New Britain herald., 1924-11-08


 wedding march from Ioheugrin's was played by Miss Bertha Steward at the plano and Miss Hope Farrar on the violin.
 The bride wore gown of white crepe do meteor and carried bou- quet of orchid ehrysanthemums
 During the ceremony. Miss Kath- erlne Farrar sang q Love You Truly" About 20 guests were pres ont
 Mir, and Mrs. Granger left on a wedding trip and upon their return. they will reside at A Broad street. Mrs, Granger has been employed as stenographer at the Ideal Machinery Co.,, and Mir, Granger Is employed as tool maker by the Trumbull Flee tric Mfg. Co.
 New Fire Commissioner
 Glenwood Loomis has been ap- pointed a member of the Plainville board of fire commissioners to suc- ceed James Skolly, resigned because Of residence. The selection was made at a special meeting Of tho board of selectmen composed Of Will liam J. Johnson, Edward P, Prior and James Simpson.
 It was with reluctance that the selectmen accepted the resignation of Mir. Skclly who recently moved his family to Southington. uring his service as a member of the com mission, Mr, Skelly was one of the most interested ones in the securing or the best apparatus possible and his deep concern over matters per taining to the fire board and his ex- perience in that line made him & valuable adjunct to the fire protec- ton in the town.
 MT. Loomis who is manager of the Plainvllle Lumber & Coal Co.,, is one of the younger businessmen of the town and 1t is expected that he will capably fill the vacancy made by MT. Skelly.
 Marriage Announcement
 Frank Babcock announces the marriage of his daughter Mrs. Rosa Coleman to George Hart Of Bristol. The ceremony was performed last Sunday morning.
 Church Notices
 Congregational church: Morning service at l0;45. Rev Samuel A. lFiske of Berlin will preach: church | school immediately after the morn ing service.
 Episcopal church; Holy Commun- ion at 8 a. m.; church school at 10 q. m.; morning prayer and sermon at II a. m., Rev. George I. Browne, rector. If there are any more of the Bishop Futile fund mite boxes out, a request is made that they be sent in this week as the money must be sent as soon as possible. On Monday, vestry meeting will be held in the parish house at p. m.
 Baptist church; 10:4j a. m.. "A Good Hope" will be the pastor s theme; Sunday school following the morning service; p. m, a song service followed by a short sermon; ; 7:45 p. n1.. Thursday. prayer meet ing
 N. E. church: Morning worship at 10:45 a m., sermon by Rev. Arthur 4. Ball. pastor: Sunday school at noon; Epworth league at 630 p. m, {; Mrs. Merton ]. Lamb will be the ! leader, topic What Do I Need To l Be a Christian"'; evening service at 7:3o p. n1., address by the pastor
 Breaks Elbow in Fall Miss Berrice Birnbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l. J. Birnbaum, suf, ! fered a painful fracture of the el- 1 bow yesterday morning. She was go- ing to the Broad street school when | she stumbled over small wire fence | landing on her arm. She attended the morning session of the school ! and endured the pain of the injured member until she had reached home. 1 There she complained of the arm and told how she had fallen and she was Immediately taken to the New Britain General hospital where the fracture was reduced. Her condl- ton Is comfortable.
 Miscellaneous Shower Miss Eleanor Furrey, daughter Of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. E. W. Fur rey of Broad stret, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given in her honor Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Ruth Aspinall on Broad street. Friends number ing 25 gathered at the home and presented her with list of beautiful presents. Musical selections and vo- cal solos were the program for the evening. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Furrey will become the bride of Hubert Sprague Of TorestyilIc avenue in the near future. Drill Team Praised The drill team of Pythlan Tenn pie, No. 20, Pythian Sisters. was highly praised for it's work for Worthy Temple in New Britain last evening. The team exemplified the degree on a class of candidates and executed the drill following the work, They were roundly applaud ed at every maneouyer and many compliments were paid to Edward Madelev, the drill master, Catholic Church Notes Rev. John Cotter of the La Sallette order of Hartford, will officiate at the masses in the church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow morning. Rev. John E. Fay, pastor, is indis- posed with a slight cold, Father Cotter is we'll known here where he conducted mission for the parish.
 The services will be held al and 10 o'clock as usual with Sunday