Farrar, Helen May Ryan. Evelyn Ruth Swanson, Beatrice Julia Zicknoff, Eleanor Maude Furrey. Carl Gustaf Erickson. Florence BuSher Thompson. Floye Evelyn Baker, Kenneth Paul Selander and Mabel Miles Byington.
 The graduating exercises will take place on Thursday afternoon. at 3 o'clock in the Congregational church. New pupils are entering the school every week and the question of ad- ditional rooms is keenly felt. There are about TOO children attending the school now. with only IT rooms to be used.
 Curtiss-Thompson ' A quiet wedding took place this af- ternoon at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Howard A. Thompson of 149 Broad street, when their daughter, Miss. Anna. was married to Clafepce Rurdehe Curtiss of Avon. Rev. E. C. GillehS of the Congrega- tional church perfo,- -ned the cere- mony. Miss Helen F1r acted as bridesmaid, while F. Fol cousin of the groom. was best maANhe we'd ding march was played by M>ss Flor ence Thompson, a sister of thNbride. After a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss will reside in Bristol. Mir. Curtiss is employed at the Sew Departure Manufacturing company Of that place. Mrs. Curtiss was formerly employed in the cost department of the Trumbull Electric Go.
 Food Sale Tomorrow
 Tomorrow afternoon at i.3o o'clock, the Sunday School committee of the Congregational church will hold 2. food sale at the church parlors. Mrs. velma Eaton Kent is in charge of the sale and anticipates large attend ance. The proceeds will be used for the exercises of the Sunday school children.
 Martha Rebekah Initiates.
 A class of candidates received the first rank degree of the Martha Rebekah lodge. at Odd Fellows hall last evening. The lodge recently jour- neyed to New Britain and conferred the same degree upon a class for the Stella Rebekah lodge.
 Schooi Childrcn's Outing.
 The Pinnacle and Good Luck cook ing clubs of the Plainville Grammar school. accompanied by Principal Orrin l.. Judd and their teachers. en- joyed an outing at Lake Compounce after school hours this afternoon. The youngsters cooked part of their own meals.
 
 The approaching marriage of Miss Lena White, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank White of Whiting street, to Raymond James of Unionville. will take place the latter part of next week.
 Miss Josephine Stewart, daughter of Mrs Alfred Stewart, of 227 West Main street, will be marriad to Ed ward Hoffman of New Britain. June 2I. The wedding svill be at the nome of the bride and will be a quiet. cere- mony. ~
 Business places will close at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow. in acclnd Ince with regular summer schedt Wednes- day afternoon closing. Lumber of the merchants have anhoUhced their intention of remaining open. but the majority of them will observe the closing rules,
 To Marry Tomorrow.
 Harold Ryder. son of Mrs. Alice J. w. Ryder of 36 Maple street, will be married to Miss Rebecca O'Leary of Southington tomorrow morning. The wedding will take place at 10 o'clock in St. Joseph's rectory. in Southing- ton. and the ceremony will be per- formed by Rev. William Dolon. Ed ward Barrows of Broad street, a cousin of the bride. and Miss Lillian O'Leary, a sister of the bride, will at- tend the couple.
 Town Topics.
 Mrs. Mary Wagner of West Main street will attend a wedding tomor- row in New Haven.