New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
PainuiWe News
ST. COUPLE
 MARRIED 4O YEARS
MT. and Mrs. John Le YasSeur
 Spend Day Quietly
REUNION IS SUCCESSFUL
Plainyille Baseball Team is Defeat

Plainyille Baseball Team is Defeat
 ed-F1remen to Hold Practice To-
 morrow-Local People Interested
 in Festival.
 MT. and Mrs John LeVasseur of Pierce street, we'll known couple, to- day are quietly observing the 10th anniversary of their wedding. They have a large number of friends and received many felicitations.
 They were married in St. Anne's church, Waterbury, June 30, 1890, but have resided in Plainville for a number of years. Their marriage has been blessed by seven children, all of whom are living. Their chill dren are Mrs. John Ahlquist of Mid dletown, Mrs. Augustine Prior of Plainville, Mrs. Eugene Beland of Plainfeld, N. J., Mrs. John Maerz of | New Britain, Eugene LeFasseur of Forestvile, Eldred LeVasseur Of Plainville and Francis J. LeVasseur. commander of Brock Barnes post, American Legion of Plainville.
 Important Legion Meeting
 There will be an important meet 1 ing of Brock-Barn post, American Legion, tomorrow evening at Legion | hall on Whiting street. Delegates to the state convention will be elect | nI 1or new members the quota Of the local post was pushed up to the 100 mark, which entities Plainville to three 1 delegates to the convention. Other matters of importance will be dis i cussed.
 The local post is now one of the largest in the state for the size of the town, and it's members plan to keep interest at a high standard by means of a busy program.
 Reunion Successful
 Samuel J. Castle was elected pres ident Of the Plainville Graded School association at it's tenth annual re- union held Saturday afternoon at the high school on East street. Over 150 graduates of Plainville schools were present and all agreed that the affair was the most successful one held since the custom was started ten years ago. Graced with perfect weather, the former schoolmates re newed acquaintances and recalled old memories of their happy school days. Each class vas given a sep arate room to meet in, thereby giv- ing old friends a better opportunity to meet each other. The business meeting was held in the auditorium
 The new officers of the association are as follows: Honorary president Mrs. Colette Frisbie Smith; presi dent, Samuel J, Castle; honorar, vice president, Governor John H TrumbulI; recording secretary Mrs Clara Lamb Sechrest; corresponding secretary Miss Ethel Yale; treasur. CT, Thomas ?. Prior; vice presidents Charles H. Norton, Howard L. War ren, Mrs. William Cassidy, Mrs Bertha Eaton. Mrs. Lena Clarl Wooley Of Hartford, Dr. James Prioi Of Boston, Miss Jane Hanlin 0 New Britain, Miss Louise Potter 0 Hartford, and Mrs. Mary L. Wrigh of New York.
 Vote to Change Name
 A resolution was presented at tht meeting that the name of the asso ciation be changed from the Plain vile Graded School association {, the Plainville Schools association The change was adopted by tn, members.
 Another resolution was presented asking that the town take over tn, maintenance of the playground ol Broad street. IL also provided tha the apparatus which is the propert' of the association be given 10 th town. The matter will be brough