Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-31
BAY STATE ROMANCE.
Clinton, Mass, Garage Owner and Tel. ePnons Girl Come ts Prtnam {, Wed.

The practice of Worcester county couples, go prevalent until this states new marriage license laws went into erect in August 1918, in coming here urely died Out.
 The following special from Clinton to worcester paper of Frfdpy tells of one romatice that culninatad fin a marriage in this city:
 Another romance in which a teie- Thursday, Oct. 2z, when Jesnnette E, Eraser, a pretty brunet, was married 10 Napoleon Bousquet, a g rage owner in Putnam. Ct, by Rev. F. D. Sar- gent, pastor of the Congregational Mf. snd Mrs Bousuuef ress,snes to Clinton after tie ceren ony, Mrs. Bous- Quet resumed her work as night op- crater at the telephone ofice and lived ae the home of her parents, Mf and Mrs. Frederick Frazer, Pearl street. Mir. and Mrs. Bousquet tried to keep their marriage secret and refused to say that they were married. The req ] son that Mr. BousQfef gave fer 10, wanting to sa anytk!nS about his ap- preaching marriage, as he called it was because his wiye's father, has never allowed him to come to the Mr Bousquet admitted that he loved Jeannette and said he had been keep. ling company ~iti. her for three years. II was three years ago when MT Bouso1et went into the garage busa. ness that he met JJeannette Frazier then is yeaTs old. He was s2 years oi riding in his auto. MT. Bousque taught her to drive the car and sh, was frequently seen driving it On tn, streets of. Clinton.
 ! Mr. and Mrs. Bousquet drove t, Putnam, Ct, q week ago today in Mir They returned to Clinton. and Mrs Beusquet returned to her parents home.
 Mir. Bousquet refused tonight to ad init that he was married. He said h wasn't going to make it public unti Saturday.
 MT. Bousauet ws. at his garage o, Maple street, when the reporter caiIe Tt is reported in Worcester that .yo | and Miss Frazfer were married Putnam, Ct; Oct. F." ls was told. T is strange how that ever got out. never told anyone anything about it.
 said: q didn't say that it was tru or that it wasn't true I am not goin to sayt q word about 1t. When ge
 ready to give 1t out Isr publication,
 will do so. If is can be found out oe fore that il Is all right as far as am eOneefHe0s | WOE [ OD9oCb es1al Hut I won't give the infornuation.- | Miss Frazer said to the rePorte
 lover the telephone: don't car twhethef my father knows it or not. isn't any of his business. ain ol Ienough to get married if want to. didn't say I was married and didn
 deny it either. I don't care what IpubIished. bat won't say anythin las it is no ones business whether am married or not
 ! Soelsi and Psrsenais
 David Clarke was in Boston Mon
 Ars. C. F. Waterman has bee spending a week in Providence. | Miss Majorie Mann has return from q lengthy visit with friends Brooklyn, N '.
 Mrs. George Gflpatrie has returne from d weeks visit with her son I Raymond diipatric and his wife,
 Mir. and Mrs. GGeorge Hathawa ihave returned to Tivefton. N. J.. wher lt1ey are to spend the winter, hayfn moved their household goods frof lIsrernont street to that city
 An enjoyable meeting of the Q. 2 tcfub was held with Miss Bessie Champ lin as secretary of the club for tn twfnter of f9l4-1s15.
 Mrs. Harold Giipatric spent Thurs fday in worcester.
 Mrs. C. Fl. Kelley and Mrs. France Harrington were in Worcester, Fri day. -....,..,
 Friday.