New Britain herald., 1926-06-16

or one of the seasons prettleSt we'd dings this morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Mabel CeccIia Gianotta. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmon Giannotta. became the bride of Ed mund Francis kerin, son of Alr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerin of New Britain Rev. J. C. Brennan sang the solemn high nuptial mass and performed the ceremony.
 The couple was attended by Miss Eva Giannotta, the brides sister, as bridesmaid and Richard Collins of New Britain as best man. The bride wore a dress of white rajah cloth with a white hat and coat to match and she carried a corsage bouquet of bridal roses. The bridesmaid was attired in a dress of yellow silk crepe with 8 hat and coat to match.
 Members of the immediate family and fellow employes of the New Britain Trust Co.,, where the bride was employed. made up the gather ing at the church, which was ap- propriately decorated in white flowers and ferns. The bride pre- scented the ! ridesmaid with an ap- propriate gift, while the best man $ gift from the groom was a fountain pen. A reception was held at the brides parents home in Kensington.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kerin left on q trip 10 New York city and upon their return will make their home at 26 Erwin place, New Britain. The groom is stationed at fire headquar- ters in New Britain.
 Visiting in Boston
 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deming Of Worthington Ridge have left for Boston for 6 few days, where they are attending a wedding of one of their relatives.
 First Library in 1799?
 Miss Ruth Calvin Of Northington Ridge has turned over an interest ing book containing the records of the Fifth school district Of the town. The first items were written in l1G9 and contains reports from the school committee and the town treasurer, In g. report of the town clerk, Al fred NJ. North, who held the posi- ton S6 years, is contained request for an appropriation of $l0 to out fit a new library.
 Arthur L. Woodruff, present town clerk, is tho grandson Of Ennen C. Woodruff, who at that time was tho school visitor, a position which cor responds to that of a truant officer. The school system at that time con sisted of nine districts, each of which was a separate unit. The Fifth district is the territory now covered by the Warrington school,
 Church Activities
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Kensington Methodist church met with Mrs. r. F. Hanford at her home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Alid-week services will be held at the home of George White tomor- row evening at 7:45 o'clock, The theme will be Joys of Summer time"
 The Motherhood club Of the Ser lin Congregational church met this afternoon in Community hah,
 Trying To Improve Transportation
 Every effort is being made by William c. Bryan, superintendent of the New Britain division of tho company. to accommo- date fans who are desirous of sec ng the weekly Kensington games at Percival field, He told a Herald re- porter this morning that he has been in communication with the New Haven office on two occasions.
 He explained the fact that the Of bus service from New Britain to Kensington would be a loss to the company but this is not the only reason for the delay. He explained the company has not enough busses to send to the field, but he is holding the matter in abeyance until he hears from the New Haven office.
 Graduation Tonight
 Graduation exercises will be held in Berlin Congregational church to- night when 43 members of the grad nation class of the Kensington Grammar school will be presented with diplomas by Franklin N. Bacon of the school committee.
 The decorations will be in blue and gold with wild flowers forming an attractive background for the stage, Rev Samuel Fiske will de-
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