The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
MARY JORDAN NOW
 MRS. FRED LASHER
Couple to Live on Vernon St., Waterbury; Miriam
 Trask Pretty Bride
MIDDLE LEBURY CeEreapenaents Nancy Rilea
 Teaephone N.eale

MISS Mary Joruan, oNughter ot Mir, and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, was united in marriage to Frederick Lasher, son of Mir, and Mrs, F. Lasher of Vernon st.. Waterbury, at one o'clock on Saturday after noon at the rectory of St, John of the Cross church by Rev, Raymond Kennedy pastcr. A small reception was held after the ceremony for inc mediate families, After short wed- ding trip Mir and Mrs, LaSher will reside on Vernon St, in Waterbury in their newly furnished home.
 John Hanson of Steinman avenue at present one of the staff of build- ing Superintendent Ira Stevens ot tho county court house in Water bury will take over the duties of messenger of court of common pleas on August I. He will succeed George E, Wiley who will retire on that date.
 Registrar Ray Messenger an. nomced that registration for the draft of young men of Middlebury who have become 2l years of age since Oct. l6, ls40, to July l, l94l, inclusive, will be held at the nearest registration headquarters which are waterbury or Seymour, July l. The registration hours are a. m. to 3 ]. m.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ray Collins of New York city who have been spending the past ten days in Vermont visit ing pr. Collins parents, are now visiting with Mrs. Collins parents, Mir, and Mrs, D. A. Rinaldi of Gen. tral road. Mrs. Collins is the for mer Elizabeth Rinaldi,
 The wedding of Miss Miriam Trask, daughter of MT, and Mrs, George Trask took place at the Mid dlebury Congregational church on Saturday at 2 D. m. when Rev. William Mccance united her to Gilbert Young of Woodbury. About i5O guests were present at a recep- ton at the Trask home following the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Young plan to tour New England on their honeymoon and will reside in Wood- bury upon their return. Both are alumni of Woodbury High School. Mir. Young is connected with the Chase Metal Works.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin B. Bristol were hosts to over 50 members of the MT. and Mrs. Club of the Con- gregational church at their summer home at Lake Quassapaug last Thursday evening. A picnic supper followed by games was enjoyed. This was the final get-together of the season. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Swift and MT. and Mrs. William Curtis, Jr., assisted Mir. and Mrs. Bristol.
 Carl Weiss, Geno Perrin and Sid- ney Rinaldi have been transfer ed from Camp Wheeler in Georgia to Camp Blanding, Fla. Geno Perrin is on furlough now, and the others are expected home soon for e vacation.
 Mrs. E. l.. Clark of Los Angeles, Cali, who has been spending sev- eral weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert Clark and MT. Clark at their home on Central road. has left for Chicago where she will visit friends before returning to her home in California.
 |. At i2 o'clock noon on Saturday at St. John of the Cross Church, Father Kennedy officiated at very beautiful wedding when Miss Jane Sparrow Molloy of New York was wed to David Smith of Newton Ter race, Waterbury. and formerly of Pcughkee1sie. N Y. Mrs. Edward Egan presided at the organ. The attendants were Miss Elanore Mol lov and Harry J. Smith, sister and brother of the bride and groom. A reception for about 90 guests was held at Ingleside Inn. Woodbury. Uron returning from their honey moon, MT. and Mrs. Smith will live in oxford. Mfr, Smith Is associated with the Waterbury Tool CO
 A large class of children received their first Holy Communion on Sat- urday morning at o'clock at st. John of the Gross Church. A con- l fimation class Is also being prepared and the sacrament will be admin lstered In July.
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