Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-28
BALTIC;
Simon Holmss Writss to Frisnds from
 Now Bedford -pisappears Fob. IT.

uncle. Through tho cards 1t Is learned that young Holmes walked to Plain- field, when running away, and from that place took a train to New Bed the necessary funds by temporarily disposing of a timepfece which he is said to have carried. Some time past young Holmes is said to have passed the remark that if he ever got outside of Baltic he would never return He was employed in Donahue's mill when in this place. No reason could be found for his running away, as he is said to have received good treatment at his home.
 It is O source of satisfaction to know of young Holmes whereabouts, as his caused divers conjectures concerning him.
 surpriss Party. Mrs. Emil Erickson was agreea,bly surprised at her home on High street Sunday afternoon by a. number of her friends and relatives. It was the oc- casion of her 3Oth birthday and she was the recipient of a number of hand some presents which proved useful as well al ornamental. Refreshments were served during the course of the after noon- There were relatives present from New York city and Norwich, and the occasion is one that Mrs. Erickson win long remember and one that her guests will not soon forget.
 'Lesros-Brodsur Wedding.
 A pretty wedding took place in the o'clock Monday morning when Arthur E. Legros and Miss Eva Brodeur were united in marriage by Rev, U. o. Belle rose, the pastor of the church. The best man was Edward Brodeur of Providence, a brother of the bride, and 4 h ts<7 r>F Hixro <1o Legros of Baltic, a sister of the groom. As the bridal couple entered the church Miss May Roy played a wedding march. The bride was prettily attired in cunard blue crepe d'alTna with a hot to match. She carried an ivory prayer book. The maid of honor was dressed in Alice blue crepe de chine with hat to match.
 Immediately following the-ceremony, the bridal party was driven to the home of the brides parents, No. 155 Main street, where an n-sexcellent wed- ding breakfast was served and a. re- ception held for relatives and friends.
 Guests were present from Providence. Norwich, GrbsvenordAle and Fall River.
 The groom is the son of Arthur and Josephine Legros of High street. while the bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Kate BrQdeur of Main street. Both the young people are well known in Baltic and are very popular. They received among their many handsome end yalu- able gifts silverware, cut glass, furni- ture, linen, ch1naware and checks of satisfactorily denominations.
 MT. and Mrs. Legros left on the 3.34 train for Providence, where they in tend to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return to Baltic they will reside at the home of the bride. They have the best wishes of their friends for long. happy and prosperous married life.
 Funeral of Dennis WiInot.
 The funeral of Dennis Wilmot oc- cured from his home on Sunday, and the remains of the old man and time honored citizen were laid in their final resting place in little plot inmedi- ately adjoining the Catholic cemetery.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 There are two letters in the local postoG4ce which are awaiting cl91m- ants.J They belong to Mrs. Fred An thony and Chiaramonte Ocutouino.
 Dance at Ryan's Hall. ?. Miss Madeline Gallagher gave a pri- vate social in Ryan's han on Monday evening in honor of George Rammert the voting people enjoyed the best kind of a time until a late hour. Refresh- ments were served. MT. Remmert re- turns to Hartford today (Tuesday).
 Matters of Interest in Baltic.
 Samuel Thibeault of New Bedford, formerly of Baltic, was in town the latter part of last week and, returned While in Baltic MT. Thibeault made arrangements to make his home in this cillage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Racine have re- turned from their honeymoon trip and held a reception last Saturday at the home of MT. Racine's parents to their many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Bergeron of Willi- mantle were visiting relatives here on Sunday.
 Wilfred Bellard of Plainfield passed Sunday in town.
 Edward Kelly has accepted employ ment in a Norwich drug store. MT. Kelly took up his tasks Monday morn ing.
 William Delaney of Putnam was in Putnam Monday forenoon.
 John V.Woods of Worcester has been passing few days with friends in town.
 The Misses May and Alice Quinn of Cooney over Sunday.
 Mary Louise Girard has gone to WiI- limantic to pass the next four weeks.
 Irene Roy has recovered from her recent severe cold.
 Patrick Connell, the Butcher Boy,
  week.
 William McShane and family have moved to Charles Mulkin's place.
 Arthur Dobbrow went to Oceum on Monday evening to attend a dance.
 Miss Maria Durant has returned to Central Falls, R. l., after passing some time as the guest of Mrs. Louis Bibeau.
 Irenee Buteau and Louis Trudeau went on a fishing expedition Monday afternoon.
 John Charon, whose bowling alleys were gutted by fire in Norwich on Monday morning. is a brother of Charles F. Charon of this place.
 Zoel Despathy is very i'll at his fa- .her's home on Grist Mill lane.
 Mrs. Louis Bibeau passed Monday | with Mrs. Larancelle of Taftville.
 George Donville, who has been i'll Or some time, is rapidly recovering. Mir and Mrs. Silva Belisle. who have | been residing on High street, have broken up housekeeping and are at 1 present stopping at the home of Mrs. 1 Louis Bibeau. MT. Belisle is employ 1 d in the Totokett mills in Occum. U1deric Blais, the infant son of MT. | md Mrs. Donat Blais, died on Sum- ! lay.
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