Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-17
NoANK
sonia-Jack Wedding at St. Jossph's Church-Effcrt to Have Clean Streets -New CIub-First MackereI Catch,

| -NSW SiQD-ffFSt M aCkefet Catcn.s Monday morning at o'clock at St 1 Joseph's Catholic church Miss Nellie Jack of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, was of Noank. The altar was handsomely 1 decorated with palms and cut flowers. Miss Grace Fitzpatrick presided at the organ and the choir of the church sang. To the music of the wedding march from Lohengrin ths bride ap- peared on the arm of a relative She was dressed in white crepe de Chine I over white taffeta, with trimmings of | point lace. She carried white carna- tions. Her veil was of tulle and she | wore a wreath of lilies of the valley. | She was attended by Miss Flora Nor rison. who was gowned in white silk and wore a wreath of white carnations. Dalais Mallet was best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. H. Leddy of Mystic. At the con- clusion of the nuptial mass, which was attended by many relatives and friends, the wedding party went to the home of Mrs. Jane Carson, where the bride has been a guest for the past few weeks, and whera breakfast was served MT. and Mrs. Sonia left early in the after noon for Boston for their honeymoon trip, at the conclusion of which they will return to the village to make their home in furnished apartments in Main street The groom is employed at the Robert Palmer & Son shipyard. The bride received many beautiful pres entS.
 First MackereI Catch of Season.
 Fishing slcop Wildwood, Captain Fred Buddington, arrived in port on Monday with the first nlackerel catch of the season. The result of one days net fishing. 250 mackere1 and two bar rels of butterfish was mostly disposed of by local retail sales, except two bar rels which were shipped to Norwich markets.
 Move for Clean Streets.
 One of the local members of the town board of street commissioners, also a member of the Village Improvement society, has donated three waste cans sections of the village, one at the post office, another at the trolley waiting room, and the other will be placed in a conspicuous place in the village.
 The following notice has been placed in conspicuous places on the street and distributed among the residents:
 Clean Streets in Noanlx. Do you not think that it wold add much to the at tractiVeness of our village if our streets could be kept free from paper and litter? The local member of the town board of street commissioners will try to d this. this summer. He residents of the village cooperate in the effort. Will you aid in this work, by using your influence to prevent pa pers and rubbish being thrown into the
 
 front of your residence picked up?
 New Club Projected.
 Arrangements are being completed by the young men of the village for the organization of a social and read ing club Rooms have not been Se- cured yet, but the committee in charge has several places in mind, the most favorable of which is the cottage near the Mystic road occupied by the late PhiIo Sheldon. It is probable that the club will locate there, providing a lease of the property can be obtained. A small sum Of money wil put the cottage in condition to meet all the requirements of the club.
 From Around Town.
 Builders have completed a fine stone wall around the residence of Charles Hadley in High street. The wall is of round beach stones and cement New cement walks have also been laid.
 Rev. H. B. Rankin left Sunday night for New York. where he will be the guest of friends.
 c. McGraw of Fishers Island return ed home Monday. after a few days visit in the village.
 David Anderson of Hoboken, N. J.. is the guest of relatives in the village.
 Mrs. James P. Brown left Monday for a. weeks visit with relatives in Anna magansett, L. l.
 Bonne Spin returned to New Bedford Monday.
 John Sullivan and William Thomp son, who have been employed on the boilers of the tug Jamison at the ship yard. have completed their work and returned to Worcester.
 Carsten Peterson, inspector of the work of construction of the drydock at the shipyard, has returned from a brief visit in New York.
 Samuel Carson left Monday for a visit with relatives in Greenport, L. I.
 Captain and Mrs Latham Rathbun entertained MT. and Mrs. Everett Barnes and daughter, Marion, of West erly, over Sunday.
 F. Hart Geer of Hadlyme was at the lobster hatchery Monday.