New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
PMinviUe Neus
LEWIS ST. COUPLE MARRIED 40 YEARS MT. and Mrs. John Raymond
 Surprised by Family and Friends
 H. E. GIBSON, 86, DEAD

High school and Alumni Teams il
 Dcadlock-Bochus-M Morrow Wed
 ding-Georsc B. Moore Called E,
 Death-Youth Breaks Leg-Itens
 Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond oi
 Lewis street were pleasantly sur. prised at their home yesterday oy members of the family and friends in honor of their 10th wedding an- niversary. The couple are well known here and have resided ir Plainville for the past 25 years Both are enjoying good health and take an active interest in the daily affairs of the town and country.
 Between 35 and 40 persons gath cred at their home and held an en- joyable reception. Guests were pres cnt from Hartford, Coventry. Union- vile, Avon. Southington and this town. Mir. and Mrs. Raymond were the recipients of many beautiful gifts.
 The couple were married in New Hartford and have one son. Allen NJ. Raymond, proprietor Of the Ray mond Electrical Co. One of the sur i prises given the couple yesterday was the presence of Mrs. Jean Ar mold. who attended Mrs. Raymond at her wedding 40 years ago. Both were taken completely by surprise and stated that it vas one Of the most enjoyable days Of their life. Mir. Raymond is celebrating his S3th birthday anniversary today, Mrs. Raymond is = years of age.
 Henry |. Gibson
 Word has been received here O. the death Of Henry F. Gibson, S7, | Civil war veteran. at his home in Woodbury yesterday due to pneu- monia. MT. Gibson resided in Plain- vile about 50 years ago and will be remembered by the older residents l of Plainvilc. He was a member of the 2Sth regiment, Connecticut Vol unteer infantry.
 He represented Woodburv in the general assembly years ago and was | also a member of the board of ds- sessors for many years. He direct ed the work of decorating veterans graves on Memorial Day in Wood- 1 bury for more than 50 years. His passing will be regretted by his for mer friends in Plainyille.
 Moonlight Session
 | uperintendent of Schools Leon c. Staples and the school board expect that q large number of parents will take the opportunity 10 visit the schools this evening in connection with American Education Week anG see what is being accomplished 1T Plainville schools.
 Two classes will be held this eve ming between and 9 o'clock. The regular school work will be in pro- gress. In the high school. the worl; will consist of two regular class l periods and an assembly program. The purpose Of this week IS 10 acquaint the public with the work Of the schools, their ideals, their achievements and their needs. Bochu-NlOrrOW
 1 A pretty wedding took place Sat urday afternoon at , o'clock when 1 Miss Eva Morrow. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. T. II. Morrow, became the i bride Of William BoChus of Bristol. The ceremony was performed by 1 Rev Dr. A. D. Kendrick, pastor Of the Baptist church, at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs. William Hill | of Ledge road.
 ! Mrs. Ivan Harlowe attended her sister as matron of honor while Ed ward Bochus, brother of the bride groom, was the best man. The bride was attired in a princess gown ! of white satin and wore a rose ma ric veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. i The matron of honor wore an orchid l colored gown with hat and shoes 10 match. She carried a bouquet Of 1 yellow tea roses.
 The home was prettily decorated