New Britain herald., 1929-06-28
PIERCE ST. COUPLE
 MARRIED B YEARS
Mi. and Mrs. John k Yasseur to Observe Anniversary Sunday
MRS. ROBERT CRAIG DEAD
White-Stuart Wedding-To Re- model Colonial Hall - Governor Trumbull's Voice to be Recorded- Meetings-Interestin Items.

Tr,lmbull's Voice to be Recorded- Meetings-Interesting Items. Sunday will mark the 39th we'd ding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. John Le Vasseur of Pierce street. The couple plan to spend the day l quietly. They were married at St.. Anne's church. Waterbury, on June 30, 1890. Both are well known in l Plainville and have a large number of friends.
 Seven children have blessed the marriage. They are Mrs. John Ahl- Quist of Middletown: Mrs. Augustine Prior of Plainville. Mrs. Eugene Be- land of Plaiufield, N. J.. Mrs. John Maerz of New Britain, Eugene Le | Vasseur of Forestville, and Francis J. Le Vasseur and Eldred I>e Vas seur of Plainville.
 Patriotic Program 1 Indications point to a very inter esting meeting of Plainville Grange on next Tuesday evening. when a pa triotic program will be presented Plans are going forward for the Grange picnic to be held on July 13.
 Mrs. Robert Craig
 Mrs. May Craig. 36. wife of Rob ert Craig. a past commander of Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion. and a former vice commander of the state department of the le- zion, died yesterday afternoon at Ce- darhurst sanitarium. Wethersfield, after long illness.
 She was born in Southington. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. H. Derby. She attended the graded schools there and graduated from the Lewis high school in the class of 1911. She was married in Plainville and lived here some time before moving to Torrington. where she re- sided at the time of her death.
 She was an active member of the |auxiliary of Brock Barnes post American Legion. and was anember Iof Harmony chapter. No. O. F. lS. of Southington. She was also a very active worker in the w. C. T. U.
 Besides her husband. she is sur vived by one son. William Younger Craig: her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Derby; and two sisters, Mrs. H. w Barnes of Plainville and Mrs. Frank Carson of Southington.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the funeral parlor of w. A. Bailey. Rev. Spencer Evans of Terryville and Rev. Donard F. Requa of southing- ton will conduct the services. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, South ington, where Harmony chapter will conduct a short ceremony.
 In Terryville Court
 William Tierney of Plainville was in the Terryville court last evening before Justice Charles I. Allen to an- swer to a charge of non-suppoit. He was arrested in Plalnville by Con- stable George Schubert for the Ter ryville police upon complaint of his wife.
 Justice Allen found him guilty imposed a 30 days suspended jGa sentence, and ordered him to pay 1912 week toward the support of his wife and three children. Tierney was also ordered to post $500 bond to assure the weekly payments.
 White-Stuart
 Word has been received of tht marriage of Miss Ruth stuart Of 1! Park street. Plainville. and Kenneth White of IS Park street, Plainvi!le which took place in South Lancaster Mass. at the home Of Elder D. J. c Barrett last Saturday afternoon al o'clock. They spent the day at the New England Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting in South Lancaster.
 To Record Voice It was announced today that Gov. ernor TrumbulTs voice will bt recorded by Fox Movietone appara tus which will arrive by plana a Brainard field in Hartford on July g The plane. which is transporting tht sensitive movietone instruments. i: making tour of the country dur. ing which the voices of all the gov.