New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

was the best man.
 The bride wore a dress Of flesh colored satin and maline with picture hat to match. Her bouquet was of butterfly roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor's gown was of French blue chiffon. She wore q picture hat and carried a bouquet of pastel sweet peas.
 A reception followed the cerc- mony at the home of the brides mother after which Mir. and Mrs, Ahcarn left on a wedding trip to New York and Washington. D. C. They will mae their home in Hart ford.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Hedwig NolelI, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Volek of Hart street, and stephen NJ. Stempcl of Bridgeport, The cere- mony took place April 26 at the rec tory Of St. Joseph's church in this city. John F. Donphue officiatcd and Mir. and Mrs Henry Halco were the attendants.
 Two sisters, both of whom bear the same name will be married with double wedding ceremony on Tues day morning June i. They are the Misses Marie Bolduc, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Bolduc of West Pearl street, The eldest of the sisters will marry John ]. C.. Thorin and the youngest will wed Joseph l.. Amcdic.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Miller of Hull street Bristol have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Maria Melita Miller, 10 Edward R. Heming, also of Bristol. MT. and Mrs. S. F. Bacon Of Der V lin announce the engagement of , their daughter. Lillian to Raymond SHmpson, son of Mrs. Frank Healy of Wallingford. The ceremony will take place June 12th.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hanford Dart of , Roberts street are celebrating the . o0th anniversary of their wedding al :, their home today.
 , Mir. and Mrs. William r. Ahearr i of South Main street observed the 70 29th anniversary of their wedding 'ee at their home on Wednesday. May u May 26th. They were married in St
 Mary's church by Father O'ReeilIy
 They have two daughters, Miss Anna ,' Ahearn. @ graduate nurse of st i. Francis hospital, and Miss Mar! " Frances Ahcarn.
 U, Miss Evelyn Bigelow, daughter 0 II Mrs. Eva Bigelow. of Arch street 7,, and Charles D. Vibherts, son of Mir - and Mrs. D. l.. Nibberts of LincoII " street will be married this afternoon " at the home of the brides mother. 70 Rev. William II. Aldcrson of thu ;. Trinity M. E. church will perform - the ceremony in the presence of tht |, immediate families and very clos o friends. Miss Bigclow will have onl
 enc attendant, Carlos Mason of Bris
 tol Claude Sofield of Perth Amboy v, x. J.. will be Mr. Eibborts best man s Mir. Eibberts who is the younges
 son of Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Nibbart
 will be graduated from Springficl ,l, College, Springfield, Mass. on Jun ~ 7th. He left position at the loca A Y. NJ. c. A. to take an cXtcnsiy ,d course in physical education i H. -1 Springfield. During the summe 70 months he will be assistant cam 5o director at the local Boy Scout cam nv at Portland. In the fall he will talk ,l- up his duties as director Of phys or cal education in the public schoo n. at Mineola, L. l.
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 r. There will be a triple weddn te celebration next week in the famil CT of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Peck ( ch Wolcott street Their daughter, Mi, ho Exilda Peck will become the brid es of Alex Seifel of Wolcott street o
 Wednesday. June 1st. On the sam
 day their son Isidore will mar ,le Miss EuniCe Behnke of South Sta1 en ley The ceremonies will be perform ft- ed in St. Peters church and will l ist followed by a reception at the Pee er residence on Wolcott street. Jun re- 1st will also be the silver weddir ng anniversary Of Mir. and Mrs Pee vn who were married in Southbridg als Mass. The ceremony was performs in in the historic Notre Dame Churc st. with Rev. Alfred Broussier, past, fig. officiating.
 Another double wedding occuriT ter this week on Wednesday morning ,ck o'clock in St. Marys church " of that of Miss Margaret Cronin al ,ck Miss Eulah CrOnin, daughters of Nj ,y's and Mrs. William Cronin. of Burr efi- street. Miss Enlah Cronin marri ter Frederick W. Bittner of Rocky II
 and Miss Irene Cronin married Ric = ard J. Hannon, son of Mr. and Nil
 J. Hannon, Of Clark street.
 Rev. Walter J. Lyddy officiat
 at the ceremony and the coupl
 acted as attendants for each otht
 The brides were attired in gow
 iof bridal satin trimmed with Cha
 tillv lace, Their veils were of Cha
 Itilly lace and were caught with (
 ange blossoms and they carried bo
 quets of roses and lilies Of the Y;
 Icy.
 Following the ceremony a rece
 ton was held at the brides hor
 which was prettily decorated wi
 pink and white and apple blossom
 About 75 guests were present frc
 Brooklyn. New York city, Hartfo
 and this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hannon left on
 wedding trip to New York a
 Washington, D. C., and upon tn
 return will reside at 23S Burr
 street. Mir. Hannon is employed