New Britain herald., 1924-06-16
Taken To Her Home

Taken To Her Home Miss Elizabeth Parkinson of 9S Broad street, who was badly injured in an automobile accident in Bristol recently, has been removed from the Bristol hospital to her home hero. She is suffering from broken ankle and severe cuts about the head. face 6 nd body. Her condition is not serious.
 piaiu,iile Grange Notes Plainyile Grange will ob,crNc chil- drens night in Grange hall on Pierce meeting Of the society tomorrow night. The business session will he started al 7:4i o'clock so that the festivities which are to follow will he held on time. A program will be pre- sented by children of members of the Grange and refreshments will be served to the little visitors
 Noman's Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation Of the Congrega ational church will hold regular program meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. An women of the parish whether members of the federation or not aIa cordially in- ,ited and are asked 10 note that this meeting will he he'd with Mrs. Wyckoff al the parsonage. X social hour will follow tho brief program. The June envelopes are due at this meeting.
 I,aiN He Briefs
 The We-uns club will meet this evening al the home of Mrs, Gertrude Dietzko at 15i Broad street.
 James Bosco Of Maple street has re- turned to work at the grocery store of Eastwood and Foran on West Main street following several weeks illness.
 Miss Ellen smith of the Galpin Drug Co. will spend the next week Nacationing in Philadelphia. Pa.
 The executive committee of the Congregational church will meet to- morrow at 7:SO o'clock at tn. par. sonagr
 Swanson- Niatson Wedding.
 Miss Ellen ottilia Swanson, dauyh- fer Of Mir, and Mrs. Adrian Swanson [ Of Farmington avenue became the bride Of Arthur Theodore Watson of PIainrille al pretty June wedding at the home of ihs brides parents saturday afternoon al h:20 o'clock ! The ceremony was performed by Rev, Gustavc E. rihl pastor of the Swedish Evangelical Bethany church ot New Britain.
 They were attended by Miss Esther Swanson, sister of the bride as brides maid and ANcl Highbcrt Of trom- well, as hest man.
 1 The bride was dressed in white satin covered with lace and she wore bridal veil trimmed with orange blossoms, She also carried q show CT i bouquet of white roses and lilies of 1 the valley The bridesmaid wore a dress of orchid taifnta with hat 10 match and carried a bouquet of but terily roses, The Missrs Jeanne and ] Frances stanley Of NrN Britain acted as flower girls,
 Following tho ceremony. a pndding reception was hrld a, the home of th" brides parents at Nhirh about t"S 1 guests were present., The hom. was prcttily decorated for the occasion with daislnH, N hitp birch and ferns
 The couple lcfi on honeymoon trip To Washington n. C., and upon their return. win reside an Farming ion aycnue, plaiErilo, Mr. Matson is employed by his father as | ron tractor and Miss gwansnn has boon l employed hy Mrs Philip Stanley or New Britain.
 Information nn Bonus,
 Brock .Barues past. American l.n- zion. is prcparcd to glys afl eN-scry- ] iccmrn in plainvllo, complete infnr. nation on thn adjusted compensation hil which has recently hccn passed ny congress- The post has ordered rupirs ot The American legion week. i ly which has hccn appointed the off cia organ of information on the sub. lert. and fhrse wil ho given to any rE-serticnman -ho requests them. , They may he secured at thr legion rooms nn Whiting street Thr next meeting of Rrork. narncs s post Uiil ho held nrN Monday night. June nG in the rust rooms randi- dates vill hr initiated in full form and important matters nill he dis russad.
 Any eE-ser, icoman Hho is regeiying compensation from iHh government at the present iimo or aho has rrrrivrd rompcnsation at any time ia asked to communicate vth Robert rraiE. seryice officer nf Rrock Rarnns post tnformation is required fer thn Eov- ofnm-n and Mr rraiE has the ueces- sary hlanks fo he filled out
 strawberry Festival.
 \ stra aw hcrrv festival nili be heil tomorrow cvcninr on thr Bapfis' church lann. Thc af'ai. aill start at a.ah o'riurk and oilT rontinur throughout inc evening strs0hrrr, shnrtcakc. conec. ic" cream and cako and ica cream canss Wiil Q" served The prorrcds ain gn towards inc r"- pairs b~inr made on 'ho church, lI inc weather is stormy. the affair "ill bc post paned untiI a lat"r date.
 seriously III
 finroln l. Murphy is s"rt"usfy iI uith uuiuzy sore throat at fh" houf of his grandfather Lincoln May cr f-arminefou road.
 tndrre0rs Orrraiinn.
 Mrs. Charlrs Bronson rf Nrpl' street rrnH.srvrn' 8 e~riseu= '"-rgti"r al Sl. Francs hospital in Hartford this morning.
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