The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-12

Watertown, Feb. l2.--A memorial service in memory of George D. Upton, who was killed in action i'll the invasion of southern France, August 20, 1924 was held in the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Pvt. Upton was the son of Mir. and Mrs. James R. Upton of Baldwin street.
 The order of the service was as follows: Organ prelude, Edward L. Parke, organist; The Call to Re- membrance; Invocation, Rev. Fred Wilcock; The Lords Prayer Gin uni- som; the Scripture Lesson. Rev. Fred Wilcock; Responsive Reading; In Mcmoriam-Prayer, Rev. Fred Wilcock; Silent Prayer for all in the Armed Forces; Taps, Gerard Canty; organ postlude-Edward l.. Parke.
 Ushers for the memorial service were: Edison Bennett. Louis Ed wards, Paige, Bassford and Leland Wilcock.
 Lund Haynes
 A wedding of interest to local persons took place in St. PaulS Episcopal church, Lancaster, N. H., Saturday afternoon February 3 at o'clock when It. Ralph Arnold Lund, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Lund of Academy Hill took for his bride, Miss Ruth Almeda Haynes. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Henry Haynes of Lancaster. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. William Harrington Crouch, assisted by the brides brother, Rev John Wilson Haynes, rector of Trin- ity Episcopal church, Pawtucket, R 1 l.
 White carnations and madden hail fern were used on the church al- tar and the windows were decorated with evergreens and white ribbons The traditional wedding music wal played by Mrs Isabel Cleasby of Lancaster, the mother of the brides attendant.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride was gowncd in traditional white satin, designed on princess lines. Seed pearls embroidered the | 0WCCLIIChIL IICCkllllC hIlNI LIlC Oh of the gown terminated in a long train. Her yell of illusion bordereC with deep band of lace, was ar. ranged in a cap effect, fastened al the back with a narrow band o1 orange blossoms A bouquet oi white roses and freesia completed her costume.
 Miss Carolyn CleaSby of LancaS
 ter, classfnate of the bride anc
 her only attendant wore a foo length gown of blue silk jersey with a matching net hat and elbov length gloves. Her bouquet was o
 yellow roses and baby's breath. Lieut.. Lund had as his best maj 1 his brother, Theodore Lund of Ian
 caster and guests were ushered b.
 Merrill Shurtlefi, godfather of tn bride, and Elvln Haynes of Nashua , N H., the brides brother.
 Following the ceremony re ception for 100 guests was held a the Lancaster Inn, which was dec orated with spring flowers. Tn brides mother received in goWi Of orchid silk with which she Wor
 black accessories and corsage 0
 white roses. Mrs. Lund chose suit of mauve wool. Her acccssorie
 were yellow and brown and she Wor
 a yellow rose corsage.
 When Lieut.. Lund and his brid
 left for wedding trip 10 Quebc , and to Atlantic City, Mrs, Lun wore blue wool suit, black acces , sories and corsage of pink camel lias.
 The bride is graduate Of Ian
 caster Academy and received he
 BS degree from the University C New Hampshire in the clas sof 194I Lieut. Lund is a graduate of Wa
 tertoWn high school and received hi C B.S degree from Pratt Institute /. New York in the class of 1922 H | was a member of Phi Beta Gamm
 fraternity. Since August 1922 he ha | served with the U. s. Army navin = recently returned from England = where ne was attached to th 1. Eigntf Ar Force as a combat in G .cllgence officer.