New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
FOURTH IS WITHOUT
 SERIOUS ACCIDENT
One Business Man Arrested for Selling Fireworks Without Perimt
JEPSON-HOLLAND WEDDING
Mcridcn Man Takes PlainviIIe Girl as His Bridc-Grange Meeting To- American Eegion Post Meeting.

nisht-Baseban Players Active American Legion Post Meeting.
 Plainville was fortunate in having but small number of July 4 acci- dents this year. There were several youngsters injured but their hurts proved to be of a minor nature. The only fire which occurred was the avn ing of David Hirsch's store on West Main street. starting when a young ster threw a lighted firecracker upon it. The fire department was called and extinguished the blaze but the awning was destroyed
 Arrests Made
 Paul Leonard and John Pettanto, proprietors of the Palace of Sweets on Whiting street, were arrested Satur- day afternoon by Constable Moreno for selling fireworks without a permit Tomorrow they will be given a hear ing at 1 o'clock. A. A. Greenberg Of New Britain will appear for the de- fendants.
 Constable Moreno announced his intention of arresting six individuals today on complaint of their using abusive language and disturbing the peace.
 JcpSOn- HOiiand.
 The marriage of Miss Edna Rose Holland to John Russell Jepson took place carly this afternoon at the home of the bride on Maple street. Miss Anita Holland, a sister of the bride. acted as bridesmaid, while Stanley Jepson. a brother of the groom. was best man. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Robert H. Burton of the Church of Our Savior. Only inn mediate friends and relatives of the couple were present. After a we'd ding tour to the Niagara Falls, MT. and Mrs. Jepson will reside in Hart ford.
 Miss Holland is the daughter of Mrs w. J. Holland of Maple street, while MT. Jepson comes from Meri- den. and is employed by the Aetna Insurance company in Hartford.
 Grange Activities.
 The Plainville Grange will observe Children's Day at the local Grange hall this evening. An entertainment will be given by the children and pleasing program has been arranged. Solos will be rendered and a playlet will be given. Mrs. H. Lowry of West Main street is in charge of the entertainment. Members are cor dially invited to attend as are chill drcn. of the members. A large att tendance is anticipated.
 Baseball Notes.
 At Aliens field Sunday afternoon the Plainville A. C. defeated the All Stars of Hartford in a hotly-contested game by the score of to ?. Cum ningham and Wadsworth were the battery for the locals and did credit able work.
 Next week. Sunday. they have ar ranged to play the fast Colored Giants of Hartford. This will be the feature game Sf the season. The members of the team are requested to appear at the field for practice this evening. The team. under Manager Funk. is arra ansing to hold a dance at Lake Compounce. Tuesday evening. July 13. and plans for the time are being completed.
 The Aces team met defeat in, a 13- inning game at woodford's lot Sun day afternoon to the Newingt gton A. C., by a score of to 1. Tt was a fast game with Moreno and Nalbandian as the battery.
 showers Rendered.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten dered Mrs. Anna Bogue. formerly Miss Anna Hulteen. daughter of Mrs Augusta Hulteen of East Broad street, at the home of Miss Murphy of East street by the Busy Bee Sew ing circle. She was also rendered a shower at the Parker Shirt Go. in New Britain by her girl friends Mrs. Rogue is the wife of Albion Boguc, formerly of New London, and resides in the new Neri block in Central square.
 Injured by Motorcycle.
 Clement Prior. while crossing the street at the intersection of Whiting and East streets Sunday morning. Lester Radclin of New Britain. Dr. Frost attended the injured man. Prior's injuries were not serious.
 Camp Grounds Open.
 For the observance of the Fourth of July, the Plainville Camp grounds opened Sunday with religious services. Patriotic services were held and many visitors came during the day. The an- nual patriotic services were conduct ed in the auditorium by Rev. William Griffin of Forcstville and Rev. John l.. Davis of New Britain. It was an- nounced that Bishop Luther B. Will son of New York will be present Sat urday and Sunday, August 1 and ?.
 Town Items.
 Frank Hobine has resumed his du- ties at the post office after a short absence.
 Elsie Martinelli of Newark. N. J., is visiting friends here.
 The Woman's auxiliary of the Church of Our Savior will hold a regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock al the home of Mrs. James A Eaton. corner of West