The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-27

l MT ana MrS stanley keatlng O1 Bridgeport, who have been visit ing relatives in the borough. have returned to their home. MT and Mrs Heating are former residents MT and Mrs George Sweetman of White Plains, N. r., spent the weekend as the guest of relatives on Olive street.
 Miss Genevieve Rapieff of Cherry street and Viola Johnson of Pleas ant avenue recently visited Miss l Mildred Nichols of Allerton Farms who is vacationing at the Milford shore.
 Leo McNamara of West street spent the weekend at his camp at Nobleboro, Me.
 MT and Mrs Raymond Grant and family of Olive street spent the weekend camping at Lake Wara- maug, New Preston. Mahlon Sears of Aetna street was a recent visitor in Seymour. John Maher of Phoenix avenue was a recent visitor in New Haven. | Harold Barber of North Main street spent the weekend as the guest of friends in Williamsport, Pa.
 l Foley-Kenney
 Miss Anna T. Kenney, daughter of Mrs P. J. Kenney of German street, became the bride of Ray mond K. Foley, son of Peter J. Foley of Trowbridge place, this morning at g o'clock in St. Francis church, in pretty ceremony per- formed by Rev Thomas Garrick of Hartford, cousin of the bride. Father Garrick also celebrated the nuptial high mass.
 Because both of the young people are so popular and well known in | the borough, the ceremony was of unusual interest. Many relatives and friends were at the church.
 Miss Helen Kenney, sister of the bride, attended her, while the best | man was Edward Krause of Hart ford.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin, with a hat to correspond. She carried bridal bouquet of lilies of the valley and white roses. l The bridesmaid was attired in a blue skin lace gown, with hat cor responding in color. She carried a bouquet of pink roses. Following the church cere- | monies, the newly welded couple | attended by immediate relatives motored to Cheshire, where a we'd ding breakfast was served al | Waverly Inn. A reception followed and MT and Mrs Foley left on all unannounced wedding trip. Upor their return they will reside or l Meadow street.
 Both Mir and Mrs Foley are | graduates of Naugatuck high | school. Mir Foley is likewise a graduate of Catholic University Washington. D. c. During the past two years, the bridegroom has been a member of the Naugatuck high school faculty. where his father is athletic coach, and the bride is an employe of the Naugatuck National bank.
 Minister To Return Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, who with Mrs Lewis has been on d four weeks motor tour of the southern states for his vacation, is expected to return to the borough and re- sume his duties this week.
 In his absence, Rev Richard Baxter of New Jersey. who has been summering in Middlebury, took over the duties of the church With Rev Mr Lewis return, the New Jersey rector will return to his home.
 Charles P. Rodenbach of Terrace avenue has returned to his home after spending the weekend with his family in Madison. C. Jerome Burgell has returned to his home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. after spending the weekend as the guest of Mir and Mrs Walter Nor. wash of Meadow street.
 Harold F Chittenden has return ed to his home after week ending with his family at Madison.
 Miss Helen Norwash of High street spent yesterday in Bridge port.
 Delegates To Report
 Delegates who attended the Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention in New Haven over the week end will report to other mem- bers of St. Francis T. A. 5. so- ciety and St. Cecelia's T. A. B. so- ciety when meetings of the two groups are next held.
 Patrick J. Fitzgerald, Patrick H.. Began and Bernard Mulvey rep resented St. Francis T. A. B. so- ciety, while Mrs Nellie Donovan and Miss Margaret Morris were the delegates from St. Cecelia's T. A. B.. society.
 Rev Joseph H. Seiferman. for mer curate at St. Francis church, who is now pastor at Sommerville. is spenuding his second year as president of the Catholic Total Ab- stinence Union.
 Two Court Cases
 Two cases graced the docket of the borough court this morning, after seven days session of in- activity, and Judge Claremont I. Tolles was obliged to sit on one of the cases.
 Anthony krakawski of Broad brook, Conn.,, arrested last night at 10:05 o'clock by Officer Raymond Carlson and charged with failure to halt in response to an officers sig nal, was granted a nolle on that charge with the payment of $25.
 The case of Daniel Whalen. charged with operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor, was again continued. This time. the continuance was granted until Sept. 4. Andrew Knapik of Elm street, who was injured in an automobile crash at the time of Whalen's arrest, is still unable to testify.
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