New Britain herald., 1929-10-02

orchid mauve taffeta dress with horschair hat to match. Her bou Quet was of tea roses.
 After the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the brides parents, with 150 guests present. After their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ricco will make their home at 50 Austin street, New Britain.
 Young g-Brown
 Miss Laura Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown, of Sun set Lane, Berlin, and Roy Young, of Lower Lane, Berlin, were mar ried Saturday afternoon by Rev. L.. Tomkins, pastor of the Colchester Congregational church. in Col ches->r. The ceremony was per formed at the parsonage. They were attended by residents of Colchester. Following a short wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Young will reside in the Wilcox house on Sunset Lane.
 Both young people are well known in town, being members of the local Grange.
 Looking For Driver
 At the request of local authori- ties the Massachusetts department of police is conducting a search for Albert Diehle who was involved in an accident in tho town on June 22, At the time of the accident he was driving a Berkshire motor bus. He is sad to have struck and severely injured Mrs. Arthur Crandall of Berlin, who was taken to the New Britain General hospital and who has only lately returned to her home in Berlin. Word was received from Massachusetts authorities that as yet no trace of him had been found, but that the search was being made.
 Cars Tangsc On Swamp Road
 A car driven by Miss Dorothy Bctts, of Kensington, crashed into the side of a car driven by George F. Prentice, of Berlin this morning on the Swamp road. According to the reports Prentice was going toward New IDIlidlll W lltIl tt Nttl VI 'Sii ~ Miss Bctts came out of driveway and crashed into him. There was nc serious damage involved. Con- stable George Kanupka investigated but found no cause for arrest
 Well Child Conference
 The Well Child conference will 5' held in the T. A. B. hall in kensing, ton, on Wednesday, October 9, iron ? to 4 p. m.
 CndcrpasS Car Laundry
 The heavy rains that fell during the night and continued through the morning provided an unsought fo' laundry for motorists. The waters as usual, filled the hollow under Berlin's bridge of sishs and the pass ing motorists received the usua ducking. The overgrown puddle be meath the bridge is scarcely notice able until a car is almost upon | and then it is too late to avoid the 1 plunge.
 Sewing Club Meets The Kensington Sewing club hclt i it's first meeting of the season Mor day evening at the home of Mrs l NJ. G. Porter of kensington. MT" James Ellsworth and Mrs. Pau i Baker were the hostesses. The pro gram was in charge of Mrs. Dougla ! peMers and Mrs. Norman Lan1er i The next meeting of the club VII ! be held Monday evening, October ] the place to be announced later.
 Grange Meeting
 Halls orchestra featured the meet , ing last night of the Berlin Grans in it's hall on Pennington avenue The orchestra of three pieces, con sists Of Howard Hall. cornet, Leo G. Hall, violinist, and Mrs. l.. C Hall, pianist. A very pleasing pro gram under the direction of th home economics chairman, Mrs. ( F. Carter, was enjoyed. Mis Frances Wallace gave a reading an Paul Giana sang,
 EpwOrth League The members of the Epwort league of the Kensington Methodl. church will hold a meeting and SC cial this evening at the home of Mir tianfOrd. All members are urge to attend.
 Notes
 Roland Peck, son of Mir and MT Fred Pcc,; of Kenaington, has rt stunned his studies at Gettysbur academy after enjoying the summt vacation in the town. MT. Peck CT