New Britain herald., 1924-06-24

Evangeline Farrar Frederick Joseph Gainer Doris Celia Galpin, Nalbert Elephege Gauther Charles Edward Hogan, Bradford Bennett Hurlburt, Clifton Levcster Johnson, Walter James Murphy, George Kenneth Prior Stamford Norris Robertson, Gordon Fred arick Schaefer, Leroy William Weldon and Alfred Raymond White.
 Other school Notes
 Friday of this week, the graduates with their teachers will hold their picnic at Momauguin providing the weather is pleasant. All the schools will close by noon Thursday for the summer vacation and will open for the fall term on Wednesday. Septcm- bcr 3.
 class of about 40 of the graduates will enter the new Plainyille high school which will be inaugurated on the second floor of the new school on Linden street This building will serve for a high school for the pres ent but a new building for a high school will have to be built within the next two or three years because the grades both in the Broad street and the Linden street building will be well filled next year. The first four grades will occupy the first floor of the new building but very soon the second floor will also be given over to the grades because of the ever increasing numbers of children who will attend from the eastern part of the town.
 Pastor to Leave
 Rev. l.. Horace Brown of the Plain vile A. M. F. Zion church will re- sign his pastorate here this week and will take over the pastorate of the Springfield, Mass, A. NJ. F. Zion church, he said today. He will leave PlainNlle Thursday and will occupy the pulpit in his new church on next Sunday He will be succeeded here by Rev. w. L. Barr of the Springfield church, the transfer becoming an ex- change of pulpits.
 MT. Brown has just completed one year of very successful pastorate here. He came to Plainyille from Meriden on June F, 1923 and since that time has endoared himself to his
 
 gained the respect of all residents. ex- cepting no creed or race. The colored people of Plainviue arc sorry to learn of MT. Browns intended departure. but they wish him success in his new undertaking. His successor will ar- rive to take charge Of affairs here during the present week.
 AffpnIlinn fNlaSS
 Rev, and Mrs. J. q. Ward are fin Suffield, Conn.,, where they will at- tend the 5oth anniversary of Mir. Wards class graduation. The class, consisting of only eight members, graduated from tho school in 1874, All members of the cRss are still liv- ing and all with the exception of one whose home is in California, are att tending the reunion. The rest reside as follows; One in Rochester, N. r., one in Richmond, Va, one in New Jersey and the remainder in Massa- chusetts and Connecticut.
 Pretty Wedding
 A pretty wedding was solemni2ad Sunday evening in the Advent Chris tian church following the closing of the evening service when F. w. Tal- madge and Mrs. C. c. Atwator both or Southington were united in we'd lock by Rev. J. C. Libby, pastor. A large congregation witnessed the cere- mony Miss Dorothy Stevenson pre- sided at the organ and played the wedding march. Mir and Mrs. Tal- | madge received the hearty congratu- ] Iattons of the congregation.
 Brccn-AIoriarty Nuptials
 Jack BreCn of Plainville and Mrs. i Margaret Moriarty Of New Britain, were married yesterday morning at Q o'clock in St. Joseph's church, South Main street, New Britain. The cere- nony Was performed by Rev. Patrick Daily, pastor of the church. Mir. Breen has made his home with Mir. and Mrs .conI I.oomis in the Ncrl apartments Tor the past four years and is now employed by the Economy Co, Of hartford Mrs. Moriarty is a teacher 'f art in the New Britain public chools.
 Taken To Hospital
 James Cowlcs Of llart's Corners vas taken 10 St Francis hospital esterday for treatment. Ills is re- ported to he in a serious condition. ie Is well known in Plainrille where le has been foreman Of the Cedar Hill Formaldchyde O.. which is sit lated in the vicinity of Hart's Cor crs
 Picnic Is Postponed
 The annual picnic of inc sunday chool of the Plainvlle Baptist | hurch which was scheduled to he old on Friday Of this week at Rock rell park Bristol. has been post | oned until Wednesday, July ?. 1;
 Moved to Hartford ii Charles HornberErr and family Of ,orton place who have been residents f rlainyille for a number of years, ave moved to Hartford where they Till make their future home.
 To Attend Wedding Charles Smith. clerk tn the Econ ( my store on Whiting street. will ' ave this week 10 attend the wedding f his brother, John in Boston. The ceremony will be performed on Satur- ay. During his absence. his place in { he store Hill be taken by Edward , Iafrows.
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