New Britain herald., 1929-08-03
WEST END COUPLE
 MARRIED 52 YEARS
Foxes Residents Here A Years; Came From England
WILL SPEND DAY QUIETLY
Town Plan Commission Schedules Hearings - Funeral of Walter Calor-Brush Fire At Norton Park Church Noticcs-Briefs.

Church NOticcS-Briefs.
 Tomorrow will mark the 52nd an niversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James Fox of S3 Bohemia street. The couple are well known in Plainvillc and are very popular. having a large number of friends They expect to spend the day quiet ly, no special observance being plan ned.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fox were married in Bailey, England. by Rev. A. J. Davis. They have resided in Plain vile for A years. In spite of their advanced age, both are very active and take an interest in the daily affairs of the town and country.
 Mrs. Fox is a member of the auxiliary of Brock Barnes post American Legion, and attends the meetings of the organization regu- larly. She is a member of the Com panons of the Forest past presi- dent of the Daughters of St. George. and a member of the Methodist church. Mir. Fox is member of the Foresters and was formerly en- ployed at the Hart & Hutchinson Co. in New Britain.
 The union was blessed with four childrn two boys and two girls. The children. James and Fred Fox, Mrs. Clarence B. Morgan and Mrs. Gill bert A. Edmund, are all living and are residents of Plainville. The couple also have seven grandsons and two granddaughters.
 Arrested After Crash
 Raymond Stevens of 2319 Herrst street. Harrisburg, Pa, who was inN olved in an automobile crash yesterday morning about II o'clock between Plairville and Southington resulting in injuries to his wife that necessitated her removal to the N@w Britain General hospital. has been ordered to appear in the town court on August 27 to answer a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested by Constable Schubert following on III NVoIis t''ioil VI thC u doll pS ltIlit- self and Prosecutor Charles F. Con- lon.
 Mr. Stevens and his wife and daughter were on their way to Lake Winnipesaukee N. H., for their va cation. According to the police yer sion of the accident, the car driven by the Harrisburg man crashed into an oil truck driven by Frank Gif- ford as the latter was turning into d driveway. From information sc cured by the authorities. Stevens car was travelling at a rapid rate of speed just before the crash oc- cured.
 Slight Blaze At Park The spread of flames into somn valuable woodland on the property of Charles H. Norton park was pre- vented yesterday afternoon by the timely discovery of the fire by Mrs. Hubert Simpson of South Washing ton street. Mrs. Simpson discovered the blaze about 1:30 o'clock and communicated with Fire Warden Irving Gridley. who in turn called Fire Warden Edward Madeley.
 Through the combined efforts of the fire wardens and about 15 boys and girls playing in the park at the time. the damage was confined to about two acres. The fire yesterday was the first forest fire in plainvi,le in nearly two months.
 Congregational Church
 The fourth of the union services being held by the Advent Christian tional churches will take place at the Congregational church tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. l. Roy Wilkerson will be the preach CT. His sermon topic will be The .aw of Replacement A session O. the Congregational church school will be held after the morning serv- ice
 An all-day sewing meeting will be held by the ladies Of the Woman's federation at the home of Mrs, Mary Stephenson on Thursday. Each per son is asked to bring one article of food for the picnic dinner. If there are any who desire transportation. they are asked to call Miss Norton.
 A. NJ. r.. Zion Church 1 Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A A. Perry. at II a. m. His theme will be The Name Above Every Name. " Church school at 12;30 ?. m V. c 1 F.. union at ' D. m Preaching hl the pastor at D. m. subject, Put i On the Armor of God"
 ConIin- Baker
 The marriage of Grace A. Baker i daughter of Mrs John Baker of i'll West Main street, and Albert J Conlin of 1o7 Whiting street will by performed Wednesday morning al