New Britain herald., 1930-09-15

terest by many Plainville people. To- day the governor was in Hartford to greet the French fliers who were successful in crossing the Atlantic.
 To Open Football season
 The Plainville H. & NJ. Eagles football team will meet the Forest vile Yankees. Jrs.. this evening at 5:30 o'clock at Forestville. The Plainville Eagles, under the careful coaching of Walter Marine. have been practicing daily and are expect ed to come through with victory.
 The following lineup will be used; C. Sturgeon. center: W. Allen, quar- terback; C. Coates, left guard; C Wright, right guard; R. Corlet, left tackle; J. Calin. right tackle; J. Le- pore, right end; W. silverio, left end: c. Silverio. captain, fullback; J. Tani, left halfback and K. Spencer right halfback
 Parish Guild Meeting
 The parish guild of the church oi Our Saviour will hold it's first meet ing of the season in the parish house on Thursday afternoon at o'clock All members are asked to be present as important business will be discussed.
 Athletics Win
 The Plainville Athletics baseball team defeated the strong Kent A. C. team yesterday afternoon at the high school field by an to 4 score. Both teams gathered seven hits apiece. Roger, pitching for the winners. fan ned six men while Peterson of the llocals whiffed seven men. Both teams were in great form and play ed good fielding games.
 Files Claim in Court Claiming that Sidney and Nellie Hemingway owed it for a tenement on Kent street during February March and April of 1929, the Mirante Realty &- Finance CO, Inc, has filed claim in the small claims court Of New Britain. The plaintiff claims that at one time it was given a check by the defendants but that it was re- turned by the Plainville Trust Co.
 The hearing has been set down for Friday, September 26.
 Belden-Broadwen
 Miss Virginia Maud Broadwell daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harry M Brcadvell of 65 East street anG James Hodges Belden. son of Rev and Mrs. Edward S. Belden oi Jerome avenue, Bristol, were mar. ried Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parent: by Rev. MT. Belden. the bridegroom father. The double ring service wa: used. The home was decorated witt orchids, yellow garden flowers anc palms.
 The matron of honor was Mrs Gladys Douglas. sister of the bride and the bridesmaid was Miss Bea trice E. Lamb, cousin of the bride The best man was Charles Belden brother of the bridegroom.
 The bride was attired in a gowI Of mother of pearl satin and a white tulle veil with medallions of shadow lace. She carried bouquet O. bridal roses and lilies of the valley Her going away outfit was nav. blue ensemble.
 The bridesmaid was attired Tn z yellow taffeta gown with yellow ne over the dress. She carried orchie garden flowers. The maid of homo, wore an orchid taffeta dress witt yellow net over the dress and carried yellow garden flowers.
 About 75 guests from Bristol Hartford, South Norwalk, Westport New York, New Britain, Plainvill and Forestville attended the cere nlony and reception. The room were decorated with pink and greer garden flowers for the reception.
 The couple left on wedding tril to Lake Winnepesaukee and upor their return will reside temporary with the brides parents. Mrs Belden attended the local school. and Smiths Business College. MT Belden graduated from Westpor High school and the Business Acad omy of Westport. He is manage of the Economy store in Bristol.
 After the wedding ceremony, Mrs Leslie Frazer, sister of the bride groom, played the bridal choru! from Lohengrin. MT. Frazer sant 70 Promise Me" accompanied b! Mrs. Frazier on the piano.
 Church Makes Error
 Due to an error made by the Elm manuel Gospel church of NeV Britain Saturday. the date of thu wedding of Miss Edna Rhoades ant { Edward Hanson of Plainville was SC as Saturday. September 13. instead Of next Saturday, September %.
 The couple, who are well knowr here, having both graduated iron the National Bible institute of New York City will be married next Sat urday afternoon at the Emmanue Gospel church.