New Britain herald., 1925-06-08

huge number who have been in daily attendance, the affair will be continued through tonight. Other prize winners Saturday included; 1; first prize, modern, T. A. B.. New Britain; second prize, modern, St. Francis, Naugatuck; first prize. an- cient. Talcottville; first prize, fife and bugle, Torrington; second prize, fife and bugIe, southington; first prize, plccolo, Franco American, Waterbury; first prize, baton swing CTS, Griffin, Waterbury: second prize, baton swlngers, Phiipson Naugatuck.
 Pageant to be Given
 A pageant 10 be given by the women of the Central Baptist church, Hartford, will be a special feature of the Union Missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock at the Baptist church. The pageant has been presented at & number of places throughout the state and has always met with great success, The program for the meeting follows Hymn; psalm, Mrs. J. c. Ward; prayer, Miss Anna J.. Granhiss; message from the Mis- sionary society of the Methodist church, Mrs. J. E. Lamb; Advent Christian church, Mrs. F. c. Smith; Episcopal church, Mrs, Harry Cur tiss; Congregational church, Mrs. Howard Smith; duet, Mrs. Walter Bradley and Mrs. c. J. Morse; an- nouncemepts, Mrs. c. A. Bunnell; solo. Mrs. F. E. Gates. Hartford: :: meaning of the pageant. Mrs. Ar thur F. Tyrrill Hartford; the pageant, "The Planting of the Tree" women of the Central Baptist church, Hartford; benedictini.
 Legion Meets Tonight
 Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion, will hold a regular meeting in the Legion hall this evening at 8 o'clock at which time a number of matters of business will be discussed Following the meeting, a card tournament will be enjoyed by the members. To offset the heat of the weather and also the warm argu- ments which might arise, Com mander Robert Craig has had a number of large electric fans install cd to cool the members off.
 Report on Drive
 A meeting of the general commit tee on the drive for the Legion en- dowment fund will be held in the Legion rooms tomorrow night at which time a report will be made upon the results of the canvas in the town. From prescnt appearances tho drive has gone over the top but a final report will not be available until after tomorrow nights meet ing.
 Auto Comes to Grief
 An automobile of the touring car type, came to grief yesterday morn- ing on the Southington road be- twen the end of Whiting street and Hart's Corner. The car which was going towards Southingt on lost a front wheel and the machine took a nose dive into the ditch between the road and the trolley tracks Ac- cording to all reports, the occupants of the car were uninjured. The po- lice are Investigating.
 Plain,illc Briefs
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alard and Mr. and Mrs uldric Gauthier have been spending few days in Wor- cester, Mass. where their cousin, Rev. Alfred Gravel recently ordained a priest, said his first mass yester- day in St. Joseph's church. that city.
 The marriage Of Irene Smith and Harold Cutting will take place We'd ncsday morning al o'clock in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Postmaster James F.. Usher and family are spending their vacation at Cedar Lake. Waterbury.
 George M. Cameron. Jr. of Nor ris Cove, is spending few days at the home of his aunt, Mrs. James J. Murph, Whiting street.
 The We-uns Club will meet this evening with Mrs. W, A. Allan of Lincoln street.
 10th Wedding Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs, Fred Sharples of 22 North Washington street, formerly of Yorkshire, England, celebrat cd their 10th wedding anniversary Sat urday night. Several of their friends were entertained at their home,
 George A. Case, who underwent a serious operation four weeks ago at the Hartford General hospital, has returned to his home on Park street and Is much improved in health.
 Mrs. J F. Thomas has rented her farm on Pennington road to Charles Bradley of Pennington avenue. MT. Bradley has moved his family and household goods there. Mrs. Thomas has left for Concord, N. H., where she will make her home with her son, Howard Thomas.
 MISS ANDERSON SHONERED
 A miscellaneous shower was