New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

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 Frank Finches Of Newark, x. J, formerly of Berlin and son of the late John Pinches, ST. and Mrs. My ra B, Davis, widow of Judge B. F. Davis of Mantle, will be married this afternoon at the Episcopal church al Mantle.
 MT, Pinches, who was lieutenant in the A. E. F. during the World War, is the Jersey City sales mana ger for the International Visible Sys- tems Corp, Of Cincinnati.
 Mrs. Davis is the president Of the Connecticut branch Of the Interna- tlonal Sunshine society and also president of the Mantle branch of the same organization. She was a close friend Of Mrs. Ellen Pinches. mother Of the bridegroom, whom she had met through her duties as an of fcer Of the Sunshine society.
 The couple will be attended by John Pinches Jr., brother of the bridegroom, as best man and Mrs. William Egan Of Hartford as matron of honor.
 Following a wedding tour the cou- pie will reside m Berlin at the old Pinches homestead on Worthinzton ridge.
 Sale for the Blind a Success The sale conducted Tn Berlin and kensington by the state board of education for the blind yesterday. was exceptionally well patronized ard the proceeds will be turned over 10 the blind persons who made the articles sold.
 The sale was conducted between the hours of | q. m, and , p. m. at the Community house in Berlin and in Tabs hall in Kensington
 Rev. Walter Casey Leaves
 Rev. Walter Casey. who has been the assistant at St. Paul's church in kensington for the past few years, will take up his new duties as pas tor Of the newly organized parish of St. Luke in Hartford tomorrow. His successor at the local church will not be named until the middle Of July and his duties here will be taken care of by priest who will be sent here weekly by the bishop until a permanent success is named.
 Father Casey has endeared himself in the hearts of the parishioners and 1 his loss will be keenly felt.
 Berlin Briefs 1 Harvey Woodruff, the son of MT. and Mrs. A. L. Woodruff Of Worth i ington ridge, left last night to spend the weekend with friends in Brook l lyn, N. Y.
 Andrew Mattione of Pennsylvania 1 is d guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Pedro Falchetti of Beridale avenue.
 Perfect Attendance Awards The following youngsters have . been awarded certificates for perfect attendance during the school tear of i 1880 at the Junior High school Tn ! Kensington: Misses Miriam Skinner Amy Chapman. Angeline Rec, and Jennie Walowski.
 St. Paurs Church l The masses at St Paul's church | tomorrow will be celebrated at '. s and 10:10 q. m. The iridium in honor Of the Blessed Sacrament will be concluded at the close Of the last mass.
 Masses during the coming week : will be celebrated daily at 7:3o a. m 1 Friday will be the feast of the Sacred Heart and at 7:30 o'clock lr the evening there will he special de- votions in honor of the occasion.
 hensington Methodist Church
 Sunday school at 10 a m; morn- ing service at Il o'clock; Epvorth league devotional meeting at 645 D m evening worship is at 73d o'clock.
 The Queen Esther circle will give an entertainm ent in the church par lors on Wednesday evening at $ o'clock The program will include two short plays and other numbers
 The mid-week prayer meeting 's to be held on Thursday evening al 7:3o o'clock
 The church choir will meet for re- hearsal on Friday evening al 7;3c o'clock.
 Kensington Congregational Church
 The Sunday school and the churcl will unite tomorrow in the anaua observance of Childrens day. The