New Britain herald., 1920-08-12
HAWHHLE NEWS
COUPLE MARRIED AT
 RECT0RY OF CHURCH

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 Lady of Mercy Church
 A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
 Recefved-Body of Earl Healey
 Shipped - Brief News Items of
 Interest.
 A quiet wedding was held in the rectory of"the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at o'clock last evening when Miss Josephine Prior, daughter of Thomas c. Prior of 24 Washington street. was married to Arthur T. Sawyer of Boston. The wedding cere- mony was performed by Rev. John E. Fay. The couple were attended by MT. and Mrs. James Hefferman of Bristol Only immediate friends and relatives were present. After the wedding. a reception was held at the home of the bride. Later MT. and Mrs. Sawyer left on their wedding trip to Boston and Montreal. On their return they will reside at 24 Wash ington street for a short time. The bride was dressed in a travelling suit of blue taffeta with a black velvet hat. Mir. Sawyer is employed with the Fur ner Construction company in Bristol
 Rendered Shower.
 Mrs. Martin Foran was rendered a surprise shower at her home, 119 Whiting street lst evening by about Is of her girl friends of the electric switch department of the Irumbpl Electric company. Friends from New Britain, Bristol and South ngton were present and the evening was enJoyably spent with games and music. Instrumental selections were also rendered. Mrs. Foran was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. A buffet lunch was served. Mrs. Foran was Miss Lila Daniels be- 1 ore her marriage, and was employed tt the Trumbull Electric company.
 News of Beckwith Meager.,
 Mir. and Mrs. George Beckwith of | '53 West Main street have written number of times tc the hospital | authorities in Philadelphia concern ng the welfare of their son, Wallace, l vho had been injured in an automo- 'lle accident recently. and taken to | m institution at that place. but have | IS yet received no answer to their | inquiries and are at a loss as to just | what to think concerning the matter | Their son lives in Philadelphia, and | las been formerly employed by the Pennsylvania railroad but left their mploye a short time ago. He is married and no word has been re- 'eived from his wife up to date. A elegram informing them of the fact | hat he had been severely Nnjured in | n automobile accident and was suf- ering from a broken leg and cuts Lbout the head and face. was the 'nly information about their son, and | his was several days ago.
 HeaIey Body Shipped.
 The boGy of Earl w. Healey, son l If MT. and Mrs. Egebert Healey of | Red Stone Hill has been shipped from 'cagway, Alaska, according to a tele- ISam received by them yesterday, and | will probably arrive in Plainville | within 10 days or more. On the ar ival of the body in Seattle, Wash ngton, authorities at that place will | telephone MT. Healey and arrange 1 nents for the shipment from that 'olnt VIII De gwen. Information con- erning the details of the accident | when the unfortunate man was killed | re missing and the parents have wired the Alaska Engineering com 'any where he was employed, for fur her details of the accident.
 Plainville Items.
 William Cafferty of Bank street las left for the Adirondack moun- aims where he will spend few days acation.
 MT. and Mrs. M. E. Rogers and amily of 12s Broad street are en- oying their ansual vacation at Cedar .ake.
 Miss Georgiana Booth has resigned Ter position at the office of the Trum- ull Electric company.
 J. R. Merriman of Strong Court s recuperating after an illness of
 week or more.
 Miss Anna Graham of West Main treet has returned after spending a hort visit with her uncle Dr. Jay iraham in Boston.
 The condition of Hazel Morgan who eceived a broken thigh when she ras struck by an automobile a few avs ago, is said to be improving. She at the Hartford hospital.
 A social was held in the A. M. E. ion church last evening. There was
 large attendance and an enjoyable me was had,
 Repairs have been made between | IBubS IeIlueO III sHoeIl keroLl eua l ew stone blocks have been laid.