Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-29

gift to his best man being a fob. A
buffet lunch was served. with Miss
Ethel Stoddard and Miss Ruth Phil
lips as mattresses.
They had many pretty presents. In
GLIDING silver, linen and several pieces
of money in gold. The brides going
away gown was blue serge, with hat
to match. They took the 3 o'clock
train for short trip to New York
There were guests from Northampton,
Mass, Danielson. New London and
New York.
Miss Asplund worked for several
years in the United States Finishing
company, and Mr.. Cushman Is the pop
ular driver of the mail team. Their
many friends wish them every happi-
ness and many happy years of married
life.
Murray-Plunkett
At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, at
st Patrlcks church, Thomas Joseph
Murray and Miss Ellen Teresa Plum
kett were united in marriage by Rev.
Edward J. Plunkett of Hartford, q
cousin of the bride, while the nuptial
mass was celebrated by Rev. Hugh
Treanor. Tnero were many in atten
dance, including a number from out Of
town. Miss Annie Plunkett was brides
maid and Daniel Foley groOmsman.
The brides gown was of white with
| lace trimmings, while her maid was
similarly gowned. and both carried
flowers.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served in the new home
at No. SO Geer avenue where a re-
| ception followed. Many handsome
| presents We're received. The groom is
| a well known moulder, while the bride
| made her home with her sister, Mrs.
| D. u Moran, although for some time
| Ao1 Tod ~, a
the best wishes of a large circle OF
friends.
Palmer-Ross- Leckie.
Edward A. Palmer, Jr, of Montville,
and Miss Nelly Ross-Leckie Of st.
Mary's isle, Galloway, Scotland, were
| married by Rev. Hudson Ballard at the
home Of Mrs. Marcelnus Lara in Los
Angeles, Cal, on Wednesday, April q.
1909. After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer went to Coronado beach, where
| they will remain a short time before
coming east.
Among those present at the cere-
mony was Mrs. William 5. Mitchell of
Montville, an aunt of the bridegroom,
who has been spending the winter in
California.
Carroll Mahoney.
Miss Katherine c. Mahoney, daugh-
| Ter Oh MI. anu MIS-. AfCudGl L. lAdllO-
ney Of 81 Green street, was married
Tuesday at a nuptial mass in st
Johns church, to John j. Carroll OF
ga Broad street, Norwich. says the
| Worcester Gazette. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John f. Boyle, who
was also the celebrant of the mass
Miss Mahoney was attended by hel
sister, Miss Mary Mahoney, and th'
groom's attendant was Patrick w. 70.
| Low Dror a eft E'radprirlx
played the wedding marches and {
musical programme during the serv.
ice.
The bride was attired in a TAILORED
suit of blue Venetian cloth, worn will
a white embroidered bodice, and ha
Of tan straw with trimmings Of rec
cherries and blue velvet ribbon. TIT
Bridesmaid wore a two piece suit o
reseda green and hat of lace brai'
banked with pink roses. She carriet
an amethyst rosary which was her gif
from the bride.
Miss Agnes Rourke, who was dress
, ed in a white muslin gown, was tn
: flower girl and presented the bride
bouquet of roses at the altar A wed
; ding breakfast was served at tn
brides home. followed by a reception
at which guests were present fror
Boston, New York and Norwich. Nj
2 and Mrs. Carroll will make their HON
2 in Norwich. on the return from a shor
! wedding trip. The groom presented hi
! best man a gold scarfpin and the git
to the flower girl was a gold ring.
. Whitmarsh- Ahearn.
4 At $50 o'clock Wednesday evenin
, at st. Patrick's rectory, Arthur Whit
marsh Of Hallville and Miss Mar
| Nhearn of Ward street. this city, wer
= united In marriage by Rev Hug
: Treanor. Herbert Whitrnarsh. brothe
! of the room, and Miss Catherin
i Ahearn, sister Of the bride, were tn
attendants. Both young people al
l. " ell known in this city and have III
e best wishes OF their many friends
e They are to reside in Hallville, Wher
e the groom is employed.