Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-14
COLCHESTER
Baptist Pastor Weeds Bridgeport
 Widow-Groom's Son and Brides Daughter the Attendants-Bacon
 Academy Commencement This Week.


 On Sunday evening, June l2th, in the Baptist church. at o'clock. Rev. Byron D. Remington. pastor of the church, was united in marriage with Mrs. Cora B. Decker. Bride and groom were formerly of Bridgeport before coming to this place. The best man was Arthur D. Remington, son of the groom, and the bridesmaid was Miss K F. Decker. daughter of the bride, both of Bridgeport. The flower girls were Misses Ruth Miner, Ruth Brown and Ethel Webster. The officiating clergyman was Rev. A. F. Goats or Hartford assisted by the Rev. Ed mond C. Ingalls, pastor of the congre- gational church of this place. The ceremony was performed at the close of the regular evening services. Kelly & Bunce's orchestra played the we'd ding march and during the ceremony. The bride was dressed in white silk and carried bouquet. A number of out of town friends and relatives were present, among them the daughter of MT. Remington and Harry Van Horn, both of Bridgeport. After the cere- mony number of friends were invited to the parsonage on Linwood avenue, where collation. was served. Hand some presents were received. MT. and Mrs. Remington left town Monday morning for few days trip to ProVi- dence and New York.
 President Luther to Deliver Address
 Owing to the fact that about eight members of the present senior class of the Academy are to take college en- trance examinations during the week of June 20, the date for the com mencement exercises has been placed a week earlier than usual, although the three lower classes will continue through the following week until June A. The senior class. day exercises Will take place on Wednesday, June l5, at o'clock, and the commence Ir.Fl 3.l5 D. m. The speaker this year is to be President Flayel s. Luther of Trinity college, Hartford. The sub 1ect of his address will be What Should Be the Purpose of the High School?
 Subject the Philippines.
 At the monthly missionary meeting in the chapel next Sunday evening, June 18th, at o'clock, the subject for the evening will be The Philippines. 1 Hon. Hamilton Wallis will speak on The United States in the Philippines.
 33 to 3 Against Willinantie.
 The team from Willmantic which was to play the Colchester ball team on the park Saturday afternoon came over on the noon train in spite of the bad weather. The game was called a L 3 o'clock. The grounds were very wet, which made the ball hard to handle, but the game was played out and re- sulied B to in favor of the colehes- ters. The Willimantics scored their three runs in the first inning. The first pitcher put in by the out of town team was batted at will and was obliged to retire after the second in- ming. Two others were tried. but fared but little better. Sixteen of the Col ckesters walked to the first on balls, while but two got their bases on the other side. West pitched good ball. Lazinsk and Tatro pitched two innings each with good results. The umpires were Kelly at home plate and Phillips of Providence on the bases. O'Brien of the Colchesters made one three bagger and two two-baggers. ..
 Curtis Brown of Comstocks Bridge was in town Saturday in his touring car.
 Charles N. Taintor of New York is aJ his summer residence on Taintor Hill for a brief stay.