Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-16
MYSTIC
Recent Marriages-Tierney Temper ance Cadets Organize with A Mem bers-Pianninq for Poultry Show.

The marriage of Miss Maud Brown daughter of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Pearl street and George S. Glazier of New London took place Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock and was attended by relatives and a few friends. Miss Florence Brown, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Roy lift, a cousin of the bride, was best man. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. A. H. Withee, pastor of the Old Mystic Methodist church The bride wore a brown travelling suit with hat to match. MT. and Mrs Glazier left by automobile on 8 short wedding trip and on their return will reside in New London.
 Married at Alberta.
 Cards have been received in the viI- lage announcing the marriage of Miss Helen G. Irving, daughter of MT and Mrs. Alexander Irving of West Mystic to Carl c. Cutler, Sept. II, at Banff, Alberta. MT. and Mrs. Cutler will re- side at Fort George. British Colum- bia,
 Tierney Cadets Organized.
 A branch of the Tierney cadets was established in Mystic Sunday in St Patrick's hall James A. Mcdonald of New London. a, member of the state committee of the Catholic Total Ab- stinence union was present and took an active part in the organization. Forty-fourS boys joined the branch. The following officers were elected; President, Henry Inderdohnen; first vice president, Joseph F'eeney;t sec ond vice president John Donohue; re- cording secretary, Edward Flynn; fin ancial secretary, Edward Richards :: treasurer, John Inderdohnen; cha plain, Rev. John Fleming; sergeantzat arms, John Ffnnegan; entertainment com mittee, Henry Inderdohnen, Raymond aNa.@.
 Mystic Band Meets.
 The first meeting of the Mystic band was held in the club house of the F'roshin Singing society Friday eve ming when seventeen members were present. Much interest has been taken and it is hoped to increase the mem bersllfp. The following officers have been elected: President Albert Saun- ders: vice president. Edgar Williams; i; secretary, William c. Greenhalgh; i; treasurer, Jacob Spicks; leader, John Eckstein.
 Poultry Show in November.
 The annual exhibition of the South . ern New England Poultry association is to be held in this village in No- Vember. The meeting was held with the secretary, Charles H. Denison on Gravel street on Friday evening and proved very interesting when the list of the donors were announced. The list includes Congressman Bryan F. Mal1an of New London, who has sent a check for $1J, Frank R. Wheeler, Walter Morgan. IT., MT. and Mrs. J. w. Pollard, Horace N. Wheeler, Will liam E. Larsen of New London, Carl Schofield, Clarence NJ Wilcox. Jesse D. Crary. Henry B. Moves, Charles P. Williams, Charles Bennett, Jr., Guy Putnam of New London, Thomas N. Pollard Charles H. Foley, James Me Laughlin, Charles Donath, John F. Moves, Cornelius Costello, Squadrito Bros, Senator Frank B. Brandegee of New London, Attorney Frank Hinck- ley, Dr. l.. M. Allyn. Attorney B. H. Hewitt, Frederick Mercer of New Lon don and c. H. Denison. At this meet ing the following committee was ap- pointed for the printing and catalogue: A. L. Pitcher, James E. F. Brown. Thomas W. Pollard, Cari W. Schofield, H. N- Wheeler and c. H. Denison. Clarence Wilcox and 4. H. Board were added to the show committee