Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-18
JEWETT CITY
Tripp- Church Wedding Wednesday Afternoon-Eighteen Hunters Li- censes Issued-Indoor CIambake for Congregational Mems Club.

At the home of Rollin R. Church of Jewett City Wednesday afternoon, the marriage of his daughter, Martha Brown Church. and Arthur Dyer Tripp, took place. Relations from far and near had responded to the wedding in vitations. The house was elaborately decorated in asters and clematis, the decorations being done by Mrs. Nell bert Myott. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Benjamin H. Palmer of Norwich. The bridal party entered the south room, led by the uSherS, s. Lewis Church of Philadelphia and Harold E. Smith of New York. the ring bearers, Sybil and Clara Palmer, goWned in white, with baskets of flow CTS, following. The matron of honor, brides sister wore pale blue satin with beaded lace tunic. The bride was beautifully gowned in white satin with brussels lace and pearl trimmings. She wore a veil held in place by lilies of the valley. She carried a bouquet of bride roses. The matron of honor carried pinks.
 In the illness of her father the bride entered accompanied by her mother. They were met under an arch of as- .ters and clematis by the groom, ac- companied by his best man, Dr. E. E. Smith of New York.
 The Rev. J. Allan Spiden, $. T. D., of the Jewett City Baptist church, performed the double ring ceremony. The brides gift to her matron of hon or was an orange spoon, while to her flower girls she gave silver spoons. To the best man, the groom gave dia- mond scarf pin and to his ushers gold cuff links. Many beautiful gifts indi- cated the popularity of the young cou- ple. They left for their honeymoon amid showers of confetti and rice. They will reside in Jewett City, where the groom is 8 member of the firm of Chapman & Tripp
 Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Adelaide Tripp and Miss Ida Tripp of Danielson, MT. and Mrs. John French of Minnesota, MT. and Mrs. Mark Shepard of New London, N. H.: MT. and Mrs. Herman H; Chapman of PIainf1eld, Mrs. Eliza Palmer, Mir. and Mrs B. H. Palmer and MT. and Mrs. Shepard B. Palmer of Norwich. the Misses Church and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Miller of Midd1efeld.
 Filling Big Silo.
 Dr. J. B. Sweet has just completed his new silo, and was busy with a, number of men filling it Wednesday. It is of the new Crane type and was purchased in sections all ready for construction It is sixteen feet in di- arneter on the inside and is capable of holding 150 tons of ensilage The base or cellar part is built ten feet into the ground and in it's cOnstruc- ton MT. Sweet used 150 carloads of stone and two tons of cement. The doctor says it is one of the finest and handiest arranged silos in the state.
 Revised Democratic Ticket.
 Since the vote of the democratic caucus held Tuesday evening the dem ocratic town committee Michael E. Shea, chairman, has found 1t neces- sary to make several changes in the ticket which now stands: Assessor, Irving o. Burdick; board of relief, John k. Green, Dennis Barnett: select men. James II. Shea, John Potter: town clerk and treasurer, John Welsh; collector of taxes, MaTcey Seymour; constables, Peter Bryant, Martin Wolf, Peter Olsen, Sterry Kinney; school visitors, John c. Hawkins, w c. Ter ry; auditor, John A. Hourigan; regis trars. first district. Timothy E.. Shea; second district, Arba Browning.
 Injured in Football Game.
 Earl $, Hiscox was taken to Dr. ! B. Sweet Wednesday with 8 badly in iured knee. the result of a football scrimmage. The tearing off of several fragments caused a leakage of the wa