New Britain herald., 1922-02-04
s. s. GWILLIM WEDS MRS. EDITH TAYLOR Marriage Is Performed in Wind.
 sor Today OLSON-NYBERG NUP7IALS
Drum Corps Fair Win End Tonight With ConteStS-W. C. T. T. Meeting
 Tuesday Aftcrno0n-Charch Notes Items.

6 Windsor, at o'clock, and was per formed by Rev. Roscoe Nelson, pas tor Of the church, The couple was attended by Miss Mildred Pndar, sis ter of the bride, as bridesmaid, and N. B. Richards of South Manchester as best man. The wedding was quiet affair.
 Following the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Gwillim left on a honeymoon which will cover a period of two weeks They will make their home in this town upon their return.
 Olson N ybcrg Nuptials.
 Leonard Olson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Olaf Olson of Bristol. was married to Miss Anna Nyberg of Camp street, Plainville,. at the Swedish Lutheran church parsonage in Bristol, this aft ernoon. Rev. MT. Hjelm. pastor of the church. performed the ceremony. Mir and Mrs. Olson were attended by Miss Lillian Johnson and George Cor anson of Bristol. After short we'd ding trip. the couple will make their future home in Forestvile.
 Resigns From Brotherhood. w. 0. Cassidy, who was elected a director of the Congregational Broth erhood has resigned his position, de- clining to act in that capacity MT. Cassidy has rendered his notice to quit to the board and a successor will be named at future meeting. Fair Closes Tonight. The fair of the Plainvile Fife and Drum Corps will come to a close this evening after a successful run of two nights. A street parade will be held before the events at the Grange hall when about 5 drum corps, from all parts of the state, will enter the com petition. The awarding of prizes will take place.
 King Peck in Crash. King Peck featured in an automo- bile accident in Southington early last evening when the car he was driving collided with a trolley car. Peck's automobile was badly damaged al though no one was injured. Officer T. J. Foley of southington, took the local man into custody and after an investigation, dismissed him. Honors For Mrs. Usher. In connection with the coming re- cital on Friday evening, February 10, at the Congregational church, by Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher, for the benefit of the Library Fund, which is the civic interest of the Woman's club, it will be interesting to note that while Mrs. Usher was in Paris attending the first session of the American conservatory ,foi, Ia hh hnI hD d. vantage of studying with some of the foremost French music masters, among which were M. Charles, Marie Widor, M. Francis Casadesus, M. Isa- dore Philippe, with the valued as sistance of Walter Damrosch and oth- Ter prominent Americans, together with M. Maurice Fragnaund, sub-pre- feet of Fontainebleau.
 In the Paris edition of the New York Herald" the music critics give lengthy discussion on the triumph won by American students, in the Fontainebeau conservatory concert, and high praise is given Mrs. Usher. The following is clipping:
 Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher is a sing CT, who, as the French would say, knows her 'metier.'
 Her rendering of Haendel's "Et Toi Sion" and of Chassion's "Le Temps des Lilas" were among the most finished numbers on the pro- gram; she is an artist in every sense, knowing all the fine points Of voice placing and possessing clarity and sweetness of diction which form admirable complement to her grace full presence and splendid singing technique"
 Complain of Road.
 Several property owners and resi- dents living in the vlclnity of Whit ing street, at the corner of Broad street, have entered complaints to se- lectman Johnson regarding the con- ditions of the street, apparently caused by one of the property owners at that corner.
 It appears that the state had made sufficient space for gutters when the street was graded some time ago, and this gutter has been filled up with gravel and crushed stone that the owner may have access to his place with automobiles. The gravel placed in the gutter prevents the water from running freely as it should. and re- suits in an unnecessary overflow of water. The indignant residents have appealed to the selectman to have the driveway removed or a pipe placed under it so that the water may run out.
 Mir. Johnson has notified the state in regard to the condition and it is possible that others will take up the matter. The present conditions, with the melting of snow and ice. makes a veritable pond out of that section of Broad and Whiting streets, in the vicinity of the Red Carriage repair shop.
 Martha Rebekah Social.
 The ladies of Martha Rebekah lodge. I. o. 0. r., have completed plans for a box social and entertain ment to be given at the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening, February z. An and pleasing program has been arranged to commence at S:45 o'clock. The social will be a novel and interesting one as the ladies of the society are donating boxes of lunch, filed with tempting delicacies which will be purchased by the men.
 The public has been extended a cordial invitation to attend, the main