Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-30

in the Church of the Atonement Phil adelphia, by Rev. Nathaniel Babcoclz Groton, rector of St. Thomas church, Whitemarsh, Pa The bridegroom to be is a son of Rev. William NJ Groton, former rector of Christ Episcopal church, Westerly, now dean of the Philadelphia Divinity school. Several relatives and friends of the bridegroom in Westerly will attend the wedding.
 dog and a squirrel caused an auto- mobile accident on the Post road We'd nesdaT. The dog was in the auto with its master when a squirrel appeared in the road just ahead. The dog made -unlD for the squirrel and the driver made q grab for the dog The dog lid ot Catch the squirrel nor did the ma1 ho3d the dog In the confusion tbe mar lost control of the machine fer q moment and it crahed into a st,' e wall anG was considerably 'hma5: q. T Ter tPC dog came back and with It's master trudged to the nearest tele phone, and a relief car was despatched from a Westerly garage. The man, the dog and the squirrel escaped in- jury.
 Captain Walter H. Lewis, in charge of the Watch Hill life saving station, who recently purchased the Joseph E. Boggs property in Summer street, which included Q dwelling, garage and barn, is making improvements to the property The captain has just pur- chased the adjoining property. mclud- ing a large house, formerly owned by the late Ambrose Nichols. This new purchase will alsQ be considerably improved, and the whole appearance of the neghborhood will be bettered by Captain DaEis becoming a property owner in Summer street.
 
 Harold Jeffrey, the six year old son of MT. and Mrs. Ransom Jeffrey, was struck by the mud guard of an auto mobile and instantly killed in Hope Valley Wednesday noon, With other children, returning home from school, the little boy was playing in the road as the automobile approached. The horn was footed repeatedly, but the children were so much interested in play that they did not heed the warn ing. The machine was kept well to the right of the road. When passing the group of children, the Jeffrey boy dart ed toward the automobile and was struck by the mud guard and thrown one side. Dr. William Veal happened to be in the village store, near where the accident occurred and he hurried to the place. but the boy was dead.
 The automobile is owned by G. E. Chadwick of Providence. and he was in the car with his chauffeur, Henry FIargraVeS The body of the boy was taken in the car to the undertaking es- tablishment Nessrs, Chadwick and Hargraves were held by Sheriff George H. Barber pending investigation. Sev- eraI who witnessed the fatality inform ed the sheriff that those in the auto- mobile used due precaution, and were not entirely responsible for the fatal accident.
 Miss Rose Josephine Cato. daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs. James Cato, of High street. and Angelo Parnigoni were married at anuptial mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Wednesday by Rev. Peter McOscar, The bride was attended by Miss Mary Favario, a cousin, and Leonardo Par nigoini was best man. Miss Pianca FragnelIi, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. The couple were escorted to the altar rail by James Catto, fath- CT of the bride, and Mrs. Arthur Fra quelli, the mstron of honor.
 The bride wore white crepe de chine, trimmed with Irish lace, bridal veil, and carried a shower bouquet of roses The bridesmaid wore white crepe with silver ornaments and a black hat. The gown of the matron of honor was of white silk and she wore a black picture hat. A dinner was served al the home of the brides parents, and there was a reception in the evening. at which there was large gathering of friends of the two families.