Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-25
JEWETT CITY
Thanksgiving Day Marriage of George M. Robertson and Miss Lillie Estelle -Jones-Borough Hospitality Enjoyed by Many Guests.

by Many Guests.
 Thanksgiving day at o'clock. at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Jones. on North Main street. their only child, Lillie. Esteila Jones, was united in marriage with George Methven Robert son. the son of MT. and Mrs. William J. Robertson. The Darlor was decorat- Maidenhair ferns arranged on the man tel and over the windows and doors and pOtted plants added to the at tractivenGss of this room. The cere- mony Was performed by Rev. E. w Potter the brides pastor, under an arch of evergreen and white roses, a bow knct of the roses in the center Of the arch and with a background of beautiful begOnias and ferns. The wedding march was played by Miss Annie Robertson, the groom's sister, as the wedding party entered the par Tor. which was lighted by silver can delabra. The bride wore white lace robe over white silk. Her veil was caught with lilies of the valley. On one arm she carried a wedding ring or lilies of the valley with chiffon bow Her maid of honor was her cousln Miss Grace II. Wells. of Phenix, R. l., who wore a pink silk gown and carried pink chrysanthemums. Her gift rom the bride was @ gold bracelet. The best man was Thomas w. Bolderson bl hSIiN HIS gut IiOAi lhN SACOAAA was a scarfpin. Following the cere- mony and congratulations, a supper was served. The dining room ceiling was festooned with yellow and white streamers radiating from centerpiece of chrysanthemums and asparagus fern. The decorations in this room were evergreens, smilax, ferns and chrysanthemums. It was lighted by cand elabra. The bridal table was laid with the brides great-grandmothers dishes, over 150 years old. and were given to the bride when she was child Miss Isabella Robertson, the sroom's sister waited upon this table. The remainder of the party, only near relatives being invited, were seated at tables in the dining room.
 The hall was very beautiful, ar ranged as a bower of evergreen and pink roses with pink bows.
 There were gifts of money from the brides parents. a chest of silver from the grooms family. other silver, cut glass. china and table linen.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robertson left by auto for a two weeks trip to Boston, New York and Providence and on their re- rurn will reside at the brides home for the present.
 Mrs. Robertson's going away gown was brown with Persian silk waist and brown velvet hat. Mrs. Robertson has been for four years a cashier on We'd
 
 Clarke's store and is an active worker in the Baptist church, where she is very popular; she is a member of the A. r. class. She was graduated from the Riverside grammar school in '03. MT. Robertson was for eight years electrician and engineer in the Slater mills. He has been the well known baseball catcher for the Jewett City nine until last ason, when he was with the Stonington team, and he is a famed basketball player also.
 The relatives who came from out of town were Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, Misses Cora and Grace Wells and Thomas Bolderson oSr Phenix. R. l., MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Lawton of Hope, F.. l., MT. and Mrs J. Garfield Robertson and Elmer Drake of Westerly and Miss Annie Ross of Providence.
 Holiday Home Corners.
 Among the Thanksgiving guests in Alice Cottrer of Jamestown. R. I, and Mir. and Mrs. Charlefont Bivins and son Fra anlxlin of Brooklyn, N. Y, at A. M. Clarke's: Arnold Brown of Hart ford at Mrs. Fred s. Browns; Alexan- der Shaw. Jr., and William Shaw of Suffield. Mrs. Margaret Burton and Miss Emma Burton of Greeneville at A. F. Shaw's: Daniel Tucker of Colum- hia at A. R. Young's; John Jennings of Boston. Charles Jennings, Mrs. Lila Baldwin and William Baldwin of Nor wich and Miss Ida F. Williams of Bos- ton at Dr. G. H. Jennings: Norman Tracy of Boston, Miss Marian Tracy of Waterbury at J. H. Tracy's; MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin of South bridge at B. P. Franklin's; MT. and Mrs Charles Maynard and Antoine Maynard of Sterling and Victor Benoit of Magog. Canada, at Maxcey Sey- mour's: Mir. and Mrs. Neil Gobiel and family of Baltic at John Jacobs MT. and Mrs. L. B. Bliss and family and Miss s. E. Burral of Springfield at B. c. Bliss: MT. and Mrs. Thomas Con- nell from Lowell at Patrick Councils: Hartford at Ambrose Higgins: MT. and Mrs. E. G. Corona of Providence at Archie McNicors; J. H. Wattles of Norwich at O. P. Wattles': MT. and Mrs. Harry Potts of Fall River and Mrs. J. T. Cheney of Moosup at H. F. Pauls.
 Hospitality at pr. Holmes.
 Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Holmes enter tained at dinner on Thursday Mir and Mrs. Levi Adams and Miss Clara Ad- ans. Mir. and Mrs John Whalley and Fred Whalley of Lisbon and Miss Gladys Johnson. A pretty feature of the dinner was the dishes. the entire service being antique ware.
 pr. and Mrs. R. R. Lefber re- turned from New York Thursday night where they attended the wedding of Mir. and Mrs. R.. IT. Lyons, who re- turned with them and were entertain- ed at supper by Dr. and Mrs. Holmes.
 Away for the National Holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Burdick and family spent Thursday with MT. and Mrs. Herrick in Norwich. MT. and Mrs R. w. Dearnley with MT. Dearnleys parents and sister in Oxford. Miss Del phine Beauregard at Mrs. William Cullen's in Baltic. Mrs T. M Crumb at Henry Phillips in New London, Miss Mary Tinker and Mrs. Nellie Saunders at Mrs. Eugene Boyens' in Norwich
 Herbert Payne of New Haven is at