Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-05
WEDDINGS.
Bradford-Tait.

A wedding of local interest was sol- emniZed Wednesday, June 30, when Joseph James Bradford and Miss Bella Pixie Tait were married in the Rene dict Memorial Presbyterian church in New Haven. The church was hand somely decorated with palms. ferns and flowers. A programme of music was given by the organist of the
 church. To the wedding march the
 bridal party entered the church. The
 bride and her mother, Mrs. Isabella
 Tait. preceded by her maid of honor, | the brides sister, Miss Agnes Tait. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. Richard Marsh Bradford, the groom's brother. The bride was given away by her
 mother, Mrs. Tait The bride was very
 lovely in a gown of crepe de chine. Her veil was effectively fastened with flowers. She carried white bride roses.
 The bridesmaid was daintily gowned in
 pink crepe de chine. She wore a pic
 ture hat and carried pink sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony a banquet was served at the Oneco hotel. After a week at Atlantic City, MT. and Mrs. Bradford will make their home in New Haven.
 Mrs Bradford has made her home in New Haven for several years, where she is very popular with the young people. The groom, now of New Ha- vens was formerly of Norwich and Is
 the grandson of Joseph Bradford of Washington street. Many elegant pres ents of cut glass. silver, and money were received
 Congratulations and wishes for a happy future were extended MT. and l Mrs. Bradford by many friends. Burnham- ConL<Iin.
 | On Saturday evening at the home o1 ENdr. and Mrs. J. O. Landons at No. 2e l Treadway avenue, Rev. George H
 Strouse, pastor of the First Baptist church, performed quiet ceremony | ham of this city and Mrs. Jane Conk- | lin. Mrs. Conklin has been a resident | Of Westerly. Her maiden name was Douglass. MT. Burnham is a Main street optician and has resided at T. l Orchard street.
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 | / Donald B. Smith, formerly of this City and Taftville, and Miss Annie F I McDougall, daughter of ~Adr. and Mrs
 James McDougall. Of No. 157 Meadow l croft street, Lowell, Mass, were united
 in marriage at the First Baptist church
 in that city by Rev. A. c. Archibald Thursday evening in the presence of 3 l large number of guests.
 l The bride was charming in a gown i Of crepe de meteor with an overcover- ! ing of imported lace with pearl trim l mings. Her veil was caught up with l ines OI ItlS Nd1lSy ana she carried a | large bouquet of roses. Her brides maid. Miss Mary A. McDougaI1, a sis. l ter, was gowned in blue crepe de chine with silver shadow lace and carried q bouquet of sweet peas and roses. liar. 1 old Jewett was the best man, and the wedding march was rendered by Mis, I Ella McDougall, organist. A receptior | was held at the home of the brides i parents after the wedding and a large number of friends offered their con. ] gratulations to the couple. The many l beautiful wedding gifts included cut | glass, silverware. china and other1artf. | cles. Following their wedding trip l MT. and Mrs. Smith will be at home | at No. 97 Moore street, Lowell.
 | MT. Smith is the son Of Andrew W Smith of No. 55 Sherman street. this
 city. MT. and Mrs. Smith and sor Dewey and MT. and Mrs. Robert Parker
 made the trip to Lowell in Mir Smith l automobile to attend the wedding MT and Mrs. Smith have returned, leavins | Mir. and Mrs. Parker in Lowell
 | Both bride and groom are member, | of the Lowell First Baptist church anC
 are popular with their many friends. 1 Among the guests present wer, l friends from Narragansett Pier, ;Quin. cy, Everett and other cities.