New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
MAS7|N PROPERTY
 IS SOLD BY TOWN
House tO Be Torn Down by
 First Of September
LOCAL GIRL IS MARRIED
Miss Johnson is Guest of Honor at Miscellaneous Shower - Eugene Beland, Victim of Drowning, is Buried Here.

Buried Here.
 It was announced today that the George D. Mastin house on East Main street had been sold by the hoard of selectmen to Anna Bat taglia of Franklin street, New Brit. ain. The price of the sale was not made public. The New Britain woman has agreed to have the house removed by the first Of September to make room for the public library building which is 10 be erected on the site.
 The Mastin property was left to the town as a library site and, at d lecent town meeting, the selectmen W ere authorized to dispose of the house. Work was started today by I gang of workmen in tearing down the building. The removal Of the house will mark the passing of an old landmark. The home is Of old Colonial style and vas the scene of many lawn parties in years gone by, as the Mastlns were great lovers of flowers.
 With the passing of the Mastin house, it IS expected that the com nittee Tn charge of the flower show to be held on August 20 for the benefit Of the library building fund will make new arrangements for the affair IL was planned to hold the show in the rooms of the MaStin house. Definite information con- corning the show is expected 10 b. lnade public within a few days.
 Heinznann- Dalke
 Miss Elsie Dalke, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August Dalke of Dew cy avenue, Plainville, and Albert NJ Heinzmann, son of Mir. and Mrs, Albert Helnzmann of 54 Seymour this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Matthews German Lutheran church New Britain. Rev. A. C. T. Steegs will officiate The church will be decorated with garden flowers and palms.
 Miss Olga Dalke will be the maid of honor and Miss Elsie klndl bridesmaid George Meinzmann will be the best man and Arthur Dalke usher.
 The bride will wear q gown of white satin and q cap-shaped veil She will carry Easter lilies. Her attendants will wear orchid and peach gowns of satin and will carry 1 bouquets of roses.
 A reception will be held at the home of the brides parents in f Plainvila. About 100 guests are eX- pected 10 be present from Plain ville. New Haven, Detroit and New Britain Mrs. Heinzmann will wear a navy blue ensemble on her we'd ding trip. Upon their return the couple will make their home at 2l 5 Bassott street. New Britain, Mir. Heirzmann is employed in the cost department at Landers, Frary 62 Clark in that city.
 Complete Courses
 Miss M. Adeline Woods of Whit ing street has completed three courses at the Yale summer school in New Haven, which closed yester- day after a term of six weeks.
 Miss Woods is the principal of the Riverside school in Burlington.
 Church of Our Saviour
 Celebration Of holy communion at 530 a, m. tomorrow, This will be the only service of the day
 Rcdeemcr's A. M. F. Zion Church
 Morning service at Il a, m, sub- ject, The Tragedy Of Looking Back ward" Church school at 12:3o D. m. Narick Christian Endeavor SO cioty at e3o D. m. This organiz2- ton is under the direction of the young people. Evening service at 7;3o o'clock, subject, God as Our Father" Spirituals will be sung by the choir and congregation. Rev, F. L. Standifer, pastor, will be III charge.
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at s and ID o'clock 1t the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Rev. William P. kilcoyne, pastor will be in charge.
 Union Service A union service of the five Pro- tcstant churches in the town will be held at the Baptist church tomor- row morning at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. A. D, Kendrick, pastor Of the Bap- tist church, will he the speaker, There will be the usual junior serv- ice. The little children will be cared for by Mrs. Tyrrell during the | sermon, There will be special music,
 During the coming week Dr, Ken drick will be available for any pas