New Britain herald., 1927-08-31

Helen Chadwick Blanchard as she
sings Il Love You Truly" by Bond.
The bride will be attired in a
white taffeta period gown with a
tulle veil caught with orange bios
SONS and will carry a bouquet of
white roses. Mrs. Snelgrove will
wear I; blue taffeta period gown and
carry pink roses.
The nride's gift to the matron of
honor is white gold mesh bag and
the bridegroom will give his best
man a sterling silver cigarette case.
Mr. Jones is giving his bride a white
gold wrist watch and she will pre-
SEN. him with a sterling silver mill
tary set.
About so guests from North Attle-
boro and North Adams, Mass, and
Plainville will be present. The
house has been tastefully decorated
with an arch OF evergreen and pink
asters with potted plants.
After the ceremony the couple will
leave on wedding trip to the White
Mountains Upon the completion OF
this they will reside in North Attle-
boro, where Mr.. Jones is a member
of the firm of the LeStage Mfg. Co.
Model Shop Changes Hands
Mrs. William B. Retz Of 1877 West
Main street has purchased the Model
shop on Whiting street from Mrs.
Robert G. Redmann OF Bristol. Mrs.
Redmann has conducted the es-
Enlistment for the past five years
and has dealt in ladies' wearing APP
parel and notions. Mrs. Retz, who
has had previous business expert
ence. will continue the business on
similar lines.
Accident At Center
A minor accident occurred in
Central square about 1890 o'clock
this morning when an automobile
owned by Arthur Filosa of IS Park
street, Bristol, and one bearing the
Massachusetts, license 1861 collided
at the dummy" The front Tenders
and shackles of the Bay State car
were damaged, while the impact
caused a blowout On a tire OF the
other machine. Spectators disagreed
as to the blame, although the ma
iority We're OF the belief that the
Bristol man had tried to cut the
dummy" The Massachusetts man,
who was insured, agreed to settle.
The Bristol auto was driven to
Returning After Two Years
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hogan will
go to New York city tomorrow night
to meet their son, Second Lieutenant
Nelson T. Morgan. who will arrive
Friday morning on the transport
Cambria" Lieutenant Morgan has
completed two years of foreign serv-
ice at Fort Mckinley, Philippine Is
lands. After two months furlough,
which he will spend at his home in
Plainville. he will proceed to his new
station at Fort Eustis Virginia.
Lose at Tennis
Fanny and Farr. the Plainville
entries in the doubles tournament
for the New Britain city tennis
championship. were eliminated yes
terday by Christensen and Togel. a
veteran team which proved steadier.
/ The local pair showed lack Of prac-
tice but put up a hard battle, losing
by 0-6, 3-6.
Prayer Meeting and Corn Roast
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting of the Baptist church will
he held at 7:i5 o'clock tomorrow
evening. The topic will be Talents, -
from Matthew 25:14-3o. After the
prayer meeting a corn roast will be
held. with plenty Of roasted corn,
coffee and doughnuts. Not only
those who regularly attend the
Thursday evening meetings, but all
those who desire to attend this serv-
ice Of worship and stay for the So
cial time are cordially invited.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Caliendo Of
South Canal street entertained about
80 guests at birthday party given
last evening in honor OF their niece,
Mrs. Louise Vuillo Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. Games were played and vocal
and instrumental music enjoyed. A
lunch was served.
Mrs. Nuillo will return to her home
Saturday after visit OF several
weeks at her uncle's home.
To Resume Title Series
The All-Plainvilles and Blues will
resume their five-game series for
the baseball pionship OF Plain
Vile and will play the second con-
test on Sunday afternoon at the
high school field, There are only a
few Sundays left. and, with but one
game already played and the posi-
bility that the series will 60 the full
length. it has been decided to give
this series preference over out-of-
town games The weather has pre-
vented two games. while the Blues