Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-21
MYSTIC
Passamore Rafferty,. Coils Holly Wed
overwhelmingly Work on Old
Mystic Trolley Spur-Ciyde Burrows
in Town

The marriage of Miss Nellie Rafferty,,
daughter of Mrs. James Rafferty,. nd
Ralph Passamore, d young business
man of this place. took place Tuesday
evening a 6 O'Clock at the rectoFy of
St Patrick's church, Rev. FIR. F1em-
ming performing che ceremony. The
bride was attired in a travelling dress
of blue with picture hat to match
Mrs. George Cousins, a sister of the
bride was matron of honor. and Cor
nelius c. Costello was best man. After
the ceremony there was reception
and supper at the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Passamore left
on an evening train for a wedding trip
/. to be spent in Maine. The bride re-
eeived many useful and valuable pres
ents. On their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Passamore viii reside on FREEMAN
vile avenue.
coIIis-HeIIy.
A pretty wedding took place at Ar.
and Mrs. AlenZo B. Coils Tuesday
when Miss Ada B. Holly daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Holly and
niece of Mrs. Coils and Arthur AIonzo
Coils, d nephew OF Mr.. Coils Of North
amherst. Mass. were united in mar
riage by Rev. C. t Hatch of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
house was decorat ted with daisies and
laurel. The ceremony was performed
- . L
W. RyIey played the Bridal Chorus
from Loflengrin and played 0 Promise
Me during the wedding ceremony. The
bride was attired in white silk. cut
princess with train She wore a veil
caught with diamond. the gift of the
groom. Miss Florence Coils. a cousin
Of the groom. was bridesmaid. She
wore white net over white and carried
shower bouquet of roses. Harry E.
Mackenzie r3s best man The ushers
We're Misses Eta Lamphere and Addie
Russell cousins of the bride and Miss
Bessie Coils OF North Amherst sister
of the groom. After the ceremony
reception was held and a wedding
breakfast served. Mr.. and Mrs. Coils
left for a wedding trip TO ne spent IN
Massa cfluse1ts and will reside in North
Amherst. where furnished home
valuable gifts, including checks. cut
glass. silver and linen
Work on Old Mystic Spur Line
Work on the trolley between OI6
Mystic and Mystic has begun and
large hummer of Italian laborers have
arrived in town for that purpose. The
work of eartins the ties along the road
from Foxs blacksmith shop tewaI
Old Mystic has started. The line will
start at the Mystic station and come
as far as Washington street and
line TO East Main street. going un
Broadway to Willcw street UP Green
manville avenue. continuing to Old
Mystic. 1t will probably ne two months
before the work is finished
Clyde Burrows at Home.
Clyde Burrows. who has signed With
the Pittsburg team for this season, has
been spending a Few days with his
mother, Mrs. George I. Wilcox. AF.
Burrows will join the team in New
York and VIII travel west again. Many
friends are glad to hear of his grea
work and the advancement he has
made. When in Mystic he had good
record with the Mystic team and also
with the Westerly High school team.
He went south two years ago to college
and won a great reputation as pitcher
in the Macon college team His frst
training was done under Frank Will
cox, who this season is pitching fer
the Mystic team in the Connecticut
Rhode Island league.
Local Briefs.
Attorney Benjamin II. Hewitt and
Frank Barber spent Tuesday in Bos-
ton
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Coils of Am
herst are the guests of Mr.. and Ne
Alonzo g. Coils.
Mrs Pearl Quimby of Norwich spent
Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs Amos
Hancox
Charles d. Tingley of Norwich span,
Tuesday with his father Ge"rg- w
Tingfey.