New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

up at the special town meeting to be held Wednesday evening. The matter was presented before the vot- CTS at the last town meeting but was stricken from the call because no one was present to present the resolution in the name of the associ- ation.
 The cafeteria supper provided by Plainville schoolmates for all guests was bountiful and nicely served to the large crowd. The association wishes 10 extend thanks to all who helped furnish the food and to those who served it. Those who sent dishes may call for them at the home of Mrs. Pearl Smith at Broad and Park streets.
 Old Time Teachers Present
 Among those present were Mrs. l Nellie Terry Reed, a teacher here | in the early seventies, and Mrs. i Hunt Bailey, q teacher in the nine | ties, who were greeted by a large number of their former pupils, many of whom now hold important positions in the business world The 1 following people were present from ! out-of-town points; Mrs. Daisy Ben i ton, Passaic, N. J.. Mrs. Gertrude T. 1 Fulton of Anchorage, Ky; Lewis 1 Judson of Washington, D. C.; Will 1 liam Hall Of New York; Wallace 1 Cramer Of Torrington; Mrs. Irene Curry Seery of Winsted and Mrs. F. B. Ernst of Charleston, S. c. 1 It was regretted by all that Gov ernor Trumbull and family could not be present but all were glad to have Henry Trumbull among them. 1 Former Governor Marcus H. Hol- comb was also missing, as was l Charles L. Ames Of Hartford. a for mer principal, who missed his first reunion last year because of injuries received in an autom obile accident. Mrs. Colette Frisbie Smith and family were unable to attend be- cause Of the centenary celebration in Enfield. Very pleasant letters were received from Ned" Lewis, of Washington, Fay" Prior, Of Bos- ton. L. Afford of New York and Henry Woodcock of New Bedford,
 During the program a short talk was given on the new Plainville library building by H. A. Castle, 2 picture of the proposed building be. ing shown to the former Plainville schoolmates. It proved of great in terest to all.
 NeCrology
 During the time from August 19 1929, to June g. 1880, 8 large mum. ber Of the members of the associa- ton died,
 The necrolo6y for the year was as follows; Edbert D. Warfield Pas saic, \. j.; Mrs. Mira Kilborn Bishop, teacher, New Haven; Mrs, J Coughlin; Mary Silverio Of Plain vile; John Herbert Harris, Plain vile; Henry J. Parkinson. Plain vile; Charles H. Baker, New Haven; Frank E. Hall, Plainville; Adison x Clarke, Plainville; Thomas Conlin
 Plainville; Michael Parkinson, New Britain; Theodore A. Derby. Plain vile, John Painter, Plainville Katherine Farrar Plainvillei Josep4 W. Fox. Hartford; Mrs. Minnie Buell., PIainville; Marie Prior, Plain. vile: James H Cooke, Swampscot.
 Mass; Mildred G. Fisher. Plainville
 Marcella P. Coughlin, Manchester
 Adella May Johnson; George LeRo, Castle, Plainville; Mrs Harry J
 Rosseter. New Haven and CharIc'
 E. Hyde, Southampton.
 CalIen-Tibbetts
 Miss Alice Faye Tibbetts, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Bion B. rib betts Of Columbia Falls, Maine, an Frederick J. Callen, Jr,, son of MT and Mrs. Fred J. Callen, ST, of 5 East street, Plainville, were marie this morning al II o'clock by Rev William Kelleher in Boston. Miss Gertrude E. Allen vas tn bridesmaid and Raymond Cunning ham the best man. Following tn wedding reception, the couple lief or a honeymoon trip to Canada They will make their home at 6 East street Plainville.
 SharT-Petroline
 Miss Mary Fetroine. daughter O MT. and Mrs. Barto Petroline 0 South Canal street, and Anthon Sharr of Linden street were married this morning at 7.30 o'clock at tn church of Our Lady of Mercy D.