Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-03
Joe Connolly With Montreal.
WEDDED AT 10 P. M.
Charles D. Arnold of KiIlinaly and
 Myrtle Murray of Providence.

Gossip of the street Thursday had it that the latest marriage of out of town people in this vicinity occurred at mid night Wednesday, but an investigation of the matter brought out the fact that 1t was not quite at that time of night. Charles D. Arnold, who names Xiii lingly as his home town, and Miss Myrtle E. Murray of Providence did get married here. however, at an un- usual hour (about 10 o'clock) Wednes- day night. Rev. F. D. Sargent was kind enough to accommodate the couple by performing the ceremony, which, evidently, they did not want deferred until morning. The young people, after the ceremony, registered at a local hotel, but later, when brother of the groom appeared here in a touring car and congratulated them, they decided to go to New London, so left in the machine at a late hour.
 Transferred to Nantucket.
 Reuben L. Chapman, who has been the agent of the Adams Express com pany here for some time over a year, with the opening of the present month is transferred to Nantucket, to be sue ceeded here by R. L. Bailey, who comes here from Franklin, Mass. Agent
 
 months. In that city he and Mrs. Bailey were active workers of the Con gregational church and made many friends during the comparatively short time they were in the town.
 Rho Delta Class Officers.
 The following are the newly elected officers of Rho Delta class of the Methodist church: President Mrs Heath; vice president, Mrs. Gascoigne; secretary, Mrs. Gilbert; treasurer, Mrs Richardson.
 The annual meeting was held We'd nesday evening with Mrs. Carrie Gas 1 coigne, and the reports showed that the 1 organization is in a fourishing condi- 1 ton.
 Boys Had to Collect Dodgers.
 A new if unofficial branch of the city 1 street cleaning department was in ser. 1 vice during a part Of Thursday. This [ branch was made of boys who had lit- l tered the street with heralds for 2 l theater, the distribution of such paper being against the city rules Captair | Murray got after the boys and mad, them undo the untidy results for whicI | they were responsible.
 Tn the pariors at the Methods church this CFridayl evening there i to be a meeting of the Fpworth league After the business there is to be l social session.
 Demonstration by Cooking Glass.
 Just what progress is being mad ill the domestic science department O Putnam High school will be demon strated at the food exhibition by tn 1 cooking classes on Thursday after noon of next week. It is said by thos in a position to know that the ne1
 departure at the school is showin
 highly satisfactory results. Il oatIey Property Sold. Hiram F. Oatley sold on Thursda his property at the north end of Scho, , street to Daniel W. Burgess of th town Of Thopnpaon. MT. Oatley ha
 purchased a place in Killingly and to remove to that toEn
 The first important attention ths ? has been given Elm street this seaso was bestowed upon t D. the street dt partment Thursaay. when top dress
 ing ot fine crushed roc.I was beiu spread. Later this covering will T, ceive the usual oil treatmenL
 Going to kansas City. . Mr. and Mrs. Prod Page, who f l many years nave been esidents of tl town of Killingly. and are well know
 throughout this eectien, were in Pu
 nam Thursday to gel a train for Il
 west. They are en route for kansa ; ! City. Mir. Page is to spend the sun s mer in that section. 'out Mrs Page W , go to Arizona. to ylslt her sister for