Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-01
III During 1Weny-Fouf Hours
sBd11ey Marriage Blake Case win Probably ne6eA Jury To-day High School Chords Sings The Creation- n-Mmufactmers and Quarrymen Come to Amicable Aareement on General Bill of Prices.

XEo10g1ck unrney, expert accountant lMD coun0lGto6 his examination of the
 u01u 0D6 accounts of ex-SenatoT 0ooeuo ". H0xie. former treasurer of 1&o 8G1o1mtug town of Charlestown, who U11 bGnn1ng business with the Indus 1rl11 1xugt oompany of Westerly. MT
 rU111 ahOrtAGo wag about $1 200 and 1L1D 11nD been made good to the town Mm0 G1o town omcHals are not disposed 0o RW1cu9oL After Mf. HOxie had nzn11fod e the town council that he X41 bo1n uglng town funds for his own
 D onG had not credited interest to 04o town. his guccessor In ofiice. Treas u1W- Cnnrloo T.. 9chIasenger, was au- GuPlnoG e employ an expert to ex- 06n1no the accounts 1t was found that 1oP oDout four years MT. Hoxie had 10nm ln the habit of discounting notes 01 ~ eank making use of some of UD 0Duay for hfs peroonai afnaile, the 0nww Day1ng the interest. He did not G.DW ony interest to the town for the meDsy he used
 ~ hno been completed, has proceeded eo co11eUt by attachments on such DEuDoEfy as he could find. including a uunu bauk account. ana on real estate Gk Abort Hoxie, an uncle, who was o(u1sUan- AS . result the treasurer ooeur111es for the balance due the 0oWu. toSoth9r with all the costs.
 ThA fnvogk1gAtiOn showed that on the Guy xGE. H0xfe trangferred his books co co ngW town treasurer he deposited oo.1o4 h the bank. which he borrowed foP tno purpose. making the books bail nnDa oecordinG to the figures appear 1nr 0x IL time When MT. Hoxie be- c0uo town treasurer. the town was mnmnDo1 on an 8a-cent tax rate pro- duc1ng afout $s.0oe annually. This go4o wos subsequently, raised to s1. e. <<f p1A c provision in the vote that each vG1r 90 cents 0f the tax raised on each 410o Gh0u1d be placed in sinking 1uD6. but there Is no such fund. qromDurer 9chlasanEer. who discovered r<ho deficiency in the accounts of his {he matter. and through his efforts the town wfH Dc at no financial loss.
 Tho voddina of Miss Lena May Bag opy, 6s0DhtDr Of MT. and Mrs. William D0n1oy. Of Avondale Westerly. and AL 1Fo1 Hsmpstead Pollock of New Lon &0n cook place in Christ Episcopal ehueA ct o'clock Tuesday afternoon. &ho edinos being filled with friends, mc1u1ing many from other places. zIoor to the marriage ceremony, these omocf1ous were rendered by Rowland " 0uuAnm. orgAnfst: Wedding Music, nnsu4 yenssn; Wedding Song. Par k0S 0oHk, nIeuucisSouus Mu- Dotta AFsa61an Idyll. Lemare.
 A the wedding party entered the church the Wedding Procession. by w. 2 0ogt, va tho htting organ selec- 11uuR Inc marriage ceremonial was DGg1orBed by Rev.Wiiliam F. Williams recoor of She church. the bride being G1VGu oway by her father.
 3h0 br1deis gown was white satin Dvur W1h1to silk. She wore a veil and Go1z1od . shoEer bouquet of bride r11R 1frs. Meta Fuller of Boston was mD4oR of honor. wearing a gown of uU1G net lace ovsr light blue satin and Gnxxy1n9 white roses. William A UnG1oy Ok Lowell. brother of the bride wnD 6os< man The ushers were AL pheuD n Eldrsd. Vincent D. Fldred Ffed A. Bdred and Frtnk F. Dodge.
 Af tbe eonc1usfon of the ceremony the Wedding March from Midsummel <K1te Dream was played
 A reception followed at the Dlxor home. and 1fr. and Mrs. Pollock left en en eas1y evening train for theii wedding trip. They win reside in New eupeFinfondent of the Brafnerd & Arm
 AmonR the guests from out of town were william A. Ba<ley of Lowell 1fr1 Meta Fuller of Boston, Miss Es- ther Fuller of Providence Mir. and Mrs Samuel Wunge of Boston, Mir and 1frB. willis P. Brown and Fred 2!dro6 of New York Mir and Mrs Will E1m R- Pollock. Mfr. and Mrs. John Murnane. William J. Brennan. Lewis Crnnda1l Mir. and Mrs Walter Sear1e 44Scbae1 F1anaRan- Edward Bangs and Arthur Gager of New London.