Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-29
WEDDINGS.
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church at 6.30 o'clock Wednesday morning. the ceremony being perform cd by Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly- FraH- cfs A. Cox was best man, and MISS Mary E. Malcolm was bridemaid. wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. and the couple left for their wedding tour on the S.10 tram from the West Side station. On their return they will reside in newly fur nished home on lower High street. There were many handsome gifts to the bride. The groom is native Of Norwich, the son of MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Williams, and is employed in tho plant of the McCrum-How company. The bride is the daughter of the late James and Margaret NJ COX. Both are well known and have the best wishes of many friends for the future.
 Dixon-Sweeney
 In Fitchville Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Johns Catholic church Miss Kathryn Sweeney, eldest daugh- ter of Mrs. Margaret Sweeney, of Fitchville, and Laurence Dixon, son of William Dixon of Lebanon, were unit nell of Colchester, pastor of the church. AS the briral couple entered the church the wedding march WAS played by Miss Henrietta Authier, organist of the church. The bride was becomingly gowned in champagne messahne and
 
 ture hat She was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret Sweeney, who was also gowned in champagne mes- saline, with hat to match. The groom was attended by Walter Brown Dur ing the eerenioriy Mrs. Julia Authier sang Q Promise Me. and the Misses Kat athryn and Alkaline coughifn also sang. The altar of the church was pretti1y decorated with ferns, roses and potted plants. After the ceremony the wedding breakfast was served at the brides home, at which a large present to offer congratulations and best wishes to the newly welded coup 1e.
 Mir. Dixon is employed by the Pal mer Bros company of Fitcl1yille, and tthe popularity of both MT. and Mrs of handsome and useful presents. in cluding money, .silperware, furniture etc. At 5.3o o'clock in the afternoon MT. and Mrs Dixon left on their hon. eymoon trip to Atlantic City. The brides travelling gown was of cream side in Fitchville. Amorg those pres ent were relatives from Wiilimantic MiddIetown, Norwich and Lebanon. Hanks-Raynes.
 Dwight H. Hanks, who conducts 2 garage in Willimantie, and Miss Ethe L. Raynes of Norwich, were married al their handsomely furnished home or Hanks Hill, Mansfield. Wednesday al - o'clock by Rev. J. R. Robertson oi Gurleyvi1le. It was quiet affair, witf only the immediate family present A 3 o'clock MT. and Mrs. Hanks left b. auto for trip which will include | Hartford, Springfield and Boston. Botf are well known young people, wht l have the best uishes of their man, fr-fr ta hrfd fn( 1lf young woman, a daughter of MT. ant Mrs. c. H. Raynes of F'ourteenti | street.
 Many beautiful presents were receiv 1 ed, including cut glass, china and lin l en.
 Vergason- -Edminston. There was quiet wedding on Wed | nesday evening at 7.30 at the hom. 1 of MT. and Mrs. E. Porter Rogers, Nc ! 155 Franklin streeI. when Mrs. Rogers ! cousin. Miss Phebe Helen Edminston | was united in marriage with J. C l Fremont Vergason. The ceremony wa l performed by Rev. P. .. Wright, pas 1 tor of the Central Baptist church. on | ly immediate relatives being present l Miss Mae E. Chandler was bridesmaid | and Tyler Rogers the best man, bot | being relatives of the bride. l The bride wore becoming gown o | white embroidery and the bridesmai 1 was attract1vely goWned in White sill | null over blue.
 A wedding supper followed the cer l emony. Both bride and groom ar | well known residents of Norwicl l Town, the bride being the daughter o l Mrs. J. E. Edminston- MT. Vergasol | is a carpenter employed at the H. Porter & Son Co. shop, They are t
 reside on Vergason avenue, Norwicl l Town
 | Smith Patton
 l At the home of the brides mother | Mrs. J. Patton, in Palmertown, at "A | o'clock Tuesday evening her daugh | ter, Miss Ellison Patton. was unite I in marriage with Frank $. Smith, so | of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O.. Smith c
 this city. the ceremony having bee l performed by Rev. c. c. Chappell, pas | tor of the Union Baptist church. On ly relatives and a few friends wer l in attendance.
 Miss Lydia Smith. sister of tn 1 grooii:, was bridesmaid, and Etc
 Johnson of Montville Center was bes 1 man. The brides gown was of whit
 satin and she carried bride roses. Tn 1 bridesmaids dress was of pink sil | and her bouquet was of carnations. The home was decorated with rose | and a short reception followed the cer I emony, a buffet lunch being served The jride received a number of hand
 some presents. She gave her brides i maid a set of side combs inlad wit gold, while the groom's gift to his bes | man was gold monogram cufflinks an | stickpin. 9Goo b
 | The bride is a Well-lliIown youn
 woman of Palmertown. where her cr cle of friends is wide. and the grool
 is a prominent young man of thi city. He is a sergeant in the Thir company, c. A. C. They are residn
 at their newly furnished home. \,
 214 Franklin street.
 Dutton-Norris.
 Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
 St. Patricks church Miss Margart
 Leona Norris daughter of Policema
 and Mrs. John Norris was united
 marriage with James J. Dutton by Re
 William F. Cavanaugh. Miss Grao
 Alice Hainey of New London cousi
 of the bride was bridesmaid and Joh J. Hyland of Hartford was best man Gowned in white satin with pea
 trimmings. the bride made d handson | appearance. She wore picture h;
 and carried a bouquet of bride rose The bridesmaid wore blue messalin with Persian trimmings, and carrie carnations. She wore d black pictul
 hat The brides travelling dress was
 tailor made suit of tan, with black fol age hat
 ,l A reception and wedding breakfa | followed at the home, No. 221 Broa 1 street, at which made were in attend
 ance. The house was prettily decora
 ed, roses and ferns being used exteT sicily in the two parlors, and in the ha
 there were daisies and laurel, pretti