Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-28
Large Attendance at Rosengren- Erieson Wedding in Swedish Lu. theran Church-Three Other Wed. dinos.

At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening AL bert Rosengren and Miss Rosa Eliza beth Ericson were united in marriage in the Swedish church on Hickory street by the Rev. H. Lindevall of North Groshvenordale. The bride and groom were attended by Ernest Johnson, a cousin of the bride, Harry Ericson, brother of the bride, Miss Lillian Johnson, also a cousin of the bride, and Miss Edla Rosengren, a sis ter of the groom. The bride was beau tifully attired in white silk with white lace trimmings. She wore white veil and carried shower bouquet of white chrysanthemums. As the bridal pair walked up the aisle to the altar a wedding march was played by Miss Mabel Christianson.
 After the ceremony a bountiful sup per was served in the basement of the church, which was followed by a re- ception. Tn all sixty invited guests sat down to the tables about S.30 o'clock. The attendance at the we'd ding was very large and the out ol town guests included Mir. and Mrs. AL fred Rosengren, Miss Digmar Rosen- gren, Miss Edla Rosengren, Miss Hill degard Rosengren, Mrs. Charles Olsen and son, all of Auburn, R. l.. Rev. 4 dale. Miss Bertha Lydnstrom, also of North Grosvenordale, and Mir. and Mrs. John P. Johnson of Auburn, R. l.
 There were many handsome wedding gifts from the friends of the couple, including cut glass, silverware, china and furniture.
 MT. and Mrs. Rosengren will leave 1 today for Auburn, where they will re- side in newly furnished home. The groom has lived in Auburn for some time. where he conducts a large | bakery.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar. F. Ericson and Is a native of Montville. She has resided with her parents on the East Side for ! the past fourteen years and has many l friends with whom she is popular. Both the bride and groom have many friends who wish them joy and happiness in their married life. | chester-Dcmbrosk
 At o'clock Wednesday evening Rev. John H. Fitzmaurice. pastor of | St. Marys church, united in marriage | James Henry Chester and Miss Lillian Esther Dombroski in the rectory of the | church. Relatives attended the cere- mony. The bridesmaid was Miss Alice | Shore and the best man was James Mccarthy.
 The groom is the son of James H. l Chester, is a native of Norwich and resided at No. 17s North Main street He is employed as an oiler at the plant of the Norwich Gas and Electric company on North Main street The bride is the daughter of John and Ernestine Dombroski and is native of Ridgeway. Pa. She has resided for some time at No. 1o4 Boswell avenue Gieason-O'Hara.
 l A quiet wedding ceremony was per formed in St. Mary's church at , l o'clock Wednesday afternoon when Rev. Fr. Kennedy united in marriage John J. Gleason and Mrs. Margaret O'Hara. The bride and groom were attended by MT, and Mrs Edward Gleason. Mrs. O'Hara was attired ir
 lavender silk with hat to match, and
 Mrs, Gleason wore black silk. Owing
 to recent deaths in the immediate fam.
 flies, the wedding was a quiet one and only relatives attended. A receptior was held at the home of the bride or
 Boswell avenue following the wedding ceremony. After a short trip MT. and
 Mrs. Gleason will reside at No. II
 North street.
 The groom is the son of Thomas ant
 Ellen O'Donnell Gleason and has re-
 sided in this city for some years. H. Is a market gardener and is wei
 known. The bride is the daughter o
 MT. and Mrs. James Fitzgibbons ant
 has resided at 1S0 Boswell avenue fol Iseveral years.
 Serviee-Perry.
 | On Wednesday, evening at o'clocl
 James P. Service and Mary F. Perr,
 were united in marriage by Rev
 Charles H. Ricketts at the parsonag
 of the Greeneville Congregationa
 cyhurch. The groom is a member O
 the firm of Pitcher & Service and th-
 bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs | Charles C. Perry If or Smith oUapue