New Britain herald., 1930-08-30

edge of the boiler, which was file,
 with hot water. It overturned an>
 the contents scalded her back ant
 shoulders.
 Dr. George F. Cook attended he and supervised her removal to tht hospital.
 Bunnell-Johnson Wedding
 The Plainville Baptist church vii
 be the scene this afternoon of wlla Is expected to be one of the mos i picturesque weddings in many months when Miss Eva C. Johnson 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albir Johnson of Woodford avenue, and (. Wallace Bunnell will be married The ceremony will be pertormed by the pastor, Rev. Dr. A. D. Ken. l drick, in a garden-like scene with flowers furnishing the decorative ar rangement. The gowns of the bride and the maid of honor will be of rainbow shades, including pink. vel low, blue, orchid, and green.
 The maid of honcr will be Miss Vivian l. Johnson, sister of the bride. and the best man will be Arthur Bunnell, brother of the bridegroom The bridesmaid, will carry bououets Of mixed flowers. They will be Miss Irene Olson of Plainville. Miss La vina Hopkins of New Britain, Mrs. Dorothy Cheepham of Hartford, and Mrs. Jennie Hammer of West Hart ford. Claire Barnes will be the flower girl.
 The ushsrs will be Floyd stilIman Of Plainville, Harold Hammer of West Hartford. Gerald Farrar of New Britain, and Thomas Barro- clough of Plainville.
 The couple will leave on an un- announced wedding trip and upon their return will reside in Middle town, where MT. Bunnell is an archi- tect.
 Members of the wedding party, parents of the couple, and others who have aided in the wedding pre- paration were the guests of the couple at pre-nuptial luncheon Thursday night. Gifts to the at tendants and others were presented on this occasion.
 Last Union Service
 The fifth and last of the Protest ant union services will be held in the Congregational church tomor- row morning at 10;45 o'clock The sermon theme will be Gates OH Every Side
 Congregational Notes
 The members of the Woman's Federation will hold an all-day sew ing meeting at the home of Miss Elizabeth Norton on Thursday, Sep tember 1 Every person in attend ance is asked to contribute one ar ticle of food.
 A fruit and vegetable sale for the beneft of the Plainville library fund will be sponsored by the Con- gregational church on Friday, Sep tenber 1o, from o;30 a. m. until 6 p. m. in the Strand theater build ing.
 Church of Our Saviour
 The only service of the Church of Ai cet 'iool to!IIOtiO U" VIII De a lclN communion service at $50 d. m.
 On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the officers and teachers of tn. 2hurch school will gather in the par sh house for an organization meet ng.
 The church school will resume It's sessions on Sunday, September [, at 10 q. m.
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be celebrated at & ma 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Rev William P. kllcoyne, pastor, will be the cele- l orant.
 Labor Day Wedding
 Plans for the wedding of Mise earmeline Apruzzese Of Woodland . treet and Arthur Magri of New Britain, which will take place in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy on 'fonday morning at o'clock. were -nnounced today
 The ceremony will be performed " Rev William P. kilcoyne. who 'iR also celebrate a nuptial high mass. The matron of honor will be frs. Lucille Pisnatella of New 'rltain and the best man will be William Masri brother of the ridesroom. The bridesmaids will be iiss Mathilda Magri of New Brit in, Miss Balinda Gallino of Berlin. Hiss Lena Bozio of New Britain and fiss Lily Annello of Middletowu he ushers will be Peter Gallino nd William Georsini both of Ser n, Anthony Yocobellis of New ritain and Rene
 The ring bearer will be Anthony [asseli of Berlin and the flower iris will be Josephine Fanguillo of lainvlle and Dolly Dalfno of New ritain,
 The bride will be attired in 8 'ess of white satin with a lace veil inmed with pearls, The matron honor will wear a gown of pale nk and the bridesmaids will be -ecsed in gowns Of orchid with hat Id slippers 10 match The bridc III carry 8 bouquet Of lilies Of the Llley. roses and Easter lilies. The atron of honor will carry briar- If roses and the bridesmaids will Try bouquets Of tea roses The couple will leave on 8 we'd ng trip 10 Niagara Falls and upon cir return will reside at 66 Oak rect New Britain
 Former Teacher Leaves Miss Belen Hurtado, who has IT zen the guest of Mir and Mrs. J, .,
 Webster of Park street for the f, st two weeks. will leave Sunday h r Poushkeepsie. N. Y. where she T Il teach the eighth grade in a b. hool there. Miss Hurtado taught