Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-04
BALTIC
Additional Donations to New Church. Rev. Joseph NaIdambrini starts Or gan Fund With sf00--W WeiIand Far reII Wedding -Postoffice Moved.

Other donations of stained glass
 windows for the sacristy of the new St. Mary's church were made by Louis
 Trudeau, J. p. Bourrett, Alphonse
 Tetrault, Henrie Bibeault, Huburs
 Guillot and family, Kyste Lucier, Mime.
 Marie Courtemanche The beautifUs
 new church organ was paid for
 through the efforts of the different choirs of the church and the patronage
 of the good people who attended the
 series of whists held during the win
 ter months for that purpose. Sprague
 naiL where the whists were. held, was
 given free of charge by the cotton
 mills company, which went a great
 way towards the fund. The organ subscription was started by Rev. Jo- seph Valdambrini, the assistant pastor, who generously donated s100.
 WeiIand- Farrell Marriage.
 The first marriage in the new St. Marys church took place Monda5 morning at [ o'clock when Louis Weiland of Taftville and Miss Mary Farrell of Baltic were united in mai riaee by the Rev. U. 0. Bellerose. The bridesmaid was Miss Gertrude Hines, the best man brother of the bride Patrick Farrell. Father Bellerose cele- brated the nuptial high mass which followed the marriage ceremony, dur Ing which an Ave Maria was sung in an eHective manner by Miss Mary Roy. Ohi Promise Me. by Miss Fidelis Donahoe, was rendered in fine voice The bride wore handsome gown of white net over white silk with wreath lsand veil. She carried d pearl-covered prayer book and a bouquet of carna lions. The bridesmaid wore blue silk with net and fringe. trimmings.
 A breakfast was served at the home or the brides parents. MT. and Mrs seward Farrell, on High street The priue received many presents. includ- Ing taple linen from Mrs. Edward Far rell: rocker. from Patrick Farrell dessert spoon, Mr Day; one-half dozen reaspoonsl Mir. and Mrs D. J. Hines: one half dozen knives and forks. MT ana Mrs. T. Sullivan; tray cloth. Miss A. Donnelly. tray cloth. Mrs. Jobn wcousi rocker. Mrs. Mary Sullivan
 Dedspread. Mrs. William Chappeli, crocheted beg. Miss May Cahill. ' .Mr and Mrs, Weiiand left on the s.54 train for New York and Provi dence, where they will spend a month
 s1I Tn their return they will reside in l Village Interests.
 Mr. anu MrS. Alex Dupont and their nephew, George Cadorette, spent Sun
 day and Labor day in North Grosven- l ordale. Si' The local postoffice has been removed
 10 the Cote block on Railroad street George Remmert of Hartford was nome for the holidays
 MT and Mrs. William Cullen spent i4aDor day in Rockville
 Ihomas Hanley passed Labor day ir l Providence. Monday night A Western Girl was played in Shannon's hall to good
 sized audience. The show was a goysd
 one and called forth hearty applause Miss Viola Buteau of New York is
 the guest of Mrs. Raymond ]. Jodoin
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Larose ot Providence are guests of H. A. Gau- Joseph Healey of Springfield. Mass. I IS visiting his parents, Mi. and Mrs Cornelius Hsaley. VI . J0hn and Anthony Woods were holi- gay guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. John Woods Mrs William D, Noland spent Iabo,
 oay With relatives in Worcester.