New Britain herald., 1922-10-14
JUDSON.SEvERSON
 WEDDING IN OCT. Local Man Will Marry Lansing,
 burg, Md, Resident C. E. RALLY IS HELD HERE
l-Plainyilles Will Play Game To- morrow Against Trojans of New Britain-Blacksmith Shop Is Being Removed to New LOcation-Itcms.

Removed to New LOcation-Itcms.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Ruth Trum bull Stevenson, of Fifth avenue, Lan- singburg, Md, to Edward Judson, son of Mrs. K. B. Judson Of Park street, Plainvile. Mir. Johnson is at present connected with the bureau of stand ards at Washington, D. c. Announcement cards have been sent out by Mir. and Mrs. George w. Sev. erson, parents of the bride be. The wedding will take place the latter part of this month and will be held at the residence of the bride. The officiating clergyman will be Rev, J. Austen liuntley Of Lansingburg. Miss Stevenson is a graduate of the Lansingburg High school and has been student at Russell Sage college. She has done special service in the office of the federal bureau of public roads in her home city.
 Mir. Judson, who is well known here, was graduate of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute in 1921. He Is also a member of the Theta Chi fra : ternity and the "R" club of that col 'ege.
 C. F.. Rally Held Members of Chr stan Endeavor unions from the surrounding vicinity met at the Plainvile Congregational church last night for a group rally and social time. The attendance was not as large as predicted and the an- Tual election of officers was not held This was postponed until a later rally l mich will probably be held at the l congregational church in New Brit in.
 Several addresses were given by wis., ns members from Hartford, Willi- ant!c and Winsted. Field Secretary erbert w. Hicks gave an account of le recent convention held in New
 'aven and Miss Myrtle Hawkins Of
 'illimantic and Miss Helen Wilcox Winsted, both having signed cards or life recruit work for the Christian
 ndeavor unionr. gave talks on the rogress of the work in their respec-
 le localities.
 Football Tomorrow
 -Plainville will clash with the rojans of New Britain at Rockwell's cid at 2;30 o'clock tomorrow. The
 ayers will meet for practice at 10 clock tomorrow morning at the field
 Moving Factory
 Ernest Farrar and F. J. Hallock. wners of blacksmith and wood
 orking shop in the rear of the Rus ot
 ommenced tearing down parts of ieir building, preparing to moving entire structure to the new loca on near the Colonial hotel on East ain street.
 The owners at first were offered iece of land in the rear of the post flee by Myron D. Rogers It was nally decided. however, that the
 acksmith shop would not be con enient there a S it would be too near he postoffce and the fire hazard wa. co great
 Mir. Rogers conferred with Mir Far ar and Mir. Hallock and told them he
 ould not be able to give them the md as he felt that by endangering he postoffice building, it would be ifficult to secure an extension of the ease for the institution when it ex- tires soon. Mir, Rogers got Into touch with the officials of the New Haven "ailroad and told them the circum- tances and an effort was made to have the company lease the factory owners a piece of land in the rear of he Colonial hotel. This was agreed lpon and work was mediatey start d tearing down the plant, which will ,e re-erected piece by piece, on the rew location. The owners were fore d to move as the new Tracey Drscoll hlock on Whiting street, directly in