New Britain herald., 1929-04-01

the baptlSL church, performed the ceremony
 The bride was attired in gown of white Canton crepe with silver trimmings and wore a veil of en- broidered lace and tulle fastened with orange blossoms. She carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of , the valley.
 The maid of honor wore an orchid seorgette dress with slippers to match. She carried bouquet of or Chids and sweet peas
 The bridal party entered under a | white arch lntert Wined with orchid flowers. The room was decorated with palms. Easter lilies and white carnations. Guests were present from New York. New J,rsey, Hartford, New Britain. New Haven. Pittsfeld, Rockville and south Norwalk. The ! Harmony Boys orchestra ra furnished the music during the reception. The bridegroom gift to the bride was necklace set with rhinestones ! The brides gift to the bridegroom was watch band. The maid of hon. Or received d bracelet from the bride and the best man was given gold cigar lighter from the bride groom.
 | Following the wedding reception at the home, the couple left on d honeymoon 10 New York city and Atlantic City. They will be at home n b.j fri. their residence at Il Warrcnton ave nuc, Hartford.
 Services Largely Attended Services at the Baptist church yesterday were largely attended. 1 Special music was rendered by the senior and junior choir at both the morning and evening services. A record attendance was present at the Bible school -V5 being pres ent
 In the evening the new hymn books were prese lted by Mes. Emma l.. Wood. leader of the Te,n- pie Sunshine Bible class. which has been largely Instrumental in rais- ing funds for the books. Rev. Dr. A. D. kendriCk acc pted the books on behalf Of the church and dcdi- cate1 them in very fitting man. ncr.
 The ordinance Of baptism was conferred upon nine candidates 1 The list was as follows: Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Tyrell. Mrs. Elizabeth h Barra clough, Everett Temple and five juniors, Barbara Morse Mar guerite Hall. Ethel Roberts, Los t'arrar, and Edna Wood The decorations consisting most ly Of Easter lilies were tastcfully arranged around the haptisrv and at the close of services most cf them were sent to people who are confined 10 their homes
 Mattco Is Released
 Tommy Matteo, local boy. who has been trying out for position on the Hartford Eastern loague baseball team at it's training camp in Hayre de Grace, Maryland, WAS released from the quad Saturday evening by Manager Groh. Matteo left at once for Hackensack. x. l.. where the Springfield club is train ing, He believes that he can catch on with the Ponies.
 Matteo's size and his inexpericnce were against him in his trial with the Senators and the fact that he vas trying 10 beat out Roscr. Hoh- | man, Watson and Arams. all mem ! ocrs of the 1928 team. for an outffell | berth made Manager Groh decide that it would be unnecessary to spend any more time trying to de | Nelop him. Malteo showed great promise in the few days that he was present at the training camp. Faster Services Easter Sunday service at the P!ainville tongrc ga,ional church was attended by q congrega tional tha' filled up every bit of available space Among those present were Mrs. John H. Trumbull, Miss Jean Trumbull. Miss Florence Trumbull and her fiance, John Coolidge, son of the former president.
 Rev. Roy J. Wllkcrson preached i special sermon appropriate for the occasion. There was communion service after which II new mem" hers were admitted into the church. The list was as follows: George Nal colm Gills, Jeon Alexandra Gillis Leila Augusta Ryder, Clarence Adrian Parsell, Emily Louise Par sell, Dorothy Hall Seymour. A. liar old Skinner, Melvin Ernest Hadfeld, Horace Wilder French. Frederick St. John Tyler, Violet Julie Noisarl borothy Tredennick. Flavia Bazzette, Benjamin and Lois Norton.
 Regular Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Plainyillt Grange will be held tomorrow eye ming in Grange hall. The first aul second degree will be conferred on q class of candidates. A short pro- gram will be presented.
 Brings Suit
 Donald Hichway of Forostyi.lc through Judge Joseph M. Donovan of Bristol has brought suit for s"25 damages against Sam Sweie Real estate at Whites Crossing was at tach"d Saturday by Deputy Sheriff r.. W. I'Urrcy. The writ is return- able on the first Tuesday ot May m the court Of common pleas.
 Police Catch Driver Edward Bo.ro of 34o5 Main strcrl. Hartford, travelling west on the Pennington | uioniille road. na+ struck by an automobile driven by Nicholas Saniasio Of 1N7 Seymou, street, Bristol, carly yesterday morn ing.
 Santasio Jeff the scene cf the ac- c,dent and was located later by Con stables C. II. Woil"nherg and Na than Fuller at doctors offi~c in Tlainyille. He was taken tc th, Bristol hospital and later was ar