New Britain herald., 1929-05-27

gymnasium has been devised by the committee in charge and is bound to lend an atmosphere of gaiety to the occasion.
 The class colors are blue and white, 50 that the entire color scheme has been planned on these shades. Roland Gauthier is chairman of the decorating committee and has had an efhcient corps about him for several days preparing some bright and celorful decorations. With Norm Cloutier's" popular Travellers club orchestra. we'll known for it's broadcasting pro- grams. furnishing the music. and . program that comprises 1s dance numbers including . grand march, good time may be expected.
 Invitations to attend as patrons and patronesses have been accepted by Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. Leon C. Staples. MT. and Mrs. Howard Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward T. Brastow. Douglas >s Mac Donald and Miss Cora Hopkins and U. Wendell Yeo and Miss Helen V. Barrett.
 1 Girl Scout News The Girl Scouts are asked to bring their dues and registration fleets to the meeting to be held Thursday evening. The registration cannot be sent in before that day. The girls are also requested to meet at Legion hall Thursday morning at S:30 o'clock. wearing dark skirts, white middies, sneaks and dark stockings. All are asked to be sure to have arm bands.
 i Meeting Tonight The matter of the extension of Milford street through to East street will be discussed at the meeting of the town plan commission to be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The board expects to set date for a hearing on the proposed extension. If the plan meets with favorable action at the hearing, work will be started at an early date.
 The proposed extension will pro- vide | new highway past the Lin den street school addition. The commission will also take action at the meeting on the acceptance of Kent, Milford and Woodland streets. | To Hold Rehearsal
 The Plainville Fife and Drum corps will hold a rehearsal tomor- row evening. It is very important that every member be present SO that Memorial Day plans may Le completed.
 | To Give Play
 On Monday evening. June ,, the dramatic club of Burrttt Grange of New Britain will present three act comedy drama entitled Nancy Anna Browns Folks at the Grange hall at s:15 o'clock under the aus pices of Plainville Grange. Dancing will follow the play. Holman's or. chestra furnishing the music.
 The cast of the play is as follows: Pete. stage carpenter at the Grand
 theater ........... Joe Chescry Dave, property man at the Grand
 thenter ........ Ernest w. Stron Pa Brown. Nancy's father. from the country .... Rober B. Crockel Ma Brown. Nancy's mother .... l ................. Sue R. Forrest Nick Miles, stage director at the
 Grand ......... Milton Pilcharl Roderic Quinton (Rod), member
 of the troupe, playing villions' Connie Stair, who plays ingenue parts ...... Albina J. Stepanei Val Vincent. who plays comedy parts ....... John K. Andrew Juliet Saul DuD, who plays char acter parts ...... Efste Nyacl Denny Saul, her husband, charac- ter actor ...... Lester A. Vibbert' Inez Clifton CD, who plays ad- venturess parts .... Anna JurEer Barry Ramona, the leading man
 ......... Lloyd w. Vibbert. Villa Dean, the leading ladys i IHutu ArllHc l.aVBCI Rosalind Baylor, the leading lady
 Irene McNulty |; Time-Septembcr.
 Place-Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Time of playing-about two hours
 Synopsis of Acts
 Act 1.-The bare stage of tht Grand theater. ready for a morn,ns rehearsal. in September at the end of the summer stock season. Act II.-Living room of Connie and Villas little fiat; two week' later.
 Act 1lI.-The same: one yea, later.
 The three act comedy drana Lighthouse Nan;' presented '. fiainville Grange on May e3 wa 1 very successful and drew a largt crowd. The committee desires al Grange members who sold ticket! for the play to turn the money o,el to I. B. Carter as soon as possible.
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 Miss Alice Simmers. daughter O } Mir. and Mrs. William Simmers e Prentice street. Plainville, and Ceci Cain of Bristol. were married at thu home of the brides parents Satur Gay afternoon at o'clock by Rev Francis T. Cooke of the Bristol Con gregational church. Miss Constano, Sinners, sister of the bride. was tn bridesmaid and Edward Lilley c Bristol was the best man. The bride wore gown of whit satin and a blue veil. She carried 1 bouquet of sweet peas. The Howe girl. Miss Constance Simmers 0 Winsted. niece of the bride. wore pink dress and carried a bouquet c lilies of the valley.
 The sift of the bridegroom to tn bride was | string of pearls. Tn gift of the bride to the bridegroom l . ~AA >H Al~ ssa An o,,~ tsr1.s Tl,