Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03
Vl)LuNTOWN
Boucher -Carriveau Marriaqe William A. keefe Speaks on Patriot ism-Features ot Memorial Day.

At St. Thomas church, Saturday morning, Miss Celenire Carriveau and Wiifrid Boucher, both of this village. were married by the Rev w. A. Keefe, who also said the/ nuptial high mass, which followed. Music was by the regular choir. The witnesses were A. Ritchotte, hrother law of the bride, and Louis Boucher, ia ther of the bridegroom. After the ceremony the party were served breakfast at the home of the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Boucher. Only relatives and friends were invited MT. and Mrs. Boucher left for a weeks trip, during which they will visit relatives and friends in Phenix, R. l. Memorial Services at St. Thomas
 Church.
 On Sunday at 3 D. m in St. Thomas church, there was large attendance at the special memorial service. The members of the Grand Army and the local courts of Independent Order of Foresters and Foresters of America were well represented. The sermon was by Rev. Father Keefe and was an eloquent and stirring address on Patriotism An orchestra of three pieces, Miss Alphonsine Boucher, or gan; William Richotte, violin: r NJ Donald, trombone, rendered several selections during the service which was concluded with benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
 How Memorial Day Was Observed.
 Memorial day was observed by By ron D Smith post. c. A R., decorating the graves of their deceased com- rades. The parade left Union square at s.3e in the following order: Mar shal Joseph Baton, Johnson's fife and drum corps, children from the public school, Court Advance No, 3S36. l. 0, b'., Chief Ranger Charles Anderson; Court Liberty No. 132, F. of A. Chief Ranger George W. Maconber: Byron D. Smith post. G. A. R. Orrin Rix. comnander- The line marched to Robbins cemetery, where the ritual of the Grand Army was carried out in an impressive manner, after which they returned to the hall, where the services were continued. The Rev MT. Stanley of Jewett City addressed a large audience in an eloquent and interesting manner. Harmony orcf1es- tra of five pieces rendered several se- lect1ons of patriotic and popular nlu- sic.
 -Ss-4 Defeated by Giasgo.
 Tuesday afternoon the local base ball team went to GIasso and received a trimming to the tune of r to G. Johnson. who pitched for Ve1untown, sese a good account of himself, but received poor support. Johnson's drum corps accompanied the team and furnished music before and after the game.
 Band Concert.
 In the evening the drum corps gave an enjoyable concert at the etere of Austin Maine. 8 large crowd being out to enjoy the music.
 Village Interests.
 Mrs. Helen N Dewhurst of Steninc- ton was holiday guest at the home of MT. and Mr.. John N Lewis.
 Andrew J. Mcclure and William Mcguire vifsted re1a lives and friends IT. Pawtucket, R. l., during the holi- days.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Young and children of Phenix, R. l.. were guests of local relatives for the holidavs
 Frank Bromley of East Greenwich K, l., was recent visitor at the home of his rarenJs, Mir and Mrs. AIhcrt Bromley.
 Miss Sarah Shattuck of Providence ieturned home Tuesday after a weeks vacation spent at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Campbell
 James F. Whitaker of Norwich scent Tuesday at his home in this village.
 Edward NJ Groves of Norwich and MF- and Mrs. Waiter Groves of Hills 4rcve. R. l.. were recent guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. O. Groves
 Vile, Mass. fs at her sumner home at the old homestead.
 Merrill J. Herbert of Webster. Mass. spent Monday and Tuesday as the guest of his brother, Postrsaste ter J. l.. Herbert