Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-20
BRooKLYN.
Congregational Church Calls Pastor Marriage of Lebanon Couple Travis Palmer Wedding.

The regular meeting of the W. c. T: IT. was held at the Congregational chaped Friday, the 18th.
 At special meeting of the Congre- gational church held on Saturday. the 18th. it was voted that, a call be ex- tended to Rev. Charles A. Downs or
 Hudson, N. H.
 Lebanon Couple Married. At the Baptist parsonage on Satur- day evening by Rev: George F. Gsnung: s M;ss Hattie M. Tucker, both of Lebanon,
 were united in marriage. The bride IS a niece of the clergyman's wife. Miss Edna Bickford of Pomfret was
 the guest of Miss Daisy Baker sun day. Mir. and Mrs. Lewis s. Palmer of
 Manchester were guests Of MT. ana Mrs. James c. Palmer over Sunday, coming home to attend the wedding of MT. Palmer's sister.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hester. MT. ana Mrs. c. H. Newton and Mrs. Elizabeth Goodall of New London are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Samuel T. Cooper: MT. and Mrs. J. S. Bard are visiting friends in New York.
 Mrs. Harry F. Robinson of East Greenwich. R. L, Is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Sidney w. Bard. MT. and Mrs. George A. Writer wis., ited friends in Providence over Sun day.
 George Hester and c. H. Newton. while hunting last Saturday, shot a white rabbit. They have met with
 good success in getting game birds, gray squirrels and rabbits. Officers of Woman's Department. The ladies of the Windham County
 Agricultural society have elected the gN1l ~fx.-~ f<<~~ wa
 for the woman's department: Presi-
 dent, Mrs. N. C. Cleveland of Hamp- ton; first vice president, Mrs. P. w. Bowen of Killingly; second vice presi- dent, Mrs. c. A. Porter of Brooklyn;
 third vice president, Mrs. Alfred Ennis of Chaplin; secretary, Miss Helen
 Palmer of Brooklyn; executive com
 Brooklyn, Mrs. c. s. Hyde of Canter- bury, Mrs. c. s. Turner of Chaplin. Mrs. John Baton of Plainfield, Mrs. F. B. Sibley of Killingly, Mrs. Winnie Jewett of Hampton, Mrs. w. E. Burn ham of Scotland, Mrs. J. D. Converse of Thompson, Mrs Mary Gallup of Sterling, Mrs. H. S. Coveil of Pom
 fret; superintendent of building, Ed
 win Harris of Brooklyn; assistants
 Mrs. Scott Tripp of Kiiiingly, Mrs. George A. Witter of Brooklyn; entry clerks. Mrs. c. S. Hyde and Mrs. H. c. |
 Cleveland.
 Travis Palmer Wedding.
 On Wednesday, the 17th, at 12.3o o'clock, by Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis, D. D., Miss Mary L., youngest daughter 1 of James c. and Catherine F. Palmer,
 was united in marriage with Howard c. Travis. The couple stood under evergreens and white chrysanthemums. the bride being given away by her father. The full Episcopal service was
 used with the ring. The bride was | dressed in Alice blue silk and carried bouquet of bride roses. The flower girl was Beatrice Dunn, who carried | basket of violets.. Mrs. James S. Palmer played the wedding march. The | decorations in the parlor were ever greens and white chrysanthemums and in the sitting room evergreen and pink chrysanthemums. The brides travel | ing dress was dark green. MT. and | Mrs. Travis left on a wedding trip in an automobile. Friends were present
 from Brooklyn, Manchester. Attleboro, | and Newton. Mass, East Greenwich. lsR. I and Danielson. The brides pres ents were numerous, consisting of lin- en, oil paintings, gold, silver and cut glasg.