New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

sington on July 25, when both men suffered beatings at the hands Of the other.
 To Observe Anniversary
 MT, and Mrs, Claude ", Stevens of kensingtcn will hold 2 reception 10 relatives and friends at the Grange hall on Saturday, August 2G. the date of the 25th annl( ersary of their marriage. The affairs will be- gin al 4,30 o'clock ln the afternoon and will be informal Mir. Steven to- day extended an invitation to all friends and relatives to be present at that time.
 It is expected that relatives from several neighboring towns and cities will attend plans being made 10 entertain several hun dreds of people, After the re ception refreshments will he served and it is expected that a program of entertainment will be carried out An orchestra will be on hand and will furnish music for dancing later in the evening.
 MT and Mrs Stevens were mar rted in New Britain on August @2 1 900, Mrs. Stevens was formerly Miss Josephine Fl. NaisAnvile. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Malsonville. and Mr. Stevens is the son of Mr and Mrs Stcvens He has been em- ployed at the Stanley Works in New Britain for over n years, Mir. Stevens IS prominent in Grange cir Cles throughout the state, being at present the master cf Berlin Grange. He has also cd this district as state senator in tn" general asscm- klv a' Hartford He has always Sho"n a keen interest in town affairs and is well known, both in Nc" Britain and Berlin,
 Observe 33th Anniversary
 pleasant s,rpris" party vas tendorod Mir. and Mrs, John be More of Fast Berlin last evening, in honor of the 31tA anniversary of their marriage. The affair was held at their home and was attended by about 6O of their friends. X supper was served in the basement Of the Sacred Heart church and Rev John C. Brennan. rasto3 of that church, as well as of St. Tauls in KonsinS- ton, extended the congratulations ard best wishes of those present 10 Mir. and Mrs. pcMoro. A handsome ftrnrry was pres ntcd to the couple,
 A feature of tho evening was the cutting by the "hride and groom of 1arge and beautifully decorated cake. Portions of this cake were dis trihut"d 10 all.
 Leave For Detroit
 Mir auI Mrs. C. B. Pagan have left for their home in Detroit, after s?cnding some time with MT, and Mrs. T. C. Pagan of KonSington They are former residents of the sec end district.
 Visiting From New Haven
 Miss Mary Riley of Now Haven IS visiting Miss Rcse Einiry at her home in Kensington. Miss Riley Is well known to residents of this place
 Joincs thc Devil Dogs
 Walton Meaglcy, son of Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Meagley of Wcrthing- ton Ridge, has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, through the recruiting office in Hartford His enlistment will he for 3 four year term. He left yesterday for New York city, where he will re- ceive his assignment,
 Routine Business Transacted
 The meeting of the Berlin Sons of Veterans. which was held last evening at the Community house on Berlin street, was confined 10 the transaction of routine business. These meetings are scheduled 70 be held once each month and 1t is the expectation of those. who are mem hers of the organization, that the Sons of Veterans association will soon occupy a prominent position among the clubs and societies Of the town.
 Accepts New Position
 Lawrence Southard of Berlin, for many years employed Tn the office of the American Paper Goods Co, has resigned his position at that plant, to accept & similar position with a large paper firm in Wiscon- sin. MT. SoutharR v-ill have charge Of the New England territory and will probably continue to make his home in Berlin,