The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-22
THOMASTON
ANNUAL MEMORIAL
 SERVICES SUNDAY
Captain SimOns to Deliver Address-Pretty Wed-
 ding at St Thomas

The annual memorial service for the soldier and sailor dead will be held in the Paramount theater at 3:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon. The memorial address will be delivered by Captain Albert M. Simmons of Hartford department commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. cap tain Simmons is a very interesting and inspiring speaker and the com mittee in charge were very much pleased to be able to bring him to Thomaston. One of the features on the program will be selections by the Swedish Congregational church choir, under the direction of Miss Grace Swanson. Frank H. Mattoon of Elisha Kellogg Camp, Sons Of Veterans, will be chairman and the program will be as follows:
 General Orders No. II.
 Edward S. Mattoon Sons of Veter- ans, reading roll of honor, Joseph s. Simpson, Sons of Veterans; Me- morial day poem, Henry Simpson; "The Little Green Tents" Adjt Char les E. Morse, salute to the dead, Commander c. B. Harrison, of G. A. R.; "Taps," Leverett Tanner and Edward DeBischoprs; Lincolp's Gettysburg address; high school student, flag charge. Joseph .. Simpson, memorial address Captain Simmons; singing of the Star Spangled Banner; selection by choir benediction.
 Pretty Wedding.
 A very pretty wedding to place at St Thomas church, Thursday morning at o'clock when Miss Mary Kaziepenski, daughter of MT and Mrs B. Kaziepenski of Chapel street became the bride of Joseph Spotanski of Hartford. Rev John J. Burke, pastor performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The church was filled with friends and relatives of the young couple who later gathered at the home of the brides parents. where a reception was held and wedding breakfast served. Following a wedding trip MT and Mrs Spotanski will reside in Hartford where he is employed.
 Smiths Team Defeated In League.
 The ball game between Taylor's and Smiths team in the Junior Squires league played in the San- for avenue grounds Thursday eve- ming, Taylor's team won by score of II to z.
 Parents Day In School Today.
 The exercises planned in the Gen. ter school for the observance of Parents day scheduled for Thurs day was put over until this after noon owing to the rain. It is ex- pected that the grades will be visit ed by several people today, who will witness the exhibition of work done by the pupils during the year.
 Ball Game Today.
 The Thomaston High school ball team will meet Terryville High on the Sanford Avenue grounds this afternoon in the first game of the season. The teams were scheduled for two games this week but were forced to call the game off in Terryville Thursday owing to the indictment weather.
 Mrs Lawrence Ryan Entertains.
 Mrs Lawrence Ryan of South Main stret entertained her pinochle club at her home Thursday evening Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Students Year Book Out Today.
 The tenth issue of "The Owl" the year book of the Thomaston High school was issued today. This years "Owl" is known as the alumin mum. Der and will feature the names, ad- dresses and occupations of the gra- duates since the school was founded in 1887.
 Briefs.
 MT and Mrs Michael Madden of East Main street have another son, born to them Thursday morning.
 Miss Emma Thulin. a nurse Of Hartford, Is the guest of her moth. CT, Mrs Peter Thulin of Gilbert street.
 Miss Mildred Barnes . nurse. from New Haven, who recently returned from Florida, is the guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs Ralph Barnes of East Main street.
 The feature picture at the Para. mount theater this afternoon and evening will be Lawrence Tibbett and Ester Raiston in "TheProdigal.'
 Richard Marshall, e-year.oid. son Of Mrs Edith Marshall was taken suddenly ill Tuesday night and was taken t0 tho hospital for treatment. Ills condition was some improved
 pr T. <. Parsons has moved his family Into his new home on Drove street.
 Arthur Woods is moving back Co hIn home on urove street which was Oceuppled by Dr Y. B. Parsons. ---ss--s-----------=s