New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

CT brother of the bride, Master Clarence John Boardman, brother of the groom, will act as ring bearer.
 The bride will be attircd in gown of white taffeta. Her veil will be of tulle and she will carry q shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid Of honor's gown will be of orchid Georgctte and her hat of pink. Her bouquet will be of sweet peas. The brides maids will wear gowns of yellow georgotte with leghorn hats and will carry bouquets Of daisies The flow CT girls dresses will be Of pink taf- fota and the ring bearer will wear an Oliver Twist suit Of black velvet and white silk.
 The gift of the bride 10 her maid of honor is q brooch and to tho other attendants, strings Of beads. The groom's gift to his attendant is cuff links.
 A reception will follow the ccrc- mony 10 which about 900 guests have been invited from New Lon don. New Britain, Berlin, Hartford. West Hartford. New Haven, Mcri- den and Newington. The home has been prettily decorated with daisies and other wild flowers.
 The couple will leave on a we'd ding trip to New York city and up on their return will reside in Elm Hill. Mir Boardman is employed al the New Britain post office.
 Kcnsiugton Congregational Church
 The Young Mems class will be held as usual at 10 o'clock and at .1n:45 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pas tor, will preach the weekly sermon lat the Kcnsington Congregational church tomorrow At 1910 o'clock Sunday school exercises will be held and at ' clock the Christian Endcavor association will hold it's usual gathering. The Junior Christ ian Eldeayor association will meet at 3;30 o'clock Wednesday after noon.
 Berlin tOn@TcSauOlldi The feature Of the services at the Berlin Congregation church tomor- row will be the admission to the church of six new members. The usual communion services will Dc held in tho morning. life's Jour .neys" by Rev. samuel Ftshe Will oe ,thn topic ot the sermon.
 The final meeting Of the Young Pcoplc's society will be held. Good Beer is Different
 Judge George G. GrisWold Of the
 Rorlin town court ordered a con
 tinuance in the case Of koper'
 Dussault of Chicupee, Mass, "hoo was arrested Thursday and appeared
 in court last night charged with
 violation of the liquor law by trans
 rortating liquor. The reason gwen for the postponcment was the lh- ability of State Policeman Thomas d. White to appear as witness ne-
 cause Of illness.
 After court Dussaut gricved over his ill fortune when saying a Tel
 low transporting good liquor gets II every time, but those who carry the type known as 'etherized beer can 20 free without fear of the law. He was put under bonds of S5Uo ana his trial will come up again neA' Tuesday evening. St. Paurs and sacred Heart thurcn Rev. Dr. Thomas J. brennan of St. Thomas Seminary, Hartford will celebrated the usual s o'clock and 10 o'clock masses at St. Paul
 church tomorrow morning. Rev
 John C. Brennan will celebrate the 9 o'clock mass in the Sacred Heart church in East Berlin.
 Kensington Methodist Activities in connection with the
 Kensington Methodist church for
 the week follows: Sunday, 10 o'clock Sunday school; Il o'clock, Zcch, F chapter 9th verse, 'I Was Wounded
 in the House of My Friend";
 o'clock. Elmer Scaberg will lead the Epworth. league on the topic, "Why Study the Bible?" At 7:S0 o'clock the pastor, Rev. May Lord will ust as her text, Helps.
 Tuesday at 3:15 o'clock the Junior
 league will meet at the church.
 Wednesday at 7;30 o'clock. lawr festival of the season on the church groundse under the auspices of the ! 1 adies' Aid society.
 Thursday at 7:45 o'clock the mid
 week services will be held in th'