Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-13
DANIELson
Young Preston Wedding on Tuesday
4 No Specimen Ballots This Year
Embezziement Case Contnued-New
Mill to Start.

Mill to Start.
At the home Of Town Clerk and Mrs.
Frank T.. Preston Tuesday afternoon
their Oldest daughter, Florence Chase
Preston, was united in marriage with
Earle Martin Young. The wedding
was attended by nearly IS relatives
and friends. The house had been hand
somely decorated, autumn foliage being
used. especially in the reception hall.
In tine parlor pink and white asters
and palms were the decorative scheme,
and in this room Mr., and Mrs. Frank
L. Preston and Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Young, parents of the bride and groom,
received the guests as they arrived
previous to the ceremony. At . O'Clock
the bridal. procession entered, the two
'ushers and the maid of honor preced-
ing the. bride-alect, who was accom-
panied by her father, and moving
from the hall to the library, where the
ceremony was performed, were met by
the groom and best man, Raymond
Preston, brother of the bride. An aisle
of white ribbon and palms had been
formed from the hall to the library.
Rev. w. s.. Swaffleld officiated at the
ceremony, which was performed in the
bay window of the library. Morses
orchestra played the wedding march
and during the ceremony played oh
Promise Me. The ushers were Ray
mond A. Preston, brother of the bride,
tcISt GluDDdTu Oh fTONlucI1Ce anu
Clinton Young of Providence, cousins
of the groom. Herbert Barnett was
best man, and Miss Rachel Preston,
sister of the bride. was maid of honor.
The bride wore 81 handsome striped
nlessaline princess gown trimmed with
lace. She wore a bridal veil held with
a pearl crescent. She carried lilies of
the valley and bridal roses. The maid
of honor wore white embroidered wolfe
over pink silk and a bridesmaids cap.
She carried pink roses. The brides
gown was one worn by her mother as
her wedding gown IS years ago. The
brides gift to her maid of honor was
coral pendant. The groom gave
stickpins to the best man and to the
uShers.
The bride received many presents.
among them being several checks, a
silver chest from the father of the
bride and a mahogany set from the
parents of the groom. In the room
where the presents were displayed d
book was provided in which each guest
were made of the same material as
the brides gown. A Worcester caterer
served in the dining room. which was
decorated with ferns and asters.
The groom is the only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Young. Mr.. You being the
treasurer Of the Windham County Saw
ings bank, where the groom is also
employed as assistant to tho treasurer.
He is a graduate of the KilEngly High
school, class of 1907. The bride is the
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T. Preston and is graduate - Kill
lingly High school class of 1905. After
their wedding trip they will reside at
| their home on Reynolds street: Many
guests were present from Providence,
| Worcester. Hartford and New York.
| Mrs. William Chase. grandmother of
| the bride, who is 81 years of age, at
| tended the ceremony.
Borough Interests.
| Many from here attended the Wood =
| stock fair Tuesday
| The work on the Mocha mics street
| sewer is progressing slowly. The time
| limit in the contract for the compile
! ton of the sewer was Sept. !, but al
present the work is little more than
| half done
| Selectman Gilbert was at Putnam
| Tuesday, being called to testify in the
| case OF the town of KillingIy VS.. Mi
| chael Grimshaw in the superior court
| No Specimen Ballots.
! The registrars of the town will not
=-s'-'- lny specimen ballots for the
f1iie htenment of the voters al the
! election to be held in October. The
reason for this is that but very little
| change has been made by the present
general assembly in the ballot laws
| which will affect the town elections ir
/ October.
! Exceptionally we'll received were the
pictures shown in the Phoenix theateI
Tuesday evening. The programme was
made up of Ben Hur pictures.
! Case Continued.
The case of Martin Berent, charged
with the embezzlement of $500. wher
presented before the town court fol
trial was continued to Saturday, Sept
is.
To Start Work This Week.
1t is expected that the Williamsvilit
Buff Wheel company, who have bougf,
the Wheatley mill on School street vii
begin to operate their plant this weel
and will be making polishing wheel.
there before the end of this week
Mrs. W. Fl. Judson and daushtei
Ethel are visitors in Worcester for {
flew days.
Fifty to Be Made.
About fifty applications have beef
received by the registrars of voters fo
1.-THE First district to be made voters il
this town this tall. 1t is not unlikel.
that over IS new voters will be added
to the lists before the town election
in October.
! 1t appears that the japanese ar.
going to take their next census ac
| cordfng TO European methods. Fo
this purpose a Japanese professor from
Rome with Ia view to studying TIL.
taking fthe Italian census He hal
already been in Berlin and ia Will
| similar object. The Jap; census
is TO be taken on more exact nnes thai
81 ha ever heep attempted ON preyiolJ,