Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
WEDDING.
LittIe--Mcore.


 The wedding of Dr. Herman C. Lit tie, who has been a practicing physi- clan in the borough for about a year, to Miss Agnes Moore. daughter of MrS. Abbie Moore of North Adams, Mass, occurred Wednesday afternoon at the First Congregational church at North Adams. The ceremony was attended by the relatives and few intimate friends of the bride and groom. Af- ter a short honeymoon, Dr. and Mrs. Little will make their home in the Otho O'Sullivan house in Main street
 The yestry where the ceremony oc- cured had been tastefully decorated with goldenrod, clematis and maple leaves by friends of the bride. Jesse Hadfield, organist of the church. play ed the Lohengrin wedding march as the bridal party entered and during the ceremony Miss Alberto McLoud played several violin selections. Miss Helen M. Moore, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. and Joseph F. Little, brother of the groom. was best man. Two little cousins of the bride, Elizabeth Beadle and Louise BeadIe, of Leominster, preceded the bridal party to the vestry of the church. Miss Edith Little of Meriden sang Gyp5y Trail. The brides gown was crepe de chine, with malta lace trimming. The maid of honor wore white chiffon over lace. A wedding reception was held at the home of the brides mother at which light refreshments were served.
 Busy Session of Town Court.
 Automobiles, motorcycles and horse were alleged violators of the law, oc- cupied the attention of Judge Breed in the Stonington town court Friday morning. Arthur T. Bishop of Boston, arrested Aug. 10 for overspeeding his automobile. by State Policemen RuLd or n1a 1n6 r,5 lined $10 and costs. amounting in all to $37.4S.
 Paul Lanphere of Mystic, arrested Thursday evening by Policeman Clevc- land, was charged with having no op- orators license and no registration for his motorcycle. He was fined $5 and costs, amounting to $1S.4S. which he paid.
 Amer Omigny of Mystic, also ar rested by Policeman Cleveland, was charged with the same infractions of the law as Lanphere. He pleaded guilty and was fined s5 and costs, amounting to s1s.4S. and given until Aug. 31 to pay.
 James Conlan and Charles Haskell of Mystic were arrested Thursday evening by Policeman Cleveland, charged with having no lights on their buggies. Attorney Frank H. Hinckley appeared for Conlan. On motion of the prosecuting attorney, the cases were nolled. It was shown to the court that the men were driving in a well light ed plainly seen.
 Special Meeting Held.
 A special meeting of Stonington Steam Fire Engine company was held Thursday evening, at which affairs connected with the recent celebration were wound up. Arrangements swe-e made for trial of the steamer to be feld Friday evening at o'clock. and all the members of the company are expected to turn out for duty.
 Locals.
 Mrs. Andrew Halpin and children have returned to Derby after a visit to Miss Hortense States.
 Miss Mary Robinson is the guest of friends in New Bedford.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. Bailey and granddaughter, Miss Vera Bailey. have returned to Olamon, Me, after a few weeks visit in the borough.
 Edward Babcock has returned to New York after visit to his mother, Mrs. Harry s. Babcock
 MT and Mrs. Harry H. Doty are to move the first of the month to the Silss Holmes house in Gold street.
 Mrs. Rodenbaugh and daughter have returned to New Tor. after visiting MT. and Mrs. E. F. Darrell at Cove lawn.
 Mrs. ohn F. Miller and daugbtar Miss Josephine Miller, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Jerome S. Anderson, IF. at The Bungalow
 Frank L. Briar is rebuilding the fire places in pr. Weeks house in Dewey square.
 Mrs. s. F. Gould has returned to New York after visit to her sister. Mes w. A. Breed.
 Rev. and Mrs. George B. spaIdi,p Irs Irs who are spending a few weeks at the Middleton mansion at Ouoketaug where they will remain till the first of September, were guests recently of Key. and Mrs. Dwight C Stora