New Britain herald., 1928-11-19
PainuiM Me,ps
BRISTOL MAN WEDS
JULIA K. GRAHAM
Many Guests Present At Cert
mony This Morning
WILLIAM A. HYDE DIES

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Railroad Alters Schcdule-Dcputy
SheriH's Father Dies-Plainvillc
Blues Win-Gransc to Elect
Miss Julia X. Graham. daughter
of Mrs. Catherine Graham of West
Main street, and Lawrence J. Be-
han, son of Mrs. Margaret Behan
of Bristol. were married at $3.50
o'clock this morning at the Church
of Our Lady OF Mercy. Rev. John
E. Fay. the pastor. performed the
ceremony, while the assistant pastor,
Rev. Austin +. Munich, celebrated
the nuptial high mass. The couple
were attended by Mrs. Margery
Leonard, sister of the bridegroom.
and James ]. Graham. brother OF
the bride.
Mrs. William l.. Gafferty, organ
list at St. Matthews church, Forest
vile. presided at tho organ. At the
offertory Mrs. Stuart Duncan sang
Millard's Ava Maria" and at the
marriage ceremony AT Your Fee:
I'm Kneeling" was sung by Paul
Hayes.
The bride was attired in brown
transparent velvet with hat to
match. while her attendant wore
blue transparent velvet and hat to
match. Both carried bouquets of
cArysanthemums.
Guests were present from Boston.
Springfield. New York. New Haven
and surrounding towns. The couple
received numerous wedding gifts.
including silver. cut glass. bric-a-
brac and tapestries.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the home of the brides
mother. 90 West Main street. After
this the couple left on a wedding
trip to Atlantic City, N. J. On their
return they will reside at IS East
street, where they will be at home
to their friends after December Is.
william A. Hyde Dies
William A. Hyde, 81, of 81 Maple
street, died at his home yesterday
morning after a long illness. Born
in Belfast. ireland. Mr.. Hyde had
come to this country at an early
age and had lived in Plainville fer
the past quarter of a century. For
merly a mechanic, he had recently
devoted himself to farming.
Mr.. Hyde Is survived by his wife;
two sons, Edwin ID. Hyde of Yales-
willie and Walter E. Hyde of Bristol:
a daughter. Mrs. Clifford Reynolds
Of Forestville: a stepsister. Mrs.
Ernest Smith Of Wallingford. and a
stepbrother, Frank Hyde of STRAIT
ford. Mass.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Baptist church. Rev. DR.. A. d.
kendrick. pastor. will officiate. In
tevment will be in the Forestvilie
cemetery.
Democratic Expenses
The democratic party spent
$1S1.75 in Plainville in the recent
election, according to the report
which has been made out by Treas
urer Ernest ]. Millerick of the
democratic town committee and
which is to be filed at the town
clerks office shortly. Contributions
were 3145. leaving balance OF
1925.
The major contribution was one Of
s1c5 from the state committee. the
others being two SO gifts from
Third Selectman Edward P. Prior
and Joseph T. Mccarthy. The ex-
pcnses we're as follows: Canvassers.
SIS; printing and advertising. $50:
luncheons. $3.50: election day work
ers &45: telephones. 81: postage
and stationery. 1925; auto hire.
$50.
The receipt OF s1o5 from the
democratic state committee is in
contrast with the action Of the local
republican party. which contributed
several hundred dollars to the state
campaign.
Edgar T.. F'urrcy Dies
f.uEdF -. J. uTTSy. 80, ldtIlST VI
Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrey. died
Saturday at his home in Wilson. He
was born in Norwich. Mr.. Furrey
was known to many in Plainville.
having lived here for 90 years m
the past. He was stricken with
pneumonia last Sunday and weak
ened gradually during the week.
Mr. Furrey was a member of Sc
auGssen lodge. 7. o. o. F.. and of
Pythian lodge. X. of p. of Plain
vile. He is survived by his wife and
son.
Funeral services were held at .
o'clock this afternoon at the funeral
parlors Of Irving T.. Furrey of S26
Albany avenue. Hartford. Burial
was in West cemetery here.
Changes In Train Service
Effective Wednesday the following
changes in train service between