Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-01
MYSTIC
Clark Burnham Marriage on Saturday Bad Weather Saddens the Fans Village Interests.


 The marriage of Miss Estella Burn ham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Burnham, and Robert Clark of Bever- ly, Mass. took place Saturday after noon at o'clock at St Patrick's rec tory, Rev Father F'lemming pastor of St. Patrfck's, performing the ceremony. The bride was attired in a pink crepe de chine She was attended by her sister, Miss Phoebe Burnham, who wore white silk The best man was William Gleason. After the ceremony there was a reception and collation. at the home of the bride for the mem bers of the families. after which MT. and Mrs. Clark went by auto to Ston- ington. where they took the express for Beverly where they will reside
 Mrs. Clark was the soloist at St Patrick's church.
 Fans Disappointed.
 The Mystic baseball fans were much disa ppointed Saturday that there was no ball game owing to bad weather.
 Mrs. Carrie Ruel has returned to Hartford after a visit with her sister Mrs. George Deneke.
 Mir and Mrs. Randall Browne. Mir. Randall left today for Willimantic. where they will spend the month on the camp ground
 Miss Mary Drinkwater has returned to Philadelphia after two weeks visit with Mir and Mrs. Alexander Taylo~
 Mrs. Isa bella Mackenzie entertained on Sunday Misses Norma Jeanette and Millie Marshall. Margaret and Alice Foster, Nancy Anthony, Ethel Domin of Providence, Miss Oril Hy mum of GrotOn, Harold Rickerman and Carlton Brown of Mystic.
 William T. Brand of New York is spending a few days.at Willow Point, his summer home.
 Miss Phebe ArchambauIt left Sat urday for Pawtucket for two weeks stay.
 Misses Marguerite and Mary Wilson of Manchester are visiting Miss JeL- nie Edwards.
 Providence SoIoist Heard. odist church. Miss Miliie Marshall of Providence sang the offertory. Miss Marshall is soloist at the South Bap- tist church at Providence.
 Philip Bates leaves today for Que bee. where he will join his brother, Harry Bates, for work in civil engi- neering-
 New Pastor Breaches.
 A large congregation greeted Rev. Father Flemming at St Patrick's church Sunday morning. his first Sun day in his new parish. Father Elem asked the cooperation of the people.
 Two Weeks Cruise Ended.
 Capt. Charles Lamb, Capt. Herbert Wolfe and Capt Thomas Forsythe have returned from a two weeks cruise on Long Island sound in Cap tain Lambs auxiliary boat, stopping at all the points of interest and hay ing a fine trip.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Misses Ellen Holmes, Eliza Denison. Josephine Dickerson, Abbie Barber, Annie, Geneva and Edith Rathbun, Louise Paige and Mrs. J. Elmer New bury have returned from weeks out ing at Nauyaug.
 Arthur Collis has returned to Am herst, Mass, after visit with his uncle. A. B. Collis-
 MT. and Mrs Merwin Schenck of Jersey City are spending month at the Holmes homestead.
 Mir and Mrs B. L. Holmes left Sat urday for a three weeks stay in Beth lehem, N H.
 Harry Hoxsie of New York Is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. John H. Hoxsie
 Miss Lottie Hatch has returned from a. three weeks stay in Medford, Mass.
 Warren KimbaI of New York Is spending several days with MT. and Mrs F. Kirke Spaulding.
 Mrs. Nellie Raymond is In New York.
 Carlton r. Learner is visiting his mother in Rockville.
 Rev. c. T. Hatch. pastor of the NJ. F. church left today for OstervilIe, ton with his mother.
 Walter Knight spent Sunday with his parents in Providence.
 Ira F. Moves of New Haven spent Sunday with his family on Willow street.
 Byron Billings of East Lyme spent with h.s family in East Main street
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Green spent Sunday in Norwich