Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-15
MARRIED BY JUSTICE.
Must Be Married Again by Parish Priest at MiIbury-Bay State Eiope-

The following is from a Worcester
 paper of Wednesday relative to a
 marriage that occurred here on Sat
 urday of last week:
 Baskerville, May 13.-The justice of
 the probate court, E. G. Wright, at
 Putnam, Ct, Saturday eliminated an
 eight months romance for John
 Dunne, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles
 Dunne, Main street, and Miss Mar
 guerite Gendron. daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. William Gendron Wilkinsonville,
 when the couple eloped to that city
 and were married about o'clock.
 Returning to WilkinsOnville. the
 young couple returned to their respec-
 tive homes. with no one the wiser, and
 the secret was kept until today when
 the newly welded pair went to live at
 the Dunne home.
 Ever since the courtship began,
 shortly after Dunne moved to the vil-
 lage, Mrs Gendron has objected strongly to the match, claiming Mar
 guerite was too young. The wife is F. and the husband is 20 years old. Both young people worked in the spinning room of the Fisher MaRBp featuring panys mill Saturday | forenoon and returned to their honnos at dinner hour, and about 3.30 o'clock they met in Worcester and boarded the train for the Gretna Green of the Nutmeg State.
 They made arrangements hastily and were soon on their return trip, ar irving in Wilkinsonville about o'clock. Sunday forenoon the couple attended mass and Johns attentive ness to Marguerite was noticed by | Whitiusville churchgoers. Today when Mrs. GendrOn told her daughter that village folk would gossip about her l chumming with John. the girl replied | he was her chum for life and produced the wedding ring.
 Miss Gendron wore a brown tailored cult he Ip 1 will have their marriage blessed either l Sunday or May IS at the Church of l the Assumption. Millbury, by Rev. [ Louis E. Berry, pastor
 l Mir. DUnne is at work in the spin | ning room of the Fisher company as i helper at the slasher. He said today: ] Only Marguerite's mother objected to : our match and we decided to end all ! objections Saturday night in Putnam. i It seems to be the record runaway match city in the country just now. ! We were married by the justice of the i probate court and I do not remember 1 his name There were no witnesses. i l have kept company with Miss Gen l dron about eight months, and think 1t i is long enough"
 Arrest Expected.
 1 It is said that an arrest is expected | in connection with the robbery of Jo- ! Seph Lamoreaux in a woodchopper g | cabin near Perryvilfe during the early l hours of last Sunday morning. Evi- | denCe exists that seems to give a clue 1 as to who is responsible for the rob- l bery LamOreaux was employed by a | firm doing business in this city. Telephone Changes. A large force of employees of the l s. N F. T company is at work fin 1 Putnam on the many changes that are 1 to come about in the telephone service ! here by Aug. 1, when it is expected the | new central station on Grove street | will be ready for opening. The build 1 ing is now practically completed, ss | far as the builders are concerned, but much electrical work remains to be 1 done Another gang of the company's ] men is at work in the town of Thomp- ! son, doing work on pole line that runs along the route of the new state 1 road.