The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-25
.ATERVIEEE
QUIET CELEBRATION. PLANNED FOR VILE.
Religious Services to Be Held Distribute Relief
 Baskets Tonight

4tlnMAS4ANA48 uay Wlll UG CSIC~ brated quietly as usual in Water vile. where no public events other than religious services have been the most important family holi- day of the year. Local industrial plants will suspend operations for the day and Sprague Grammar school will be closed.
 Special Thanksgiving day serv- ices will be held at all local churches. A special mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated by Rev William J. O'Shea, pastor of St Michaers church, at 8 a. m. Rev Raymond M. D. Adams, rector of St, Paul's Episcopal church, will conduct Holy Communion serv- ice at a. m. The usual service with a Thanksgiving Day sermon by the pastor, Rev John w. bod son, will take place at Grace Meth odist church at 8:30 a. m. and this week will conduct services at Wa terville Union church.
 Many followers of high school sports will attend the Crosby Wilby football game at Hamilton Park at 10 Q. m., thereby aiding the milk fund, which provides daily rations of milk for the children in the schools.
 Many Waterville families plan reunions tomorrow while other res. idents will journey out of town for the same purpose.
 Relief Benefits Tonight
 An opportunity to further assist in the relief of the unemployed o1 <,ifxy fo furntu1,nd fhiQ aVan p when the Palace, State and Strand theaters will sponsor midnight ben. efit performances, the entire pro. ceeds of which will be turned over to the Mutual Aid Unemployment Fund. The shows will start at 11:3O D. m. and, in each case, the regular program will be augment ed by local talent of Q high order volunteered for the occasion Everyone who can possibly do SC is urged to assist by buying tickets.
 Kraft Northrup
 A wedding of local interest took place on Sunday morning at tho Mill Plain Union church when Rev Joseph O. Todd, the pastor, united in marriage Miss Marion Augusta Northrup, daughter of Mir and Mrs Clifford w. Northrup. of Beechei avenue, and Howard Russell Kraft son of Mir and Mrs Max b. Kraft of Lone Oak avenue, Waterville.
 The ceremony took place at ter o'clock before an altar decorated with palms and yellow and white chrysanthemums. Preceding tho ceremony a special musical pro gram was played by the organist Mrs Lawrence R. Fraser.
 The bride wore frock of flow cred silk ivory crepe, shaded 1T yellow, rust and green, and car | ried q bouquet of white chrysan themums. Her only attendant wa! | her sister, Miss Jean M. Northrup whose dress was of green crepe ant who carried an arm bouquet O bronze chrXsanthemums.
 Floyd B. Goodwin was the bes man for MT Kraft and the usher' included a brother, Max E.. Kraft Jr, and Raymond H. Miller, al uncle of the bride.
 A wedding breakfast for tn members of the immediate familie took place at the home of tn brides parents following the cere mony. Guests were present iron Storrs, New York. Stratford. Nau gatuck. New Britain, and Kent. Al Interesting feature of the wedding was the fact that 1t took place oi the forty-eight anniversary of tn wedding of the brides grand-par ents, MT and Mrs William Miller. i Both MT and Mrs Kraft are grad