The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11
THOMASTON
ThOmastOn Man
 Weds Teacher
EIlcry Atwood Marries
 Catherine German

A wedding of much interest to Thomaston people took place In Marblehead. Mass, Monday. when Miss Catherine German of that city became the bride of Ellery Atwood. son of Mrs Eva Atwood of Grand street, Thomaston. The bride is teacher in the high school at Holyoke, Mass. and MT Atwood IS a member of the high school faculty of Haverhill. Mass, he was born and brought up in Thomaston and is n graduate of the Thomas ton High school and is very popu- lar in town. Mrs Eva Atwood, Lis mother attended the wedding.
 Miss Ola Dutchcr Undcrgocs
 Operation.
 Miss Ola k. Butcher. daughter of MT and Mrs Clyde Butcher Of Judson street. student nurse at the Waterbury hospital was opcr- ated upon for appendicitis at the hospital by Dr Winfield Wight, and her condition is reported to be favorable. Miss Butcher recently returned to her duties following q two weeks vacation.
 old Timers Play Ball.
 The stage is all set for the ball RdTne between l1l' oil hIll'l i''iiI Legion team and the Kaccys Boys club, Thursday evening. The game Is bound to be full of thrills as the members of the Legion have been out of the game for several seasons, and their team work !s expected 10 be little off. Harry Lynch, coach of the Boys club team and manager. was tho man. ager of the American Legion. but he will be pulling for his boys team Thursday evening.
 Eugene Warner Takes Bride at
 Plymouth.
 Mir and Mrs Oscar Salmon of Plymouth have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Salmon 10 Eugene War ner, son of MT and Mrs Ralph c.. Warner of ThomaSton. The Wcd- ding took place at the home of the brides parents last Thursday. and was attended by the families of the young couple, Rev Thomas A.. Carlson, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational church performed the ceremony.
 Briefs.
 The ball game between the All Stars of Waterbury and the House of David team played at Hamilton Park in Waterbury last night d'- tracted many from Thomaston.
 Mrs Annie Sparks. assistant town clerk, is on her annual vacation.
 James Flemming of River street nas gone to California to join his father, Thomas Flcmming, who is making his home there.
 Dr and Mrs Robert Hazen of Union street, have gone To CleVc- land, ohio, where they will speno A vacation. They expect 10 return August 18th.
 Frank Cazinski, who for many years conducted a shoe repair shop in town, has given up the business and sold his building and equip mcnt.
 Miss Jean Crisci of New York is the guest of MT and Mrs Patsy Dimaria of south Main street.
 Miss Anna T. George of Walnut street, accompanied by Miss Hazel Hodgkins of Philadelphia and Miss Iva Pumpkins of Plymouth left Monday for Mount Desert island, Bar Harbor, Maine. where they will spend vacation.
 Mrs r. C. Flynn of Juds0n street and Mrs Julia c. Morris of Boston, Mass, have returned from Lorton Hall, Milford, where they spent five days retreat.
 MT and Mrs otto Poit and daughter, Miss Edith, motorcd to Bennington, vt, over the weekend
 Mrs Howard Pumpkins, chief operator at the telephone exchange Is enjoying two weeks vacation from her duties.
 Irving Taller of Bristol, N. H., a former resident Is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs Joseph Taller.