Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Successful Sale and Entertainment
Recent Weddings-Post Gard Shower
for Mrs. Evertt Laid.

tor Mrs. EVertt Ladd.
Mrs Everett Ladd had a post card
shower a few days ago, given by the
ladies of the c.. A. r. She is president
of the local circle.
Mrs George Ayres of Providence
has been the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Edward Gallagher has been in Hart
ford.
Charles Bragg has returned from
New York
Benjamin Dawson has been the guest
of Rev, John Wheeler in Pawtucket,
DR.. James /. Gardner has been in
Providence.
Schools were cloesd Monday. as the
teachers visited schools in other towns.
Misses Annie Frazier and Mae Ken
nedy, students al Willimantic Normal
school, visited the local high school
Friday.
Mrs. Frank c. Tillinghast is enter
tanning ner aunt Mrs. Ellen Grover of
South Killnsly.
Miss Phebe A Barber of Westerly
spent Sunday with her uncle, Charles
Barber.
Mrs. James Reynolds of Providence
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert
Briggs
Napoleon Beaudry spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sister, Miss Rose
Academy
Elmer Lewis has been visiting rela-
tives in Worcester.
Some one cut a clothesline in the
yard OF the Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Burke few evenings ago, taking sew
eral yards of it
Mrs William Simmons has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robinson, in
Greene, r. I.
Sale and Entertainment
The BIS of the Ladies' Aid society
held a successful food sale and enter
tainment Friday evening. The follow
ing programme, in charge of Miss Lucy
Broadhead was given: Music, by the
Central orchestra; piano duet, Mary
Ladd aid Helen Mathewson; piano and
Il andolin duet, Edith Benedict and
Ruth Mathewson; readings, Mrs. Geo.
Benedict and Miss Edith Eyers; rec
itation, Master George Bliven; songs,
by the musical trio, Rose 2. Seguin,
Beatrice L. Seguin and Helen l.. Math-
ewson.
Returns in Improved Health.
Thomas Weaver, motorman on the
Central MoosuP trolley who has been
off duty on account of illness has re-
turned. much improved in health.
The regular weekly evening prayer
meetings. are held Thursday evenings
instead of Friday
Miss Emma Potter Of Rice City, r.
T., ls at Mrs. John Shelley's for a week.
Mrs. Addie Collins and daughter
have moved here from East Killingly,
into the tenement vacated by Arthur
Malstrom.
Mrs. George Benedict led the c. E.
meeting Sunday evening.
Mrs. John r. Vaughn, Miss Marian
Vaughn and Master Stanley Vaughn Of
Mckinley avenue. Norwich, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Vaughns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Simmons.
Suffering from Blood Poisoning.
Charles H. Lewis. the local druggist,
has been suffering from blood poison
ing, caused by sticking a nail through
his hand while cutting kindling wood
Charles Greene Of New London visit
ed here Monday.
Able to Sit Up.
George Stetson, keeper of the town
farm, who broke his leg eleven weeks
ago. is able to sit up this week.
State Policeman Fred Mitchell is a
his home here few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Moffeitt spent
Sunday in Canterbury at the home of
Mrs Mofeitt's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
church Wednesday afternoon to sew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Tillinghast
took an auto trip to Providence Tues
day.
Misses Bertha Matthews and Myra
Farland have been in East Glaston-
bury this week attending the Kornie-
bel-Hirsch wedding.
David Labou of New Bedford has
been at his home here to attend the
Brennan-Labou wedding.
Mrs. Willis Rouse Mrs. Julia New
ton Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross,
William Dean, Misses Sarah Card and
Amelia Hill attended the entertain
ment in Danielson Tuesday evening
given by Colonel Anderson camp, Sons
OF Veterans.
Wedding of Local Interest.
The following account of the Korn-
eiehel -Hlrsch wedding is of special in
rerest here where the bride was for
merly a resident: Miss Agnes Hirsch.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Emmanuel
Hirsch and Ralph Korngfebel of East
Glastonbury were married at 1880
Tuesday afternoon at the brides home,
on High street South Glastonbury. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
L. Wheeler of Pawtucket, r. I. The
house was decorated with potted
plants, cut flowers and autumn leaves.
The young couple stood under an arch
of autumn leaves. The bride wore
white iansdowne and carried white
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid Miss
Della korngeibel sister of the bride
groom wore blue lansdowne and car
ried lavender chrysanthemums The
groomsman was Frederick Hirch, a
brother of the bride. The wedding
march was played by Miss Mildred Oh
colt. The ushers were Elmore w and
Stanley c. Sheffield. The couple left
at ? o'clock in a taxicab. They will
live in East Glastonbury.
Brennan Labou Wedding
At All Hallows' church Moosup on
Tuesday morning Miss Mary Labou of
this village was united in marriage
with Edward Brennan of Dayville. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
H Broderick at o'clock nuptial
high mass was celebrated after the
ceremony The bride wore an en-
broidered white messaline gown ana
carried shower bouquet Of white
chrysanthemuans. The bridesmaid Miss
Katherine Brennan of Dayville, wore
pink rnessaIine and large pink hat. She
carried pink chiy Santhemums. The
groomsman was David Labou of New
Bedford brother of the bride.