New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
MR. AND MRS. OLIVER HAVE ANNIVERSARY Friends Tender Party to Popular
 Local Couple
 BIG SOCIETY CIRCUS COMING
Committee Named in Charge of Baby Day TomOrrow---Child Hurt When Kun Down By Automobile-Plays in Recital-Others Items of Interest

A large number of friends gath cred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Oliver of No. Wash - ington street, last evening to extend congratulations upon the 10th we'd ding anniversary of the local couple. MT. and Mrs. Oliver were married in 'his town and have made their resi- dence here since. Before her mar riage, Mrs. Oliver was Miss Cora Wright of West Main street. Mir. Oliver is employed at the Bristol Electric Co.'S plant. They have a large host of friends in this and nearby towns.
 Guests were present from South ington, Waterbury. Bristol, Hartford, Pennington and this town. Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Bull. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Mcleod, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Simpson.
 The house was prettily decorated with June roses and yellow daisies. Tables were arranged for whist and later dancing was enjoyed by those
 
 host and hostess.
 Miss Maude Miller and Mrs. Oliver gave a piano duet as did Mrs. Oliver and her sister, Mrs. James Simpson. Miss Carolyn Harris of Pennington and Miss Della Fairchild of Plainville gave a mandolin and ukulele duet, Miss Alice A. Wilcox. well known so- prano, rendered several selections.
 The couple received many and var jed useful gifts
 Society Circus Chosen
 The executive committee of the Brock Barnes Post met last evening and decided upon a society carnival as the source of amusement to be of 'ered the public when a drive is made in August for funds to establish building fund, preparatory to erection of a community house for use by the post and the townspeople.
 The circus will be held for an en- tire week starting on August Fist and ending on August 26th. The commit tee will bring the best possible enter tainment to town and has already started arrangements with New York business firm to engage various acts.
 A big dance pavilion is to be con for dancing and an orches- tra from New Britain will furnish music.
 real Ford car. fully equipped with a spare tire and enough gaso- line to drive it home, if one live near to the circus grounds, will be given away
 Auxiliary Holds Meeting
 The women's auxiliary of the Brock Barnes post met last evening Il the legion rooms and decided tc 'ake active part in cooperating with he local boys in holding the circus n the latter part of August. The women will take care of the large booths which will be erected to care for eatables. drinkables, etc.
 Boy Hurt By Automobile
 John Tanni, a youngster living ir he Alderidge block on Whiting street vas struck by an automobile, driven oy Cornelius Collins of Forestville, as ne was playing in the street in front ,f his home.
 According to witnesses of the acci tent the driver was not at fault, and mention was made of the fact that it | $ miraculous that more children have playing in the street. The child was | ushed to the office of Dr. L. H. Frost | where his injuries were found to be l superficial in nature. The child was 1 -ble to leave the office and walk home | with his parents. Constable Andrew logan was detailed to investigate the | ccident.
 Plays In Recital
 Miss Marjorie Rutland, daughter ot .Ir. and Mrs. Thomas Rutland. of 7r 'orestvilc avenue played at the 'iano recital given Tuesday evening | t the Federal Hill auditorium in Bristol by Miss Florence Ernst Miss | Rutland is 10 years of age and shows i alent at the piano. She is a pupil ir he seventh grade of the Plainville l irammar school.
 Committee For Baby Day. 1 Tomorrow is Baby Day and will be !, bserved by gathering of the young ters at the Town hall from ? to | clock in the afternoon. The com littee in charge of the affair con- sts of Mrs. c. R. Clark, Mrs. J. H. 1itchell, Mrs. Louis Conforti Mrs. | ebastian Pestillo. Mrs. J. H. Lafield, frs. Ralph Haswell, Mrs. Oliver 'eace, Mrs. J. E. Tanner, Mrs. C. | [. Newton, Mrs. William Cassidy Mrs |. H. Curtis and Mrs. J. C. Lamb.
 Dr. Lanphere of Hartford will be ne medical man in charge assisted y the local doctors. Two prizes in old will be given, one to the most orma girl and one to the most nor ,al boy. A large number of women ave already expressed their intention f presenting their children for exam lation The affair is in charge of le Visiting Nurse association under 1e auspices of the American Red ross.
 Barnes -kCnosky Wedding.
 George Dewey Barnes of New Brit in and Miss Statia Elizabeth kenosky f Piainville were united in marriage q nuptial high mass solemnize1 in le Church of Our Lady of Mercy t' 2 o'clock by the pastor. Rev. John Fay Miss Lillian Kenosky, sister the bride, was bridesmaid. and {, Dseph Szumski of Plainvile was best | an Mrs Martin Casey played the and recessional wedding arches. After a honeymoon trip the ,uple will reside here.
 
 Other Local Items.
 Alex Mccall. employed in the Simp- m grocery store, is spending a two eek's vacation at Watch Hill, R. l. The w C. T. |. will join the l..
 l.. in picnic to be held at Rock ell Park on Friday of this week. All